“I tell you the truth: no one can see the Kingdom of God without being born again.”
– John 3:3
In light of the Federal Court neglecting our right to access information used to de-register the Canadian Nationalist Party, I have decided to embark on a campaign to re-register it in accordance with section 385 of the Canada Elections Act.
The Canadian Nationalist Party was de-registered on March 30th, 2022 while its leader was being illegally imprisoned by the Province of Saskatchewan. In October of 2024, the Department of Justice for Canada refused access to information used to effect this state of imprisonment.
Under section 41 of the Privacy Act we have the right to a judicial review by the Federal Court where such information has been used in a manner prejudicial to Canada.
Review by Federal Court where access refused
Any individual who has been refused access to personal information requested under subsection 12(1) may, if a complaint has been made to the Privacy Commissioner in respect of the refusal, apply to the Court for a review of the matter within forty-five days after the time the results of an investigation of the complaint by the Privacy Commissioner are reported to the complainant under subsection 35(2) or within such further time as the Court may, either before or after the expiration of those 45 days, fix or allow.
– Section 41, Privacy Act
This is so because the information being refused by the Crown was used in excess of jurisdiction on April 16th, 2021 to deny my right to reasonable bail (section 11(e) Charter of Rights and Freedoms), and by extension, de-register our party on March 30th, 2022 while I was being held at the Regina Provincial Correctional Center (RPCC).
Elections Canada was unable to confirm registration status of the Canadian Nationalist Party during the 45th Federal Election and our application made to the Federal Court in Winnipeg for a determination of our right access to personal information has yet to be heard (Privacy Commissioner File #PA-067942).
We demand a judicial review of our right to access information #991149331 used to proceed against us under section 319 of the Criminal Code because this information was used to deny reasonable bail of the party leader, thereby effecting de-registration of the party.
“Free and democratic society”
It is reasonable to suggest that our candidacy in the 45th Federal Election was prejudiced because the Federal Court has yet to conduct a judicial review while Elections Canada refused our nomination to run under the Nationalist Party. There is no shortage of Canadian citizens who would indiscriminately cast their ballot for the local Nationalist candidate at the polling station because that is how they politically identify as Canadians.
In this absence of this designation, I receive fewer votes. It has also limited our ability to finance Canadian nationalism because those under a registered party are subject to greater freedom in terms of accepting political contributions.
Independent candidates are allowed to accept contributions only during active elections while registered parties are not subject to such a limitation.
It is worth noting that in comparison to our candidacy during the 43rd Federal Election in 2019 when I ran under the Nationalist Party, I failed to garner that type of support during the more recent 45th Federal Election both in terms of votes and financial contributions. This is due largely to the fact that the returning officer was unable to confirm my nomination with the Nationalist Party.
Although other material circumstances may have changed, the fact remains that the occurrence number used to lay charges against me under section 319 of the Criminal Code (hate propaganda) dates back to 2019 (occurrence #2019-919038).
Under false pretenses, the Province of Saskatchewan has been using this information to imprison political advocates of Canadian nationalism.
This has been done in an attempt to transition us into the “world’s first post-national country” as communicated by the Liberal Party shortly after forming government in November, 2015.
Prejudice to the safety or interest of the State
For the purposes of this Act, a purpose is prejudicial to the safety or interests of the State if a person commits, in Canada, an offense against the laws of Canada or a province that is punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of two years or more in order to advance a political, religious or ideological purpose, objective or cause or to benefit a foreign entity or terrorist group;
Section 3(1)(a), Foreign Interference and Security of Information Act
We are still dealing with the consequences of this state-sponsored anti-nationalism today.
Any person of average intelligence can see clearly that the people I am referring to in my speech Beware The Parasitic Tribe are not ‘Jews’.
This speech (first uploaded in June of 2019) is not a criminal liability. Evenso, the lying media has made all sorts of outrageous claims against it, including that it is a “call for genocide“.
In Defense of the Faith
On this Victoria Day 2025, I cannot help but think Her Majesty Queen Victoria would have underscored the importance of Britannica’s role in defending the faith:
What I would like Canadian nationals to know at this point is that we are under attack. This is not a physical war but a spiritual one:
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”
– Ephesians 6:12
Where the enemy resorts to deception, we resort to a faithfulness worthy of God’s grace.
Declare Your Membership
There is no shortage of corrupt people who stand to lose from us re-registering the Canadian Nationalist Party.
If you support our campaign to re-register the Canadian Nationalist Party in the face of a violation of our right to access the information, please declare your membership using the following form:
- (English) www.nationalist.ca/declaration.pdf
- (French) www.nationaliste.ca/declaration.pdf
Because Elections Canada does not accept electronic signatures, you will need to print and sign then scan and email the completed form to leadership@nationalist.ca.
Once we have at least 250 of these declarations, we will submit our registration application to Elections Canada.
Thank you for taking the time to read and consider this development.
