[0.00–4.26] So the Dominion Society of Canada was banned off of Instagram just yesterday.
[4.26–7.14] After amassing 30,000 followers in just one year,
[7.14–9.86] their main account gets banned with no option to appeal,
[9.86–13.80] along with the board members' personal accounts getting banned as well.
[13.80–15.50] This is clearly political persecution,
[15.50–16.90] but I'll go over the bullshit reasons
[16.90–20.60] and how this is actually part of a larger campaign to attack the Dominion Society.
[20.60–23.60] Those who don't know Dominion Society is a Canadian nationalist organization
[23.60–27.16] that champions and celebrates Canadian identity and Canadian culture
[27.16–28.66] and policy to help defend that.
[28.66–31.06] And to demonstrate how this is clearly political persecution,
[31.06–33.62] we're going to compare it to the World Seek Organization,
[33.62–37.22] which advocates on the behalf of Seek Identity and Seek Culture.
[37.22–40.30] The supposed reason that Dominion Society got banned from Instagram
[40.30–42.10] was praising a terror attack,
[42.10–44.50] supporting violence against a particular group of people.
[44.50–45.36] Let's stop right there.
[45.36–49.16] Here's a clip from the first ever World Seek Organization conference.
[49.16–52.60] The WSO's founding convention was an angry affair.
[52.60–56.84] Ajab Singh Bagri of Kamloops, DC made a notorious speech
[56.84–59.44] urging Seeks to massacre Hindus.
[64.84–67.84] Jake Meets Singh is obviously associated with the World Seek Organization,
[67.84–71.80] the whole slew of Canadian politicians in every single major political party.
[71.80–73.80] And yes, this even includes the deputy leader
[73.80–75.84] of the Conservative Party of Canada, Tim Apple.
[75.84–77.84] World Seek Organization is fine on Instagram,
[77.84–80.24] promoting things like having carpans in schools,
[80.24–81.74] and that sort of fun stuff.
[81.78–84.14] So why are they targeting the Dominion Society?
[84.14–87.44] It's because they're not just a mean page shouting about nasty portations.
[87.44–91.28] There's actually comprehensive re-migration policies on their website
[91.28–94.78] that could be adopted today by a political party if they so chose.
[94.78–98.18] Dominion Society is not just shouting in the street doing random marches.
[98.18–100.48] They're actually starting campaigns in local areas
[100.48–102.34] to save the Champlain Monument, for example,
[102.34–106.44] including distributing over 15,000 different pieces of literature door-to-door.
[106.44–109.84] And Dominion Society is not just shouting online into a webcam.
[109.84–113.34] They're actually holding a national conference at the end of this month
[113.34–117.54] with some very impressive international speakers promoting their ideas.
[117.54–121.44] One of the speakers at this conference, by the way, from Quebec, Alexander Cormier-Denis,
[121.44–124.54] speaking of dangerous individuals and patterns of political violence,
[124.54–128.54] he had his car firebombed by the far left in Montreal.
[128.54–129.94] Does the CPC write about that?
[129.94–133.34] No, in fact, with Dham Khan, Dominion Society's first-ever conference
[133.34–134.44] coming up at the end of the month,
[134.44–136.84] there has been so many attacks from all sides
[136.84–138.54] coming against the Dominion Society again.
[138.54–141.74] Of course, we have Rachel Gilmour trying to shut down our e-commerce website.
[141.74–142.64] Thanks for that, Rachel.
[142.64–145.44] The CBC amplifying some anti-racism groups.
[145.44–148.14] They're calling the action to shut down the event in Hamilton this month.
[148.14–150.54] You even have the Hamilton police working together with Antifa
[150.54–151.84] trying to shut down this event.
[151.84–153.54] And even from the Conservative Party camp,
[153.54–156.54] you have this Maria character who's using something from my past
[156.54–158.14] to try to attack the Dominion Society.
[158.14–161.84] You even have the Canadian press itself coming after the Dominion Society.
[161.84–164.24] That article tried to compare us to the KKK, by the way.
[164.24–165.94] The establishment is clearly terrified.
[165.94–167.84] They have Martin Selner speaking at the event
[167.84–169.44] who literally wrote the book on re-migration.
[169.44–172.14] Carly Downs, the campaign director of Restore Britain,
[172.14–173.64] is speaking at this conference.
[173.64–176.14] They do not want these ideas to become more popular in Canada,
[176.14–179.94] which is why you should sign up to the mailing list at dominionsociety.ca.