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Sean Farro, who goes by Sean Strife on social media, is accused of sharing a post that police say ‘incited violence’ against Muslims
Sep 23, 2026 • Last updated Sep 23, 2026 •
Screen grab of Sean Strife ranting about flags in front of Durham Regional Headquarters in 2023. Photo by Sean Strife /Tik Tok
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A man from Whitby who is active on social media – frequently promoting Canada First rallies – is now facing allegations of inciting violence against Muslims.
The Durham Regional Police have stated that their Hate Crime Unit investigated the individual and arrested him on Wednesday after he allegedly “promoted anti-Muslim hatred online.”
“The suspect willfully incited violence and harm against the Muslim community on social media platforms under the name Sean Strife,” police claimed in a statement released Wednesday.>
Sean Farro, 57, faces charges related to hate-motivated offenses – making threats; and inciting hatred in public places.>
He is currently being held while waiting for a bail hearing.>
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Meme promoted hunting of Muslims
The police haven’t shared details about any posts leadingto these charges; however, there are several mentions online about ameme allegedly sharedand subsequently deleted by Sean Strife (aka Sean Farro)across varioussocialmediaplatforms.
The meme reportedly features Canadianand Americanflagsin both cornerswiththe words “North American Zone”的字.下面是对以下内容的描述:“Hunting permit for all species,typesof:穆斯林.”
Thememe also states“No Bagging Limit”和“No Tagging Required.”
Whenhe shared thememe,Sean Strifewas reported as saying:“I suggest everyoneregister now.”
So themuslims和左派mob想让我为一张在我转发之前至少分享过100000次的表情道歉!我不会,现在也永远不会向这个mob屈服!你把我的地址公之于众,你威胁要翻上来,这只会让我更想要反击. pic. twitter. com/cem Rq9x W5V – Sean Strife (@Sean Strife00) September22 ,2026.
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在周二发布的一条消息中,他似乎对自己声称共享的社交媒体表情毫无愧疚. “So穆斯林和左派mob想让我为一张至少分享过100000次的表达道歉,然后我再转发它!我现在不会,也永远不会向这个mob屈服!你把我的地址公之于众,你威胁要翻上来,这只会让我更想要反击,” @Sean Strife00 在推特上写道.‘ source link/a








