Canada lists these markets as terrorists to the Proud Boys, an ultra-right group that has expressed support for President Donald Trump, said it was considered by officials in that country as “una de las amenazas más serias a su seguridad”.
Los Proud Boys, created group in 2016 and team members han sido vinculados con el unedito asalto al Capitolio the 6th year, was made in the joint list of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State (known as ISIS in English), with which to conclude in Canada legal and financial consequences.
“The Canadians are hoping that their governing body will have all the necessary steps to maintain safe (…) the governor has put together 13 new groups in the list of terrorist entities, including four violent extremist groups motivated by an ideology: Atomwaffen Division, the Base, the Proud Boys and the Russian Imperial Movement “, said an official statement.
In agreement with the Canadian governing body, it has reasonable justification that these groups have participated in or facilitated a terrorist activity or acted intentionally in the direction of some of them.
In the specific case of the Proud Boys, Canada describes them as a “neo-fascist organization that perpetuates political violence”. In the United States, the group is considered an audio group for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), organization that monitors extremist organizations.
“The members of this group have expressed misogynistic, Islamophobic, anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant and / or white supremacist ideologies and are associated with white supremacist groups.
“The group regularly assisted in the manifestations of the (anti-racist movement) Black Lives Matter (the life of the important blacks) as counter-protesters. the group plans its participation in objective planting, issues instructions and directs its members to the insurrection “, aggregate.
Through presidential elections, the Proud Boys also participate in events to promote Democrat Joe Biden’s triumph and amplify Trump’s infamous allegations of fraud that no one can prove.
