Council of European Canadians

[...] is multiculturalism. The problem is not multiculturalism as such; it is the policy of mass immigration from non-European cultures. Charles Taylor and Will Kymlicka are right: humans have an [...]

[...] , is a doctrine or ideology that calls upon the peoples of Western societies to embrace mass immigration and diversity as a universal good, or as an inevitable accompaniment of global economic [...]

[...] are White British There is also strong evidence that the idea of deliberately encouraging mass immigration of the unassimilable to change Western societies has been practised by Western Governments. [...]

[...] mandates, from its very origins through to modern times, the promotion of race-mixing and mass immigration. They believe that the West engendered the universal values that are necessary for the [...]

[...] Duchesne Everything that the European New Right deems to be inherently detestable about Western civilization -- racial egalitarianism, obsession with economic growth, linear view of history, [...]

[...] . Below is the unpublished English version, part two. Le Harfang: In The Uniqueness of Western Civilization, you talk about history revisionism, a multiculturalist approach to history. Please, tell [...]

[...] Ricardo Duchesne In the United States today only two percent of colleges offer Western Civilization as a course requirement. I teach Western Civ in two parts, but they are not required, and [...]

[...] been pushing multiculturalism and immigration in Europe for decades, and if the term "Western Civilization" is taken to mean that European nations should become as the US and Canada were in [...]

[...] multiculturalism is better than calling upon non-Europeans to assimilate to Canada. European Canadians should utilize current multicultural policies to preserve and enhance their ethnic identity [...]

[...] espouse unpopular views. Moreover, as stated in the blog, the principles of the Council of European Canadians were actually written in a way consistent with the Canadian Multiculturalism Act of 1988. [...]

[...] ) and Vancouver (59). Today in Canada, a nation thoroughly controlled by cultural Marxists, European Canadians, the people who founded Canada, are not allowed to question, ponder over, or even ask a [...]

[...] promotes the liquidation of nations. We are opposed to the notion that diversity enriches European Canadians. We support the expression and celebration of the European subcultures and regional [...]

[...] speakers alongside one-quarter Latins (basically French and Italian). None of these three ethnic groups are immigrants but founding peoples who have inhabited Switzerland since ancient times and all [...]

[...] . His presentation received major news coverage across Canada and set the tone for all other ethnic groups to follow. But Dr. Hlynka was wrong, Canada's common culture was not merely about " [...]

[...] that European peoples should have a homeland of their own in a world of naturally competing ethnic groups. I also designated Bissoondath as a right wing assimilationist (notwithstanding his leftist [...]

[...] further notes: University of British Columbia geographer Daniel Hiebert also predicts that ethnic groups in Metro will increasingly concentrate in neighbourhood enclaves, creating a degree of racial [...]

[...] spectrum on the issue of immigration, making a distinction between right, center, and left cultural Marxists. This is not to say that liberalism itself -- particularly in its emphasis on individual [...]

[...] Switzerland to retain its ethnic character, which is already mixed, but for the cultural Marxists the mix is too “European” and “White”. This past February when a majority of [...]

[...] -authoritarianism, anti-establishment, and the destruction and remaking of Western culture. Cultural Marxists use a culturally pessimistic tactic that involves repeating over and over that Western [...]

[...] have pride in their heritage and ethnicity, whereas European countries were taken over by cultural Marxists." Should we be surprised that today (May 24) The Star published an article with an [...]

[...] of individuals rights already contained the intellectual resources for the promotion of immigrant multiculturalism. I have argued that the theory of rights cannot be used to support immigrant [...]

[...] policy. Indeed, all European countries, in varying ways and degrees, have accepted immigrant multiculturalism: race-neutral immigrant entry policies, and the imposition on public institutions and [...]

[...] ,” it has pushed for open-borders and Third World mass-immigration and mandated immigrant multiculturalism as a "right" while simultaneously condemning and silencing British indigenous [...]

[...] as Canada has been widely viewed around the world as the most successful model of immigrant multiculturalism, with both Kymlicka and Taylor visiting Europe regularly as advocates of this model, [...]

[...] homeland’ patriotic education campaign that aimed to indoctrinate the Uighurs that “ethnic minorities are inseparable from the Han.” Clearly, it is superbly absurd and cowardly for leaders of [...]

[...] in the rest of Canada, Vancouver displayed, "hate-motivated violence towards racial or ethnic minorities". For example, in 1907, "a mob of whites attacked the Chinese and Japanese [...]

[...] Worcester College, writes that “The Labour Party on the whole has been sympathetic to ethnic minorities in all the major cities, in return for strong electoral support from ethnic minority [...]

[...] doubled. Black Africans and Bangladeshis are the fastest growing minority communities with ethnic minorities representing 25% of people aged under the age of five. Because immigrants and their [...]

[...] president of Notre Dame University, was the chairman of a federal commission that studied immigration policies and issues in the late 1970s. He warned that immigration numbers would continue to rise [...]

[...] a good discussion about immigration. An actual discussion that is, where people assess immigration policies from different perspectives. The vast majority of media coverage treats our current policy [...]

[...] ; which I will use as part of my effort to assess the conservative perspective on Canada's immigration policies. Mansur says that his critique of multiculturalism is "from a small-l liberal [...]

[...] . I wonder if he would have the courage to have an open debate with me about Canada's immigration policies, what the concept "race" means, what does he think about the rampant racism in [...]

[...] ) under some form of global governance (Forbes, “Trudeau as the First Theorist of Canadian Multiculturalism,” in The Canadian Model of Diversity, p.34).   [...]

[...] .” Guillaume Faye Pursuing a pro-European ethnic strategy within the framework of Canadian multiculturalism is better than calling upon non-Europeans to assimilate to Canada. European Canadians [...]

[...] anti-European direction. The left diverges from Kymlicka in believing that Canadian multiculturalism is still ethnocentric, conceived by a European majority within the framework of [...]

[...] Modern Identity (1989), I make no pretense to expert knowledge of Taylor's writings on Canadian multiculturalism other than the essay under discussion and commentaries about it. But Tully knows his [...]