The apparent implosion of OneBC seems to centre largely around one staff member - Othman Mekhloufi, who OneBC staffer Wyatt Claypool said (on X) has "insane race 'blood and soil' politics." We have audio of Mekhloufi from August talking about political strategy. 🧵 👇 vancouversun.com/news/local-n...

While it's difficult to parse exactly what is going on, posts from Claypool indicate that Mekhloufi was supposed to be fired, as directed by Brodie, but wasn't.

On an August Spaces call with Dominion Society of Canada leadership, as well as other white nationalists, he talks about the need to obfuscate messaging and use deceit in order to seize power. www.antihate.ca/white_nation...

On the same call, Mekhloufi said about mass deportations, "The best way to do this is going to elect a candidate who we can believe is going to get us closest to there and who has a circle of staffers surrounding them that are going to enable deportations to happen."

Continuing, he said, "There's a gift of rhetorical obfuscation that I think needs to be adopted here. We need to recognize when politicians or professional political operatives are on our side, but they can't articulate that in public."

He says it's the job of online posters to be "as controversial and Overton offending as possible, while still sounding sane and inputting ideas into the public sphere that can be adopted by people who aren't." He then refers to Captive Dreamer as an example.

Note: the Overton window refers to the range of topics and opinions that is considered acceptable speech in mainstream politics. In theory, pushing the Overton window right means more and more extreme right wing views would be deemed "acceptable."

Continuing talking about getting elected officials to adopt mass deportation as policy, he says "So don't straight up advocate for deporting every single person that doesn't have Canadian ancestry. Not because that may not be desirable, but because it's not a good way to actually get into power...