Stop apologizing,
the thought police
are on their way

E CAN’T wait for the
Thought Police to charge
Vancouver’s Jud CyHorn
under our hate laws.

It’s not that I want to see him
in the clink, of course. There
shouldn't even by any hate laws.
And we wouldn't have had any if
it hadn’t been for the usual
Pressure groups.

Like the human rights commis-
sions and all the paraphernalia of
multicult, such laws are a menace.

No, my happy anticipation
derives from the fact that Cyllorn
welcomes the prospect of battle
and is capable of putting a case
for the bullied Canadian Majority.

He actually hopes to be charged
for havig written and published a
book called Stop Apologizing,
which is a clarion calt for Cana-
dian WASPS to stand up and de-
fend themselves against the at-
tacks that have driven them into
the wastes of Wimpland.

lt says things you won't get out
of any book published by Mc-
Clelland & Stewart, or for that
matter from TV or most of the
major media, devoted as they are
to studying how many right-
wingers can dance on the head of
a pin.

Some clot on the Globe & Mail,
for instance, said that Barbara
Amicl of Macican’s magazine was
a right-wing crank and that she
wrote for effect rather than from
conviction,

Her response was that most
Canadian columnists wouldn't
know what conviction was unless
it came licensed by a human rights
commission.

Cyllorn says we should stop
apologizing for being what we are
and for having developed a better
way of life than ‘the failures and
non-achievers of the Third
World’? who now swarm onto our
welfare wagon.

To make sure the right people
got his message he sent copies of
his book to every MP and MLA,
plus mayors and media.

Predictably, it has brought the
pressure groups down on his head,
especially the Jews and the Wim-
pists. Among other things, you
see, he questions the advertised
extent of the Holocaust. And
that’s against the rules.

A B'Nai B’rith lawyer has even
asked Canada Post to cancel
Cyllorn’s mailing privileges. And
if you think such a thing isn’t
possible in this here free country,
think again.

Nelson Riis the Kamloops MP
nearly had a fainting fit over the
book, and Justice Minister Kim
Campbell promised an investiga-
tion, which presumably is under
way. For Cyllorn has had a call
from the Federal Human Rights
Commission.

He claims they asked him about
his attitudes to the Holocaust.

‘*Which holocaust?”’ he
countered. ‘‘The Ukrainian one in
the U.S.S.R.? The Cambodian
one under Pol Pot? The one in
China?”

Doug
Collins

ON THE OTHER HAND
**You know which one," they
said.
**No I don’t,”’ he retorted,
“There have been so many."
He says that when the holocaust
in Germany was specified he ask-
ed how many Jews he was talking

oO.

“What's that got to do with
it?”°

“*Well, your boss Max Yalden is
a Jew, and 1 think there might be
a bit of conflict of interest there. I
want a fair hearing.”’

This guy faces the cops head

No monkeying around. NO
APOLOGIZING.

His book is not without fault,
and there are some inaccuracies in
it. I do not agree, for instance,
that metrication was brought in so
that the immigrants would feel
more comfortable here. And he
worries about the Catholics, being
an old-style Protestant.

But there is food for thought in
the book.

Hate? ‘‘Hate is whatever the
lobby groups say it is.””

Heresy? '‘A heretic is now any-
one who speaks up in defence of
the Canada we once were, for the
culture we once thought was ours.
You are a heretic if you speak out
against the imposition of
Multiculturalism, Multiracialism
and Multilingualism."’

He refers to the Royal Cana-
dian Multicultural Police.

We are not racist hate-mongers,
he writes. ‘We are being assailed
by racist hate-mongers.””

And he says that what the poli-
ticians have done to Canada,
many would see as treason. So
what does he want?

“| simply want Canada, my
birthplace, to be once again, for
Canadians, the kind of Canada
that We the People chose it to
be.’

Cyllorn’s book costs $30, but
you won't find it in the
bookstores. Call his office at
688-7024. Or you can calla U.S.
number that can’t be put out of
action by the phone-watchers: 1-
800-288-5868. And advertisements
are to be beamed from a U.S. that
should also be beyond their grasp.

My guess is that the NDP and
its multiculters will soon be mov-
ing against him.

RCMP monitoring new
19th St. four-way stop

THE NORTH Vancouver
RCMP are warning drivers
to take extra care at the in-
tersection of 19th Street and
Ridgeway Avenue.

New stop signs were added March
9 to turn the intersection into a
four-way stop. But many drivers

are unaware of the change and are
continuing to drive through the
intersection without stopping for
the new signs.

The intersection is located at the
bottom of a steep 22% grade on
19th Street.

The police are monitoring the
situation and are issuing warning
notices.

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