#diagolon

[thebeautyofeuropa]

Derek Rants. They have to go back part 3. Derek needs to understand that correct verbage is very important, his (our) enemies rebrand words and use them to reprogram our thinking to accept their meaning of the rebranding. Don't let them do this. Illegal aliens are not Migrants they are invaders slipped into you home country against you will. News media will call them migrants until you submit and follow that lead. Shake the etch a sketch and take control of the frame of the conversation and take back your/our words. The people that submit to the language and branding of another people are conquered people. Take back the definitions of your language. And yes the illegal aliens need to go back.

[ancaporado]

oh boy we cooking

[blaqsbi]

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[in0ctobercountry]

April 25, 2024

[nando161mando]

"New from me:

Jeremy Mackenzie Creates an Antisemitic Dog-Whistle, and Diagolon Becomes a Home for Neo-Nazi Recruitment"

[stevemaclellan]

Mackenzie is a prolific podcaster and the leader of an online group known as Diagolon. A June 2022 House of Commons report identified the organization as an ideologically motivated violent extremist organization.

"It's made up of former members of the Canadian Forces, individuals with real combat training, with real capabilities and who have grown increasingly radicalized, especially because of COVID," the report says, quoting Mubin Shaikh, a professor of public safety at Seneca College.

The report notes there are connections between Diagolon and extremists who were arrested at the Coutts, Alta., border crossing during the February convoy protest. It said those extremists "were ready to engage police in a firefight."

Members of Diagolon have been tied to the convoy protests and two Diagolon patches were found on body armour seized during the execution of RCMP search warrants at Coutts.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

The extremist fringe must feel over the moon. Thanks to recent actions by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, they have moved from the fringe to the very heart of political debate in Canada.

It began with a ringing endorsement of Poilievre’s leadership by the hate agitator Alex Jones.

This was followed by a blockade appearance where our would-be prime minister posed by a protest trailer adorned with defaced Canadian flags and the extremist Diagolon symbol.

There was a time when any decent Canadian politician would have gone out of their way to distance themselves from the likes of Alex Jones or Diagolon.

But Poilievre knows exactly what he is doing. The Conservatives are the one party to understand the powerful and distorting influence of the conspiracy fringe on the Canadian political scene. And they have put a lot of effort into exploiting its dark energy. [...]

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Tagging: @newsfromstolenland, @palipunk, @vague-humanoid

[yarnings]

The Diagolon flag is black and white, right? Like if someone has a red "flag" sticker with a white diagonal stripe that's probably something else, correct? (There's alt-right types around here, but this car had a bunch of environmental-type bumper stickers too, and it seemed like an odd mix, although plausible.)

[vivi266]

saw a fucking diagolon* member at work so heads up to people in northeastern ontario i guess

*fash accelerationist group

[survivingcapitalism]

he Diagolon group is a loose network of people with neo-fascist, militant views which emerged from a group of live streamers called “The Plaid Army,” according to the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN).

The Plaid Army has been accused of platforming and espousing rampant racism and anti-Semitic content in their streams, and had a couple of mainstays on their shows including Jeremy MacKenzie, who has been identified by CAHN as the de facto leader of Diagolon in Canada.

MacKenzie, who is a Canadian military veteran, previously made headlines for protesting in Halifax against a joint-speaking engagement of Romeo Dallaire and Omar Khadr about child soldiers, and more recently for his January arrest related to four weapons charges after a video was posted on social media which police allege showed MacKenzie pointing a gun at a man’s head.

MacKenzie has been seen on livestreams in Ottawa encouraging the blockades on his Telegram and YouTube channel where he goes by variations of the username “Raging Dissident.”

In one video posted by a user called "Raging Dissident III" which the CAHN says belongs to MacKenzie, the “Diagolon National Anthem,” which appears to be a self-shot video of a Korean War memorial in Halifax and footage of a Canadian flag, wheat fields and the Diagolon flag is set to a version of “Rolling Down to Old Maui” by Stan Rogers and sung by Mannerbund, according to the CAHN, a group they identify as a U.S.-based white supremacist men’s group.

The new lyrics reference that “by blood or sweat” the singers will reclaim their home, and if “there is no fire” to light their way they will start their own.

[blaqsbi]

Post: https://www.blaqsbi.com/57wa

[deblala]

EXCLUSIVE: Emperor Of Diagolon Declares War On Trudeau

https://www.infowars.com/posts/exclusive-emperor-of-diagolon-declares-war-on-trudeau/

[stevemaclellan]

Shortly after the image surfaced on Mackenzie’s public Telegram channel, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh called on Poilievre to “denounce Jeremy Mackenzie and Diagolon,” who he said are “designated as violent extremists by Canada’s Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre.”

Singh was referring to a report from Press Progress, which last week published a document it obtained through access-to-information from the Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre, a federal organization that assesses threats of terrorism to Canada.

The document, dated Feb. 17, 2022, classifies Mackenzie as one of the “key anti-government IMVE (ideologically motivated violent extremism) adherents” that attended the so-called “freedom convoy” protests in Ottawa earlier this year.