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She’s not a journalist. Full stop. Spouting off on s webcam doesn’t make someone a journalist.
“White genocide” s a made up white supremicist concept and its her pet cause which she harps on constantly. She gave a speech called “Ethnocide: Multiculturalism and European Canadian Identity”.
No King of Wrong. She did not. She wrote a speech. She likes attention grabbing titles. She was to deliver the lecture at Wilfrid University. A censorious mob of NPCs screamed programmed outrage outside and pulled the fire alarm. Authorities cancelled the event. Neither you or anybody else knows what was in that speech. As always 'you got nothin.'
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She publicly endorsed a 1930s fascist book “For My Legionaries,” which called for the elimination of the Jews. She said it was “very very spot on “. There’s the 14 words and her comments on the “JQ” that I mentioned earlier.
She told an interviewer she had just started the book but found the bit she'd read "spot on." Spot on appeared to reference something Faith and the Interviewer had been talking about but the video had that bit of their conversation cut out. At least that was the case in the one I found. It's an obscure video. I found it from an Antifa site. She's not an anti-semite. She supports a one-state solution for Israel with Israel in charge and supports their wall. She opposes the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) movement that boycotts Israeli goods. She believes the Judeo-Christian belief system was the core to the development and evolution of Western civilization. She approves.
Faith responded to a joking request from an audience member on a podcast to recite the 14 words. With a smile on her face she said she would because there's nothing wrong with them in themselves. The problem with them is they come from a white nationalist source. The words themselves make a rational and supportable point.
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Her online merchandise is sold in partnership with white identity group “ID Canada” and it goes on.
Currently Identitarians are mostly white and they're nationalists. At present groups like Generation Identity in Europe and
ID Canada here try not to cross the line to become "White Nationalists." That means officially they are not pushing for a segregated white nation nor do they officially hate non-whites. They prefer retaining the laws, cultures, values and standards that defined the west. They believe immigrants allowed into this country should also prioritize those values. They support integration but oppose multi-cultural prioritizing.
Faith defines what she actually believes here.
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She’s an irrelevant racist loser with zero appeal
If she is irrelevant why are you still here on the 8th page trying so hard and unsuccessfully to demonize her?
Here she is answering the specific question (among others) is she a racist. The answer is no.
In short and as always, you don't have a clue what you're talking about. You've got some labels to smear somebody with. What else is new? Faith calls such labels nothing more than Alinskyite slurs translating into "heretic in the modern world." They're lies.
OMG you’re hilarious. She didn’t hice a racist speech, she only wrote a racist speech but never got a chance to deliver it therefore she’s not racist.
She didn’t endorse a racist book she only said she’s enjoying so far. She only thinks
A self-described “European ethno-nationalist movement” that believes government should declare a permanently dominant “European ethnicity” (even though there’s no such thing). But that’s not racist.
I get how you drink the Kool-aid but how do you get the bats to shit in it first?
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