Twelve firearms-related criminal charges were dropped when Loki Hulgaard, born Brendan Stanley Dell, pled guilty to wilfully promoting hatred and contravening the conditions of his firearm licence on Thursday, October 22, 2020.
The charges stem from his arrest for stamping anti-Semitic messages on Canadian currency and distributing that currency through Medicine Hat are businesses.
See Another Racist Manifesto, This Time From a Licenced Canadian Gun Owner for more background on this case.
“Better minds than yours hold that white genocide is a myth, it’s pseudo-scientific and it’s based on hatred,” said Provincial Court Judge John Maher.
Provincial Court Judge John Maher sentenced Loki Hulgaard to a one-year conditional sentence, four months house arrest, followed by an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew and two years probation – a sentence proposed in a joint submission by defence and Crown counsel.
Loki Hulgaard originally faced the following charges:
- wilfully promoting hatred
- knowingly possessing a firearm with its serial number removed
- careless use or storage of a firearm x 4
- unauthorized possession of a firearm x 8
All of the firearms charges were dropped in exchange for his guilty plea to wilfully promoting hatred and contravening the conditions of his firearm licence.
Hulgaard should be thankful he got off so easy.
- The maximum penalty for wilfully promoting hatred is two years in prison.
- The maximum penalty for altering, defacing or removing a serial number from a firearm is five years in prison.
- The maximum penalty for unauthorized possession of a firearm is five years in prison.
- The maximum penalty for careless use of a firearm is two years in prison for the first offence, five years in prison for any subsequent offence.
Hulgaard told VICE in March 2020 that a combination of his being harassed by Antifa members and police officers as well as feeling persecuted by society led to him taking a plea deal. He said he was scared someone was going to kill him in jail by feigning a suicide, poisoning his food, or using a “particle beam” or “microwave” gun on him.
“He’s clearly quite intelligent but also profoundly paranoid,” said Kurt Phillips, a board member of the Canada Anti-Hate Network. “When he’s talking about his own life, every single person that he’s had any interaction with is, essentially, in his mind, a Jew trying to kill him, or harm in some way.”
Gerry Kirkham. says
Hi Christopher,
I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned this to you before, but my long time theory is that there is a symbiotic relationship between criminals and government. They need each other.
If there were no drugs or crime we would only need a quarter of the government we currently have. So “allowing” a certain amount of crime to occur, and using fairly light sentences as a thanks to the criminals, the government keeps the citizenry at a certain level of fear or apprehension, thus making upright honest citizens easier to control.
The Covid mask experiment is also a good example of control guidance through fear.
However, license holding legal gun owners are a different issue. That is why they want to take firearms away from lawful citizens, but are lax about doing the same to the criminal element.
If, for example the government of the day did something really aggravating to the general public, such as, say a 50% tax on income, to pay down the brand new national debt, or how about a 50% carbon tax on incomes as we are such terrible polluters. Any type of really aggressive attack on the population that would maybe push us to far, and then if that escalates due to other pressures, there could be riots or even civil war.
Venezuela can happen if conditions favor it. Then we firearms owners would be loaning our guns to, and training our neighbors to shoot. From a government perspective, we are more of a threat to them, criminals are a threat to us, not them. Bruce was convicted and imprisoned because he could be a potential threat to a stable society (in their view) it’s precisely that situation as far as I’m concerned. The anti semetic nazi is not really a problem for them, but we could be.
Christopher di Armani says
Well put indeed, Gerry.
Baldr says
I have proof that this guy has repeatedly violated his parole conditions. I am not sure if he became some sort of informant for a reduced sentence, but him receiving such a slap on the wrist while still doing what he does online is questionable. Plus him receiving so little attention from the Antifa sphere on top of it. Outside of a few people mocking his laughable Simpsons/Turner Diaries fan fiction perhaps. But antisemitism + illegal firearms I would think would land him in jail.
Loco Retaard says
It’s hilarious how this clown still shares his laughable material in obscure enclaves on the internet, and gets away with it despite being ordered to have it removed. My guess is authorities are using him as red tape waiting for the right time to pounce on him, or he has been compromised as an agent. Note the same font style + cartoonish images of Jews, all caps title. This idiot doesn’t even have the self awareness to realize how easy he is to recognize. You can find more of his poorly written crap floating on archive.org as well.