"I am the first Prime Minister of this country of neither 
altogether English nor French origin.  So I determined to bring 
about a Canadian citizenship that knew no hyphenated
consideration." - Prime Minister Diefenbaker, March 29, 
1958, Maclean's.

"We shall never build the nation which our potential resources 
make possible by dividing ourselves into Anglophones, 
Francophones, multiculturalphones, or whatever kind of
phoneys you choose. I say: Americans, first, last, and always!" 
- Gölök Buday, Purposely misquoting the Chiefs Quote For 
His Own Agenda (2002).

"Freedom is the right to be wrong, not the right to do wrong." 
- Prime Minister Diefenbaker, March 11, 1958

"As long as there is a drop of blood in my body they won't 
stop me from talking about freedom." - Prime Minister 
Diefenbaker,  June 3, 1962, Sudbury, Ontario.

"Freedom includes the right to say what others may object 
to and resent... The essence of citizenship is to be tolerant of 
strong and provocative words." - Prime Minister Diefenbaker, 
April 9, 1970, House of Commons.