Patriot Party of Canada
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The Patriot Party of Canada is an internet-based Canadian political party founded in 2001 by Daniel R. Perley, an advanced technology executive and consultant from Ottawa.
The website lists a 13-member party executive, which includes Ken Sweigard, leader of the Social Credit party for a time in the 1980s, and Marianne Wilkinson, a former Mayor of the City of Kanata, near Ottawa.
Following the initial posting of information on the website, there does not appear to have been any organizational activity.
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[edit] Party program
- Work with the private sector to spurn the new economy with home workplace.
- Aid the allowance of borrowing and lending electronically between Canadians. (no bank middlemen needed)
- Support the small business sector.
- Encourage home based agriculture for better international independence.
- Protect the cultures and rights of all Canadians (not just the most vocal)
- Appoint ministers with experience in the subject to which they are appointed.
- Eliminate the GST over a period of time.
- Replace the Income Tax with the simpler and more efficient Personal Asset Tax (PAT)
- Restore the Defence, including the armed forces, navy and air force.
- Promote better financial aid than the welfare system.
- Inspire community service for improving the lives of all Canadians.
[edit] Current status
The Patriot Party of Canada has had limited growth because of lack of funding. Its organizers are waiting for a majority government to be formed so that they will have a four-year period in which to put in place a national organization and field a credible number of candidates in the subsequent election.
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