Beware the Nazi menace! Better brush up on your German!

Mark Steyn is kind enough to link to my discussions about the Canadian Jewish Congress's role in building up the laughable "Canadian Nazi Party" in the 1960s -- a party of one.

And I'm going to use Mark's link as an excuse to publish another tidbit I uncovered in my research through newspaper archives on the subject.

Here is a front page story from the July 15, 1965 edition of the Toronto Daily Star.

What do we learn here?

1. John Beattie, (24 at the time, and unemployed), and his poor wife, had made a "six-minute" appearance the week previous at the Allan Gardens. (They fled to avoid being beaten by angry Jews.)

2. Besides wearing a home-made, Halloween-style Nazi outfit and ranting for a few moments, Beattie's offence consisted of holding up a sign that said "I Demand Freedom". What a Nazi!

3. Beattie was thrilled with this giant step closer towards the establishment of the Fourth Reich in Canada. Besides escaping with his life (probably due to the wits of John Garrity, the ex-cop that the Canadian Jewish Congress hired to be Beattie's bodyguard), Beattie claims "I even heard some applause." I think that's what campaigning politicians call "Big Momentum".

4. Toronto's City Council -- the stupidest in Canada in 2009, the stupidest in Canada in 1965 -- arrogated unto itself the unconstitutional right to forbid any "permits" for public speeches that they deemed "contentious". Why not? 750 years of rule of law be damned -- they were powerful aldermen, and they'd prove it!

5. So what did Beattie plan to do in the face of such censorship? Riot? Have a one-man Kristallnacht?

Uh, no. He decided to make his protest "an individual one."

Behold the mighty power of the Canadian Nazi Party! A party of one!

Tremble in fear before John Beattie! Start brushing up on your German!

If he ever got a job again, I bet he'd even drive a Volkswagen!

Seriously. This was the "menace" that the Canadian Jewish Congress -- and other Marxists and group rights hucksters like Mark MacGuigan -- parlayed into censorship laws in both our Criminal Code and later the Canadian Human Rights Act.

What a bunch of fascists.

The CJC and City Hall, that is.

No wonder the CJC is embarrassed.