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God And My Right

The Canadian Nationalist Party describes itself as not only a political body, but a unique denomination of the Church, inspired by the Word of God to formulate policies which are in the public interest and seek election of office. In this capacity, we are not only servants of the public, but servants of the will of God.

Matthew 23: Seven Woes On The Teachers Of The Law & Pharisees

FIRST, THAT WE HAVE GRANTED TO GOD, and by this present charter have confirmed for us and our heirs in perpetuity, that the English Church shall be free, and shall have its rights undiminished and its liberties unimpaired. That we wish this so to be observed, appears from the fact that of our own free will, before the outbreak of the present dispute between us and our barons, we granted and confirmed by charter the freedom of the Church’s elections – a right reckoned to be of the greatest necessity and importance to it – and caused this to be confirmed by Pope Innocent III. This freedom we shall observe ourselves, and desire to be observed in good faith by our heirs in perpetuity.

King John, English Crown, June 15th, 1215, Runnymede, Magna Carta

Our Church is one which yearns to know the Almighty Creator, by choosing to learn and teach a positive orientation to those who would care to hear.

One of the foundational teachings of our denomination is that of forgiveness and the remission of sin. In forgiveness lies the halting of the wheel of karma. This blessing we ask of ourselves as well as bestow unto others who are willing to both ask and take responsibility of themselves. We recognize that in each person lies a great (or alternatively) terrible potential which only through the direction of willpower manifests. To those who have seen this potential and have repented of what they have done or left undone: we salute you.

Signed,

Travis Patron, Canadian Nationalist Party Leader
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The Magna Carta May Be Western Civilization’s Last Line Of Defence Against Tyranny

Magna Carta (1215)
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When dealing with the governments of man, the 1215 treaty of Magna Carta may be Western Civilization’s last line of defence against tyranny. Invoked on March 21st, 2001, the Magna Carta can still be used in order to hold the British Crown accountable.

The current standing in law of the Magna Carta is a point of contentious debate. Even more so is the practical application of the 63 provisions embodied in the agreement.

Many people seem to believe that the treaty of Magna Carta has no effective application in Canadian society. However, because our Head Of State remains the same heir in perpetuity as the King who sealed the agreement, it is as binding upon the Crown as the day it was drawn up at Runnymede on June 15th, 1215.

Because the Magna Carta is a contractual agreement directly between the Crown and their subjects, it can only be repealed or amended by those same original parties coming together to make changes. Parliamentary proceedings have no effect on the liberties contained in the Magna Carta and their contemporary application as parliament was not a party to the contract when it was agreed upon.

The Crown must uphold the provisions embodied in the Magna Carta after it has been invoked. It is considered constitutional law.

The Magna Carta was successfully invoked in accordance with Clause 61 on March 23rd, 2001.

Those who fail to honour the treaty of Magna Carta when called upon may be held criminally liable for aiding and abetting High Treason.

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Proposal To Revive Local Arts Center

Citizens Of Redvers,

I have been thinking of a method in which to reciprocate with the generosity and selflessness the local community has shown the Nationalist Party. It occurred to me that we, as a federally-sanctioned political party, are not utilizing the fundraising opportunities available to us as much as we could. Therefore, I am proposing a fundraising initiative to increase the artistic and cultural amenities available to the citizens of this great community.

Here are the details:

  • Using the party, the federal government will offer a tax credit of up to the donor of 75% (an individual who donates $400 to the party is credited with $300 by the federal government, the maximum amount an individual can donate per year is $1625)
  • The party itself will pledge 100% of proceeds (after project costs themselves are covered) to reviving the Arts Center (which to my knowledge was recently demolished).
  • All donations to the party must (pursuant to Canada Elections Act) be publicly available through Elections Canada upon request.
  • The project will adhere to a strict timeline.

If we assume that the population of Redvers is 1000 people and 1/4 people are willing to donate their maximum annual amount ($1625 with a $650 tax credit per donor), we would have a fund worth $406,250 while collectively earning $162,500 in tax-credit from the federal government. That’s $162,500 directly from the coffers of the federal government.

If we assume that 2000 people from the surrounding area are willing to donate their maximum annual amount, we would have a fund worth $3.25 million with an additional collective tax-credit of $1.3 million directly from the federal government.

I think more than anything this could be a winning proposal in that it gives the youth of our community something to constructively occupy themselves rather than filling the void with mischief.

For more information on how tax-deductions work with our party: Party Donation

More information: Elections Canada Political Financing

It is important to note that any and all contributions would remain under the dominion of the Canadian Nationalist Party Inc. and not be transferred to any additional entity.

I imagine something like this would have a “snowball effect” – gaining the first few pledges would be difficult but once people see the idea is catching on, they would be willing to contribute themselves.

Please consider this nothing more than a proposal at this point.

Travis Patron
Canadian Nationalist Party Inc.
(306)700-2193

Travis Patron

Leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party