Taxpayer-funded help service anti-white bias saw brave staffer fired

A taxpayer-funded office set up to help vulnerable Canadians has an anti-white bias and hired a non-binary lawyer who helped bully out one of its staffers, it is claimed.

Nick Osmond-Jones had worked for the British Columbia Ombudsperson for eleven years but was fired after he leaked slides from a lecture claiming had inspired the Holocaust.

In a lengthy article for , Osmond-Jones, a married father to four children, details how he believed saw the service changing before his eyes. It was set up to help tackle complaints from ordinary Canadians who felt mistreated by public services, but ended up descending into an Orwellian 'equity'-obsessed nightmare, Osmond-Jones claims.

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