Split in Blood & Honour (Aryan Guard) Faction

We've been pretty quiet about Blood & Honour (Aryan Guard) for the last several weeks. They still seem to be planning a public march on March 19 of this year and are bragging about the possibility of a number of boneheads from Ontario and Quebec making the journey to attend. However, the public posturing might be masking a deep divide within the group that has resulted in yet another split.

Things appear to have reached a breaking point over the issues of drugs and a past relationship with a First Nations woman (and a child that resulted from the relationship), resulting in a final blow-up between Lee Ebel and Jessie Lajoie. The other members of the racist gang split in their support of the two men. On those who sided with Lee were Kyle McKee, Natalie S., Shannon Butt, Jordan Dowe, Mike Gaio, and Karine Raymond. On Jessie's side are John Marleau, Brent Goldring, and Courtney B.

There hasn't been any online chatter to confirm whether this all is true, however circumstantial evidence points to the strong possibility that the information we received could be factual. Our readers may remember us making fun of the B&H (AG) crew for their ill advised poster advertising a New Years eve party. Those who attended the party all belonged to the faction rumored to have sided with Lee Ebel:

Based on this photo, we can assume that Marleau, Lajoie, and Courtney B. didn't attend. Other circumstantial evidence includes the fact that when one looks at their respective, "friends" list on Facebook, one can't find members of the alleged factions on each others list. We admit this would be weak evidence if not examined in the context of the other examples also provided.

Something also interesting which may or may not be related to this apparent split. John Marleau, who is currently attending SAIT classes and completing community service, had become a moderator on the Blood & Honour forums a little over a month ago. Before becoming a moderator, Marleau had been a fairly prolific poster there. Our readers can imagine how pleased Marleau would have been to be made a moderator, and yet, when we checked his status there recently, we found his profile looked like this:


Marleau (who's last public post on the forum appeared on January 20) has either quit as moderator, or he has been banned. As for what user SCORCH is referring to, we assumed it was the conflict between the British Columbia faction of B&H and B&H (AG). However, it could perhaps be related to the split in the B&H (AG) faction. Our guess is that it is still the former rather than the latter, but given what we've learned there is certainly grounds for speculation.

None of this appears to be diminishing the efforts being put towards a march taking place in less than two months time, however it does create a great deal of uncertainty.