Canadian National Loyalist Movement
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| Abbreviation | NLM |
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| Motto | Loyal we remain |
| Formation | 27 August 2019 |
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| Leader | Tanner Ball |
The Canadian National Loyalist Movement (NLM) is a far-right organization in Canada. Primarily located in Ottawa, it is currently lead by Tanner Ball. The organization characterizes itself as a group that seeks to restrengthen cultural and economic ties between Canada, Britain, and the Commonwealth. It advocates for the preservation of the British Monarchy's sovereignty over Canada, opposition to republicanism and the Americanization of the Western world.
Ideologically positioned on the far-right, the organization favors restrictive immigration policy, authoritarianism, and monoculturalism. It believes society was in many ways better years ago, and claims a return to such a society is necessary to preserve Canada's culture and people. The group espouses the view that monarchism is the ideal form of government and that Canada should restore its colonial-era flag, the Canadian Red Ensign. The NLM is opposed to the racial demographic shift of the West, advocates the voluntary removal of migrants with financial incentives, and believes there should be set immigration quotas from Great Britain, Ireland, and France. It is extremely assimilationist and is against Canada remaining a multicultural nation. The organization is against Canadian Nationalism, due to its loyalty to the British Monarchy, and advocates a brand of ultranationalism amongst Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. The group emphatically supports the CANZUK union. The Canadian National Loyalist Movement advocates for a heavily centralized government, promotes the system of corporatism and advocates economic protectionism (excluding the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand). The organization argues American influence has negatively impacted Britain and it's Dominions. The NLM emphasizes that Christianity was the religion of the British Empire and argues against Judaism and Islam playing a major role in Canadian society. The Canadian National Loyalist Movement promotes a transform away from feminism, liberal democracy, the promotion of LGBT culture, and societal permissiveness. It argues for stricter punishments for those who violate the law, and advocates for a return of capital punishment in Canada. The National Loyalists wear purple to demonstrate support for the monarchy. The organization urges citizens of Canada to live what it deems to be a moral and healthy lifestyle.
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