Dale Kelland/Donovan - Manitoba nomads revisited - biker discrimination

Dale Kelland, (Dale Donovan) was peddling Nomad gear last year. https://nomadsmanitoba.com/ Dale 'Deli' Kelland of the Manitoba Nomads made global headlines in 2008 when he called on HA and their bums to fight back against biker discrimination. He compared the 'no colours' policy to discrimination Indians faced under the Indian Act.

In 2009 Dale Kelland, then President, was sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation and for recruiting thugs to do the same.

When Dale Kelland/Donovan heard bikers had been turned away from a hotel for wearing colours he called on his 1% world to slag the business online. "This treatment of Canadians was wrong then and it's wrong now" he spewed. Legal experts said at the time what he was doing was a crime. Criminal offences, including extortion (CC section 346) and intimidation (CC section 423) address organized crime activity. Under Manitoba law, the Hells Angels are a criminal organization. This manner of damage to the club from mouthy farmers is unthinkable.

Supporters took to social media to express their displeasure with the Marion Hotel, where none had visited. The CBC did a feature and so did news outlets in Australia and Germany. Kelland/Donovan created a global storm with his vendetta against small businesses that refused to kiss his criminal, filthy 1% ass. Kelland/Donovan finally shut that hole, far too late for the club.

When the hotel removed its Facebook page, the biker hoard then attacked the Marion Street Eatery, a restaurant in the hotel. Within 24 hours hundreds, most from outside Canada, posted one-star reviews on the restaurant's Facebook page. They later targeted a TripAdvisor website. Before attacking the hotel and eatery, Kelland targeted the Headingley Sport Shop Ltd./Indian Motorcycle in Winnipeg. Over the ensuing years Kelland/Donovan has apparently managed to keep that trap shut.