Thread by @TonyYvce

Last night Jeremy Mackenzie put out a video in an attempt to distance himself from the charges laid against convoy supporters in Coutts, Alberta.

cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

Let's look into his claims, shall we.

More on Mackenzie here.
anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com/2020/02/jeremy…

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First he objects to Diagolon being labelled a militia and suggests that the media look up the definition.

Jeremy has referred to Diagalon as a militia.


2/10

He objects to being referred to as a Neo-Fascist and an accelerationist.
There is proof for both of those descriptions.



antihate.ca/jeremy_mackenz…

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Jeremy claims that he "doesn't see any Neo-Nazis around their community".

Well I've found them. I guess he has his eyes closed.





4/10

He also claims that he has repeatedly discouraged violence.
Sure, but only after he's called out for encouraging violence. Remember he's the "gun or rope" guy.



5/10

This is great. He says that "he has no idea" how those patches got to Coutts, Alberta.
Immediately after that he mentions that he knows one of the people arrested who is a Diagolon supporter.


It's not that hard to figure out Jeremy, come on now.

6/10

He still is pretending to not understand how those patches could get to Coutts. He says he wasn't the one to sell the patches, and makes fun of how haphazardly assembled the "cheap" plate carrier looked. Perish the thought that a supporter of his might be a larper.

7/10

Jeremy still finds the whole story "far-fetched" which at this point is laughable.

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He says he plans to sue people for using these labels, a threat he's made numerous times in the past.

If anyone receives a lawsuit from him, feel free to use this thread for proof.

9/10

One last thing. He says that so far no one is accusing him of being a liar, so let me be the first to say Jeremy Mackenzie is a liar. Just like every Fascist that came before him, and every one that will follow.

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