Questionable details emerge on the Second Suns recruitment process

Koba

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Yes, the CBC. I will summarize what I found interesting:


Not only was the prospective member told to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that would ban him from revealing confidential information about the group, the recruit said he was also searched for recording devices and asked to say racial slurs as a test.

(a crime punishable by life in prison and probably being recorded)

"They advertise themselves as one thing," said the former CAF member, who CBC News is not naming due to concerns for his personal safety and legal retribution. "And then as soon as I met them … the sheets were pulled down and it was a whole other thing that was disgusting."

He said much of the in-person meeting was about how Jewish people were evil and how Hitler's philosophy was "genius."

I would say the sons are going to have to ask themselves, are they doing optics nationalism or are they doing neetsoc 2.0? I myself am not interested in Neetsoc and suspect most Canadians are not either. But prehaps we can start from a charitable position and presume the claims are overblown or merely an elaborate provocation to smoke out bad actors.
 
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A few things are true at the same time:

1) It's not a smart move to join these guys club. You are better off finding like minded friends who agree that Canada is best as majority European. No strange meet ups or NDAs required. It's hard to imagine what would drive a person to actually go through an application to join these guys.

2) The CBC is obviously peddling a bunch of propaganda which in no way shape or form is accurately reflecting this clubs' beliefs.

3) While not doing anything wrong, the powers that be are gunning for these guys hard. One wrong move or misstep and the force of the corrupted legal system is going to fuck a bunch of the members over. Hope it doesn't happen, but it seems inevitable.
 
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