Canadian Influence Watchdog

Let me tell you folks, revenge is fun . During my research on the Dominion Society , I found one character of considerable intrigue on the periphery of the organisation and its circles.  That man, Othman Mekhloufi, was a staffer for the Deepak Suri campaign and known to be an ally of the Dominion Society.  As I noted before, Othman in conversation with the Dominion Society outlined that there is a need for the Dominion Society to welcome neo-Nazis and other radicals into the fold, in order to give sympathetic party operatives the opportunity to steer mainstream parties towards meeting the broader policy goals of the Dominion Society. Explanations of Othman's thinking, helpfully provided by Othman Mekhloufi.  I believed then that Othman Mekhloufi is the person responsible for the Charlie's Murderers site and published to my blog around 7 am on the 11th outlining his involvement.  To recap, this was based on the fact that Mekhloufi was the first individual to promote i...

On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was murdered after being shot through the neck by a sniper. While his ignoble death was heinous, it was the logical end result of a man whose career was defined by his efforts to legitimise extremism and accompanying violence.  Since his passing, Kirk's followers and allies have taken to rewriting history and portraying the man as being a moderate conservative whose only fault was his desire for respectful debate.  Far from that image conjured by his followers, Kirk rejected seeking either compromise or common ground with his political opponents, often instead whipping up a mob to go after his opponents or  deceptively editing his videos  in an effort to attack his opponents' credibility, in an effort to grow his audience. Kirk sought to radicalise youth into undertaking an authoritarian vision of America, one purposed to bring violence upon his political opponents, one that had been aligned with the personal project...

 Following my previous article on the Dominion Society , it has become increasingly clear that my assessment of the organisation has proven to be largely correct:  This is a neo-Nazi organisation, attempting to professionalise white supremacists across Canada to bring about a shift in acceptable political discourse by presenting the policy demands of neo-Nazis as defences of "Canadian heritage."  During a Twitter Space hosted by Diagolon leadership figure Alex Vriend and other minor neo-Nazi podcasters, Daniel Tyrie has functionally admitted to all of this, ranging from declarations that the entryist vehicle seeks to encourage the recruitment of "radicals" (meaning radical racists) to "push the Overton Window," and declaring that the Dominion Society will stand for "Actual Canadians," not "Jews, Muslims, and Khalistanis," supposedly in contrast with our government.   Daniel Tyrie makes it abundantly clear that he is trying to fight so-c...