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Our story…here now at Amazon.ca!
You’ve read about the agony of Caledonia’s victims in Christie Blatchford’s 'Helpless'; NOW read Gary McHale’s story about the small group of Canadian patriots who fought for freedom and, in the process, showed Canadians how to fight back …and win. Foreword by Christie Blatchford. Endorsements by Jerry Agar, Newstalk 1010 and Barbara Kay, National Post columnist.
Gary McHale book launch at: Freedom Press Canada — 2013 Freedom Symposium, November 9, 2013
Join the Freedom Press Canada 2013 Freedom Symposium on Nov 9th at the Old Mill Inn, Toronto for the launch of Gary McHale's book, 'Victory In The No-Go Zone: Winning The Fight Against Two-Tier Policing' along with other conservative/libertarian authors and thinkers, including Caledonia Victims Project founder Mark Vandermaas. Mark will speak about the Ipperwash cover-up and its legacy of illegal peacekeeping missions on Canadian soil. Click image for registration form. $75 incl. lunch + copy of 'Victory In The No-Go Zone.'
Christie Blatchford: Caledonia law = Deep South law
“…the law in Haldimand County operates as the law in America’s Deep South once worked, where there was one law for the white man, who could break it with impunity, and another for the black man. In Haldimand County, since the occupation began, there has been one law for natives and another for non-natives.“
Helpless author Christie Blatchford, Globe & Mail, May 04/11
IN BOOKSTORES NOW: Caledonia’s story, as told by Canada’s award-winning author of ‘Fifteen Days’…
"I’m sure a lot of people don’t give a damn about what happened to the residents of Caledonia. I’m wondering where the next lawless takeover might take place — maybe in my area? Maybe in yours? People don’t seem to care unless it affects them directly — that is, except for Gary McHale and Mark Vandermaas." Moose & Squirrel.ca
March 22/11: Free Thinking Film Society & International Free Press Society bring Caledonia to Ottawa
July 12, 2009 – THE END OF THE BEGINNING. After 4 arrests during a 31 month campaign the Canadian flag is legal once again in Caledonia
Category Archives: Native Racism & Supremacy
History of the Mohawk Warrior flag: a legacy of lawlessness
Some native militants have claimed the Mohawk Warrior flag is merely a benign ‘Unity Flag’ of peace with no sinister intent or symbolism behind its use, despite a long and highly visible association with extreme violence, intimidation and criminal activity in places like Oka, Akwasasne and … Continue reading
JOINT NEWS RELEASE re High Park, Toronto protest Saturday, May 28th
PROTEST COVERAGE (includes many great photos): Caledonia Victims Project feature: History of the Mohawk Warrior flag: a legacy of lawlessness (quotes thesis written by native student whose mother was a “Warrior at Oka” – documents the history of how the Warrior … Continue reading
OPP watch as native occupiers destroy Reconciliation/Apology monument, then burn Canadian flag
Our recent Truth and Reconciliation rally held on Sunday, March 27/11 proves that the OPP still – after five years – will not protect the rights or property of non-natives in Caledonia. OPP officers watched as the Douglas Creek Estates … Continue reading
Ernie Palmer
Ernie Palmer went through the nightmare of being threatened and coerced into permitting an illegal smokeshack to be placed on his private property by Steve Powless.
UoW pseudo-leftists create “surge” in HELPLESS sales publisher reports
Despite the shameful assault on freedom of speech and academic freedom represented by the character assassination, and intimidation that resulted in the cancellation of Christie Blatchford’s speech at the the University of Waterloo on Nov 12/10, the controversy has achieved … Continue reading
Feds gave native supremacist magazine $1.2M w/recommendation for more in 2010/2011
UPDATE – July 10/13: Ezra Levant/SUN News: Government-sponsored eco-terror [VIDEO, 13:19] (based on evidence supplied by Gary & Christine McHale, including this story and the follow-up.) UPDATE – July 03/10: Gary McHale sent CSIS an email w/links to this story … Continue reading