Canadian Nationalist Party leader Travis Patron recently sat down with CBC Bonnie Allen to discuss our party platform and recent confirmation of eligibility from Elections Canada.
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CNP Attains Federal Eligibility
The Canadian Nationalist Party has received federal eligibility from Elections Canada to nominate candidates for the upcoming 43rd Federal Election. Our party, who submitted a registration application earlier this year, has today received word from the Chief Electoral Officer that our party is now eligible.
Read the full letter: Canadian Nationalist Party – Confirmation of Eligibility
As the newest federal political party in Canada, it is our intention to create a movement that explicitly recognizes the nationhood of our country. By not only protecting the nationhood of Canada, but prioritizing it, we will create a political narrative that provides the foundation of fundamental change.
On receiving eligibility from Elections Canada, party leader Travis Patron had this to say:
I am very proud of what we as a team have accomplished thus far. We have delivered a new political option into the public consciousness of Canadians. This revival of nationalism is what I believe to be the only way to save our country and preserve the Canada we once knew. Other political parties come nowhere close to protecting our cultural values, our historical legacy, and the demographic character of our country. We are proud to call ourselves Canadian nationalists.
Currently, the leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party, Travis Patron is the only confirmed electoral candidate. Mr. Patron is running in the Saskatchewan district of Souris – Moose Mountain.
Read the campaign letter: Patron For Souris – Moose Mountain
The main policies of the Canadian Nationalist Party:
- Reinstate the Immigration Act of 1952, deport illegal migrants, reduce annual immigration rate to 20,000 – 100,000 annually, withdraw from the United Nations Compact On Migration.
- Create a publicly managed Oil & Gas Investment Trust modeled off the Norwegian Pension Fund + abolish the federal carbon tax.
- Discontinue public funding of gay pride parades, remove homosexuality/transgenderism from the academic curriculum entirely.
- Restrict abortion procedures by adopting a policy of Protection of Life.
- Prohibit public officials from holding dual-citizenship.
- Restructure/abolish inter-provincial equalization payments to make it fair for Western Canada.
- Abolish the income tax for unmarried citizens earning less than $35,000/year or those married & jointly earning less than $70,000/year.
- Increase military funding to +3% gross domestic product (GDP), withdraw from North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), adopt peacekeeping role.
- Restore the Bank of Canada Act of 1938, allowing the Bank of Canada to issue no-interest loans to public institutions.
- Newlywed couples be eligible for a marriage loan, 20% of which is forgiven with each common child. Both husband and wife must have been born on the land.
- Amend the Indian Act, enabling property ownership for aboriginals on land held in federal Crown trusts.
- Lower the small business tax to 8%, encouraging entrepreneurship and new job creation.
The Canadian Nationalist Party currently has a single candidate nominated, party leader Travis Patron. We may be announcing additional candidates following the drop of the writ.
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In July of 2006, a member of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, Major Paeta Hess-von Kruedener of Kingston, Ontario, was one of four United Nations military observers who died when a 500 lb, precision guided bomb was dropped on their bunker by the Israeli Defence Forces.
The United Nations military observer sent e-mails home to Canada reporting that Israel was bombing schools and waging “a campaign of terror against the Lebanese people” shortly before he was killed by an Israeli bomb in Lebanon. The outpost, which was stationed near Lebanon’s border with Israel, was the target of an onslaught of Israeli artillery shells, before the precision-guided bomb was dropped on the target. This coordinated artillery and aerial attack on a long established and clearly marked United Nations post at Khiam occurred despite personal assurances given by Prime Minister Ehud Olmert that United Nations positions would be spared Israeli fire.
The UN commander in the area had warned the Israeli military, “You’re killing my people” and that the fatal attack proceeded anyway. The attack on Patrol Base Khiam lasted nearly seven hours and during that time the Israelis received a blizzard of calls and protests all up and down the liaison network, from Wolf himself using the bunker’s radio handset to UN Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Jane Lute working the phones.
The Finnish said the attack had “no justification”, the Chinese “strongly condemned” it and yet Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper had numerous reports from Canadian media outlets (such as the Ottawa Citizen) removed from circulation.
In early 2008, the Department of National Defence (DND) posted on its website a 67-page report into the incident, where the board of inquiry found Hess-von Kruedener’s death was entirely preventable and caused by the Israeli military. Less than a year later, the Harper government decided to classify the report and remove it from the government’s website. It has since remained off-limits to the public.
The Israeli Defence Force have attributed the targeting and subsequent attack to an operational error, but offer no explanation of how the error occurred. Israel has since refused to cooperate with an investigation.
The Israel Defense Force must acknowledge and apologize for their lethal actions against our servicemen..
Read More:
- UN officer reported Israeli war crimes before deadly bombing: widow
- One Martyr Down: The Untold Story Of A Canadian Peacekeeper Killed At War
- Statement by Lieutenant-General Michel Gauthier, Commander Canadian Expeditionary Force Command, convening authority for the Board of Inquiry into the death of Major Paeta Hess-Von Kruedener
The Canadian Nationalist Party has received word from Elections Canada that their Privacy Policy has been received and confirmed alongside the supporting documents to register a new federal party.
You can read the letter from Senior Director of Political Financing regarding the policy for protection of personal information: Elections Canada: Policy for the protection of personal information
You can read our party privacy policy: CNP Privacy Policy
Included in the letter was also a recommendation to strengthen the party policy regarding selling of personal information:
“While your party’s policy identifies various ways that the party uses personal information, no direct reference is made to the party’s practices with respect to selling personal information. An elector may benefit from a clarification in this regard.”
The Canadian Nationalist Party status for eligibility currently stands at 214/250 confirmations. Our final requirement remains confirming an additional 36 declarations. After this point, and after receiving acceptance from the Chief Registrar, the Canadian Nationalist Party will begin nominating candidates for the upcoming 43rd Federal Election.
The Canadian Nationalist Party is today making a formal complaint to Elections Canada regarding the act of sabotage directed toward their campaign on behalf of the so-called “Canadian Anti-Hate Network”. The nature of the complaint is based on their public intention to unlawfully seize personal information of our electorate in order to procure social and potentially physical harm to our membership electors in a bid to encourage “cancellations” with our current application for 43rd Federal Election eligibility.
The actions of the “Canadian Anti-Hate Network” are in violation the Canada Elections Act, Privacy Act, and our Party Privacy Policy.
Canada Elections Act, Section 385 (4) policy for the protection of personal information:
A political party shall publish on its Internet site its policy for the protection of personal information referred to in paragraph (2)(k) before its leader applies under this section for the party to become a registered party.
The CNP Privacy Policy states:
Under no circumstance, without written or verbal consent do third party organizations have permission to use the information of the Canadian Nationalist Party or its members for public purposes. Membership information and use of this information in consultation with Personal Information Bank CEO PPU 036 is the property of the Canadian Nationalist Party acting as a corporate body of the Canadian Government. The Canadian Nationalist Party retains the right not to disclose the membership information/personal property of its electors and enables silent support within their constituency. The Canadian Nationalist Party does not consent to the unauthorized sharing of information of its electors or their ‘Membership information’ as designated on form EC 20360 of the General Form during active campaigning or as an application to register a new federal party.
The Privacy Statement of form EC 20360 states:
The personal information supplied on this form is collected under the authority of the Canada Elections Act for the purpose of administering the registration of political entities. The information is available for public inspection in accordance with the Act, and certain information is published on the Elections Canada website www.elections.ca. You have a right to access and/or to request a correction of your personal information under the Privacy Act. For details on the collection and use of this information, consult the entry for Personal Information Bank CEO PPU 036 at www.infosource.gc.ca.
The Privacy Act, Section 7 & 8, which is referred to:
7 Personal information under the control of a government institution shall not, without the consent of the individual to whom it relates, be used by the institution except
(a) for the purpose for which the information was obtained or compiled by the institution or for a use consistent with that purpose; or
8 (1) Personal information under the control of a government institution shall not, without the consent of the individual to whom it relates, be disclosed by the institution except in accordance with this section.
Unauthorized sharing of ‘Membership information’ [Form EC 20360] is a violation of our Party Privacy Policy as designated on General Form – Political Party, page 5, ‘Party’s policy on the protection of personal information. It is also a violation of the Privacy Act, Section 7 & 8.
The Canadian Nationalist Party is calling on Elections Canada to refuse the release of its membership information in accordance with our Party Privacy Policy as referenced in Canada Elections Act, Section 385 (4) policy for the protection of personal information.
The Canadian Nationalist Party is additionally calling on Elections Canada to cease & desist all current and future communication with “Canadian Anti-Hate Network” in regards to our organization and registration application on the grounds they are acting in violation of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Finally, the Canadian Nationalist Party is calling on Elections Canada to remain convicted in their policy of membership confirmation/cancellation in that only a written signature with an included physical form will be accepted. Members who have confirmed their declaration cannot withdraw their support without a physical, written signature.
Our current status for eligibility stands at 214/250 confirmations. Our final requirement remains confirming an additional 36 declarations. After this point, and after receiving acceptance from the Chief Registrar, the Canadian Nationalist Party will begin nominating candidates for the upcoming 43rd Federal Election.
Signed,
Travis Patron
Leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party