Canadian Human Rights Commission Spreads Lies and Anti-White Guilt

Canadian Human Rights Commission Spreads Lies and Anti-White Guilt

 The passage below is from a document Human Rights in Canada: A Historical Perspective that is on the website of the Canadian Human Rights Commission. It contains outright historical lies and is nothing but the usual anti-White guilt mongering politically correct poison. Sadly, the Canadian Majority has to pay for this.

Even the title of this section reveals anti-White bias: “the plight of immigrants” Really? These people were not kidnapped or press ganged. They eagerly and willingly came to Canada to seek a new life and opportunity in a land that offered them a chance and, not like today, a handout,
The article states: “Immigration is funnelled to the West in order to settle and farm the wide  tracts of Prairie land. The profile of the preferred immigrant is white and  British; as stated by Minister Clifford Sifton, “stalwart peasants in  sheepskin coats“. If British immigrants are not available, other white  immigrants will do. White immigrants from Eastern Europe are reluctantly  accepted in large numbers.” Outright lies.  In fact, English settlers were  most decidely not wanted in Western Canada where they were widely seen as effete and  dilettantes.  This mendacious piece of White bashing reworks  Minister of the Interior Clifford Sifton’s great comment about Ukrainians —  “stalwart peasants in  sheepskin coats” — so that it  seems to refer to the English!  In this stunning misdirection, the author distorts the fact that Sifton was praising and welcoming the Ukrainians.http://www.chrc-ccdp.ca/en/getBriefed/1900/immigrants.aspSee More

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The article then trots out the usual discrimination smear: “Originally, male Chinese labourers were allowed         into Canada to work for low wages in British Columbia’s gold mines and         on the trans-Canada railroad. They sent most of their earnings back to         China to help support their families. Chinese workers will accept lower         wages than white workers.” Yet, the Chinese continued to pour into Canada, despite the low wages. They saw Canada offering desirable advantages and opportunities. Indeed, early Chinese called Canada Gum Shan or “Gold Mountain.” Wikipedia notes:  “British Columbia  came to be referred to as “Gold Mountain” following the discovery of gold in the Fraser Canyon in the 1850s and the spread of Chinese settlers in British Columbia (which they also referred to as “The Colonies of T’ang” i.e. China.” This latter sentence suggests that the European population of British Columbia, then quite sparse, had every reason to fear the Oriental influx.
One sentence — that’s all there is in “Organized Hate” — labels any opposition to the mass Asiatic invasion as “hate” : “The San Francisco-based Asiatic Exclusion League, dedicated to preventing         Asian immigration to America, opens up a number of new chapters in Canadian         cities such as Vancouver. Victoria has its own Anti-Chinese Association.” So, any effort to prevent one’s homeland from being radically changed is “hate.” White suicide is good; efforts to preserve the European character of one’s country are bad, no “hate”! This passage clearly demonstrates the truth that “anti-racism” is a fraud and is really anti-White.
For a more accurate discussion and description of the Asiatic Exclusion League’s activities in British Columbia before World War I, you might consult one of the booklets below.
C-FAR is proud to have published three booklets by the Bob Jarvis about the Komagata Maru and the opposition to mass Asiatic immigration.  You may wish to buy them and order them from C-FAR Books, P.O. Box 332, Rexdale, ON., M9W 5L3, CANADA.
__  The Workingman’s Revolt”: The Vancouver Asiatic Exclusion Rally of 1907 by Robert Jarvis. The fascinating story of the broad-based and, indeed, union-led protests against mass, uncontrolled Asiatic immigration to British Columbia. $5.00
___ The Komagata Maru Incident: A Canadian Immigration Battle Revisited by Robert Jarvis. The story of an intrepid government undercover agent William Hopkinson, who infiltrated Sikh radicals and developed the information that led the government to expel the Komagata Maru illegals in the summer of 1914. Shortly, afterwards Hopkinson was assassinated by a Sikh terrorist, Mewa Singh, whose portrait still hangs in some Sikh gurdwaras in Vancouver. $5.00
___Harry Stevens: Immigration Reformer, Reconstructionist, Canada Firster by Robert Jarvis. the story of a real Canadian hero and immigration reformer who, as a young MP, helped stir the Dominion Government to expel the shipload of Indian illegals on the Komagata Maru in 1914. $6.00

The Plight of Immigrants

From 1867-1891, Canada was open for business, from an immigrant’s point         of view. There weren’t many restrictions on who could enter the country,         except for a head tax on Chinese immigrants, which was introduced in 1885.         Eastern and Central Canada was the destination of choice, with British         Columbia attracting many people from Asia.

By 1900, Minister of the Interior Clifford Sifton’s immigration policy         is more restrictive.

Immigration is funnelled to the West in order to settle and farm the wide         tracts of Prairie land. The profile of the preferred immigrant is white         and British; as stated by Minister Clifford Sifton, “stalwart         peasants in sheepskin coats”. If British immigrants are not         available, other white immigrants will do. White immigrants from Eastern         Europe are reluctantly accepted in large numbers, but black and Asian         immigration is discouraged. Chinese immigrants are subject to a head tax,         which requires every Chinese immigrant to pay a special $50 tax upon entering         the country. Although relatively few in number – there are only 23,000         Chinese people in Canada in 1900 – arrivals from Asian countries are resented         by the white majority. Originally, male Chinese labourers were allowed         into Canada to work for low wages in British Columbia’s gold mines and         on the trans-Canada railroad. They sent most of their earnings back to         China to help support their families. Chinese workers will accept lower         wages than white workers, and this causes resentment in the white population,         especially when jobs are scarce. The populace generally perceives Chinese         people to be immoral opium addicts. There is no official policy restricting         Blacks from entering Canada, but the unofficial policy is to discourage         it whenever possible. As a result, there are far fewer black immigrants         than there may have been otherwise.

In 1899, Canada admitted 44,543 immigrants. Between 1894 and 1899, 154,613         immigrants came to call Canada home. In the five year period between 1991         and 1996, well over 1,000,000 immigrants will arrive. Between 1896 and         1907, Canada admitted 1.3 million European and American immigrants. Less         than 900 Blacks were included in that number. In fact, the black population         of Canada decreased from 50,000 in 1860 to 17,000 in 1911. In the lumber         industry, Chinese workers are paid only between 25% and 50% of the wages         paid to white labourers for the same work.

Organized Hate

The San Francisco-based Asiatic Exclusion League, dedicated to preventing         Asian immigration to America, opens up a number of new chapters in Canadian         cities such as Vancouver. Victoria has its own Anti-Chinese Association.