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“(New Democrat Cheri DiNovo) says it is an important step to honour people who have died as a result of transphobic hatred and prejudice… The bill enacts the Trans Day of Remembrance and requires the legislature to hold a minute of silence.” – Canadian Press, “Ontario passes Trans Day of Remembrance bill – to be marked Nov. 20 annually” – Toronto Sun, Dec. 13th, 2017.
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“The word ‘Christmas,’ a symbol of our faith and our culture, does not discriminate against anyone. Striking the emblems of Christmas does not guarantee anyone’s respect, does not produce a welcoming and inclusive school and society, but fosters intolerance towards our culture, our customs, our laws and our traditions. We firmly believe that our traditions must be respected.” – Milan politician Samuele Piscina, quoted by Soeren Kern in “Europe: The Islamization of Christmas” – Gatestone Institute, Dec. 24th, 2017.
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“They hate us. They have private investigators on us all the time, trying to investigate. The thought once came to my mind, why didn’t they just hire someone to knock me off… For a thousand bucks paid to the right person you can probably get someone killed. Perhaps I’m surprised that hasn’t happened.” – Barry Sherman, quoted in “Two legacies, one dark mystery: Toronto elite reeling after violent deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman” – National Post, Dec. 22nd, 2017. (This is an extensive and revealing article, you can read it here.)
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Update Dec. 29th: Yesterday I noticed the following in the Nationalist Party of Canada’s “Activities” page – “More Fools’ Anti-White Racism Quotations December 26”, together with a link to this page. Perhaps it is difficult for some to figure out that the term “Anti-White Racism Quotations” refers to quotations regarding anti-White racism; i.e. racism against Whites. To each his own, I suppose -JG.)
“The recent engagement of Britain’s Prince Harry to a mixed-race actress of Black and Jewish (? -JG) origins has delivered something of a propaganda coup to the promoters of miscegenation. It’s been hailed as a ‘great day for interracial relationships and mixed race girls everywhere.’ It’s been claimed that it will ‘change Britain’s relationship with race forever’… in a ‘celebrity culture’, such events can spark ill-informed attempts at imitation among the dedicated and dim-witted followers of fashion.” – Andrew Joyce, Ph.D., “On the rise of mixed-race Britain” – Occidental Observer, Dec. 8th, 2017.
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“The Muslim women are said to not only wear street clothes in the swimming pools and use the water to dye their hair, but also bring in food and have ‘picnics’ by the side of the pool and leave large amounts of rubbish in their wake…” – Chris Tomlinson, “Muslim women cause havoc at swimming pool, threaten employees” – Breitbart, Dec. 18th, 2017.
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“…we shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that legislators have actually demanded this of the universities… And so, the person who is actually to blame for what happened at Wilfrid Laurier is Kathleen Wynne because she put forward the legislation that made the gendered and sexual violence office at Wilfrid Laurier a mandated, legislated necessity… What we saw in Wilfrid Laurier was actually a manifestation of the legislation and not a misinterpretation of it…” – Jordan Peterson, quoted by Antonella Artuso in “Pronouns professor Jordan Peterson on the Lindsay Shepherd affair” – Toronto Sun, Dec. 24th, 2017.
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“He’s often portrayed as having launched generic products to save Canadians money. That is abject B.S. because the prices he charged for his generics in Canada are far above what he charged in other countries… (and Barry) Sherman, with Apotex, was infamous for being litigious and taking the branded manufacturers to court … to get his products onto the market first… And one of the reasons he did that so intensely is the first generic into the market under our pricing regime actually is the one that’s going to secure the most profit from that market.” – Various quotations from “Competitors and critics agree Barry Sherman will be tough to replace at Apotex” by Dan Healing (CP) – CTV, Dec. 20th, 2017.
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“Blacks don’t do as well as whites in school. This is a fact that makes an equalist uncomfortable. So at first he blames poor nutrition, and starts a school lunch program. The differences remain, so he figures that maybe white people go to better schools, so he starts a forced bussing program. The differences remain no matter what is done … so he finally concludes it must be ‘systemic racism,’ or ‘white privilege’… And the logic for the existence of these is that the unequal outcomes are themselves the proof, because equality is taken as an irreducible primary that cannot be questioned.” – John Young, “The student behind the screen” – American Voices World News, Dec. 18th, 2017. (You can read this excellent article here).
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“At the time of the inspection, it was not the school’s common practice to provide soap for pupils’ hand-washing, toilet roll in the toilets or suitable drinking water… Toilet paper is available from the school office when pupils request it. Pupils told inspectors that they sometimes avoided using toilets for the whole school day because of this.” (Ofsted Report) – and – “The Ofsted inspector said there has to be toilet rolls, we said there are always toilet rolls but they are not always out – so what?” – (Headteacher Abdul Ghafoor Salloo) – Martin Evans, “Muslim school receives ‘inadequate’ Ofsted rating after loos did not have toilet paper for ‘cultural reasons’.” – The Telegraph, Dec. 3rd, 2017.
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“A (white) single mother with eight (mixed-race) children who receives 2,000 pounds a month in state handouts has complained she is struggling to make ends meet… Marie Buchan, 31, whose children range in age from 12 to two months, lives in a three-bedroom housing association house in Selly Oak, Brimingham, but says it’s not big enough and has applied for a bigger one… And she says her benefits payments, which were reduced from 582 pounds a week to 500 pounds a week in September after the government introduced a cap on handouts, are not enough for her family to survive on.” – Andrew Joyce, Ph.D., “On the rise of mixed-race Britain” – Occidental Observer, Dec. 8th, 2017.