Neo-Nazi organization infiltrates Ottawa Remembrance Day ceremony

Who is Canada's largest "hate group", as measured by the number of anti-Semitic, anti-gay, anti-black and pro-Nazi comments published on the Internet?

As I've pointed out before, it's none other than the taxpayers' own Canadian Human Rights Commission.

It is official CHRC policy for their employees to join neo-Nazi groups, and go online in full neo-Nazi drag, spewing filthy venom that would make Joseph Goebbels proud. You can see a few examples here.

This, of course, is being done in the name of human rights.

It's also why the CHRC is currently under investigation by the RCMP and the Privacy Commissioner -- because in one case, they actually hacked into a private citizen's Internet account to cover their tracks as they went out surfing as Nazis.

When details of the CHRC's Nazi work was publicized in March, when CHRC staff testified under oath to those odious practices, the CHRC paid Hill and Knowlton $10,000 of taxpayers' dollars to provide "communications advice" for how to soften their Aryan image.

I am disgusted to learn today what one of H&K's recommendations must have been: the neo-Nazi propagandists at the CHRC are actually going to be laying a wreath at Canada's war memorial in tomorrow's Remembrance Day ceremony. They've even put out a press release about it.

(I always find it fascinating when government agencies, such as the $25 million/year CHRC, with its bevy of spin doctors, pays hundreds of dollars to put out a press release, rather than just e-mailing and faxing it out themselves. But wasted money is the least of the CHRC's problems.)

What would the veterans at that ceremony say, if they knew that Jennifer Lynch, the bigoted Chief Commissioner of the CHRC who presides over even more bigoted staff, made it corporate policy to go online spewing the Nazi filth that our soldiers fought against in the Second World War?

The men whose grave the CHRC will desecrate would simply not have believed that, not seventy years after they died, the Canadian government was the chief source of Nazi propaganda in Canada.

One of the things our veterans fought for was free speech -- even the freedom to say Nazi-like things. But that's a very different thing from an agency of the Canadian government becoming a sewer-pipe of Nazi propaganda.

Shame on Lynch -- but nothing more could be expected from her.

What does the Veterans Affairs Minister, Greg Thompson, have to say about this? Why not ask him?

h/t BCF