So, Who in B&H Have Been Arrested?

NOTE: We have updated our timeline of racist violence to reflect these recent arrests.

For those readers who might be new to our little home on the World Wide Web, here are a few photos of the two members of Blood & Honour BC accused by the RCMP of engaging in a series of violent assaults:

Details of B.C. white supremacist arrests released

The names of the B.C. white supremacists who were arrested in Vancouver have been released, along with some of the details of their crimes. We weren’t off in our speculations as to who might be involved, and sure enough what they are accused of is extremely disturbing.

Alleged white supremacists charged with assaulting minorities

By: ctvbc.ca

Date: Friday Dec. 9, 2011 11:54 AM PT

Two Vancouver men allegedly involved in the white supremacist group Blood and Honour have been charged in a number of assaults on minorities.

In the most disturbing case, 25-year-old Robertson De Chazal is accused of setting fire to a Filipino man who had fallen asleep on a couch near Commercial Drive and 5th Avenue in Vancouver's east side.

The victim sustained burns to his arms, neck and head. Witnesses reported seeing three men flee the scene, and Mounties say they have arrested one other suspect who has yet to face charges.

De Chazal is also accused of beating a black man unconscious in September 2009. He has been charged with aggravated assault and assault causing bodily harm.

Shawn MacDonald has been charged with three counts of assault in connection with separate incidents in 2008 and 2010 in which a black man, a Hispanic man and an aboriginal woman were attacked.

Blood and Honour Plan Vancouver Island March

More and more, it really looks like if there's going to be any march in Calgary this month, it's going to be a bit of a disaster:


With the likes of McKee, Sturrup, Reitmeir, Marleau and others either in jail or under house arrest, we can't imagine anything organized will be much more than an utter failure. We could be wrong though which is why we hear that counter demonstrations are already being organized.

Still, it is the march season it appears, and there appear to be two marches planed on March 20 and 21 in British Columbia.

The first is one we covered here a few weeks ago. UPDATE: We had originally included the names of the two individuals who set up the website promoting the event, as well as the event notice on Facebook which was associated with the Facebook group, "Advocates For White Civil Rights," when we wrote about this event some weeks ago. Not long after, a woman, claiming to be the husband of one of the subjects of the article started complaining and threatening criminal proceedings if we didn't remove his name. On March 27, 2010, she sent us a section of the criminal code in an effort to intimidate us. After we stopped laughing (as the part of the criminal code she cited had absolutely nothing to do with this issue, and we were well within our rights to publish the information as her husband and his friend had their names publicly associated with both the march and the group, making it public domain), we decided, what the hell! We'll grant her wish. Instead, we'll post pictures of the now strangely missing website for Advocates of White Civil Rights. If names happen to appear on the picture, well, we could hardly be blamed for that: