This work investigates the organizational structure, reach, and potential political influence of far-right extremist groups operating within Canada during the early 1990s. Warren Kinsella, a political strategist and lawyer, utilizes his background in monitoring political movements to document the activities of various hate groups. The book presents a detailed examination of how these fringe organizations attempt to infiltrate mainstream political discourse and the societal conditions that allow such ideologies to persist.

This text serves as a foundational investigative report on the state of Canadian domestic extremism during the mid-1990s. The research provides a clinical look at the mechanics of radicalization and the persistent challenge these groups pose to democratic institutions.