My name is Travis Patron and I am a Canadian nationalist. That means I prioritize people and products who are sourced from this land first.
Since 2017 I have been advocating the political ideology of nationalism in Canada by giving electors the option to vote ‘Nationalist’.
Unfortunately, Elections Canada de-registered the Canadian Nationalist Party on March 31st, 2022 in excess of jurisdiction (ultra vires). The information obtained by the Crown and used to effect the arbitrary imprisonment of its leader (myself) was done in violation of Canadian law (mala fide).
I am now in the process of proving that our nation has been illegally deprived of its right to electoral democracy.
One of the main reasons I have campaigned as a political candidate is because I believe there is an alternative (and superior) interpretation of Canadianism than what is being enforced by Ottawa today. This superior interpretation rejects multiculturalism in favour of ethnic nationalism.
During this time, I have witnessed a widespread denial-of-service attack against our nation in furtherance of transitioning Canada into the “world’s first post-national country”, a violation of the Rome Statute (Article 7, paragraph 2(a)).
It seems there are foreign powers at play in our government who do not want Canadians to retain any semblance of national sovereignty and are working to suppress political dissent.
As a result, our demographic integrity has undergone a radical transformation, contrary to our national interests.
As recent as 1971, Canada was ethnically 97% White European descent. Today, that demographic character stands at a diminished ~64% due to this suppression of our nationality.
Canadians are a unique people who have their own interests distinct from other nationalities around the world, but those who now occupy our government offices would like to be more like everyone else … more of the same bland flavour of multicultural globalism.
They consider our history and heritage to be a crime, and under the guise of public safety, are incarcerating our political leaders.
This includes even our father of confederacy, Sir John A. MacDonald, who is posthumously de-platformed for advocating an ethnocentric Canada.
This is a mistake. We have no right to disparage the vision of our founder.
We cannot allow the continued erasure of our history at the hands of a hostile foreign power.
The Canadian Nationalist Party remains the best option for maintaining our national sovereignty and I invite you to contribute to the cause.