07/29/2024
Our Op-Ed in Montreal's The Suburban -
Governor-General’s office must ensure that N***s don’t get Orders of Canada again
In 1987, the Governor General of Canada honoured Peter Savaryn, a former lawyer and Chancellor at the University of Alberta, with one of the Canadian state’s highest honours: The Order of Canada.
Unfortunately, during World War II, Savaryn volunteered to serve with the N***s as a member of the Waffen-SS Galician Division. which was formed in 1943 out of recruits from the Galicia region in western Ukraine and has been accused of various major war crimes and atrocities.
For example, during the Palikrowy Massacre, the Waffen-SS Galician Division gathered all of the people from the village of Palikrowy in a meadow, whereupon they eventually released the Ukrainian villagers, and then brutally murdered everyone of Polish origin.
In contrast, during the Huta Pieniacka Massacre, the Waffen-SS Galician Division bombarded the village of Huta Pieniacka with artillery, before it finally gathered all of the villagers together and began to exterminate them wholesale. During the ensuing massacre, ~1,000 innocent people were murdered and scores of villagers were actually locked in barns and set ablaze.
In fact, the Waffen-SS Galician Division was so earnest in its efforts to eradicate "undesirables" from within the Ukraine that it even merited a special speech from Heinrich Himmler himself, who declared “Your homeland has become so much more beautiful since you have lost…those residents who were so often a dirty blemish on Galicia's good name, namely the Jews...I know that if I ordered you to liquidate the Poles...I would be giving you permission to do what you are eager to do anyway.”
Thankfully, in 2023, Peter Savaryn was finally exposed as a N**i and a soldier in the Waffen-SS Galician Division.
And yet, although Governor General Mary Simon has apologized "…for any distress or pain [Savaryn’s] appointment may have caused…", the Governor General has nonetheless failed to revoke Savaryn’s appointment to the Order of Canada.
Rather, the Office of the Governor General has continued to celebrate and feature Savaryn as a recipient of the Order of Canada, without any mention of the atrocities committed by the Waffen-SS Galician Division throughout the course of World War II.
In fact, the Governor General’s website still features an entry for Savaryn and celebrates him as someone who “has worked to promote multiculturalism in Canada and is active in his community as a volunteer.”
Sadly, the Governor General’s Office has maintained that the Constitution of the Order of Canada does not permit the Order of Canada to be revoked posthumously, due to the fact that the Order of Canada ostensibly expires upon the death of its recipient.
However, the Order of Canada’s Constitution does not preclude the Office of the Governor General from earnestly acknowledging its error in electing a N**i to the Order of Canada and appropriately mitigating against its failure to recognize the atrocities committed by the Waffen-SS Galician Division.
Specifically, the Office of the Governor General must categorically dissociate itself from Peter Savaryn and cease celebrating him as a recipient of the Order of Canada.
Furthermore, any article or document from the Office of the Governor General that features Savaryn must immediately expose him as a N**i and explicitly identify the various atrocities and massacres conducted by the Waffen-SS Galician Division.
In addition, due to the fact that the Office of the Governor General has evidently struggled to identify N***s, war criminals, and other monsters, such as Jaroslav Hunka and Peter Savaryn, and it is, ostensibly, impossible to posthumously revoke the Order of Canada, it is readily apparent that the Office of the Governor General must immediately initiate a review of all living members of the Order of Canada, in order to determine if any extant members have been designated to the Order of Canada in error and must be stripped of the award post-haste.
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Board Members, United Against Hate
Will Barclay, Senior policy advisor
Dougald Lamont, Former Manitoba Liberal Party leader
