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What this country needs is more
extremists. Like Paul Fromm, like me,
and like the silent millions who hate
what's happening to Canada but don't
have the backbone to do anything about
it for fear of being called racist.
This conclusion was came to me in the
middle of the night, planted there no
doubt by a succubus.
It happened after I'd read the bibble-babble
in the National Post about how Alliance
MP Leon Benoit had been tricked into
talking to the sinister Mr. Fromm.
The story had two purposes: the first
was to take a run at any MP who appears
to be weakening on political
correctness, it being the desire of our
media to consign White Canada to the
dustbin of history; and the second was
to demonize a man who is trying to
inform Canadians about the facts and
consequences of our disastrous
immigration scam.
The usual negative adjectives
appeared, based on the ravings of one
Matthew Lauder, a "program
worker" with the Guelph and
District Multicultural Centre.
"Neo-Nazi", "far-right
group", and "extremist"
popped up..
Lauder, it seems, had himself spent
two years posing as a neo-Nazi and
collecting information he now feeds to
the police and anti-racist groups.
Brave fellow. Except that anyone who
is interested in what Mr. Fromm has to
say can attend his meetings, read his
newsletters, or follow this Web site.
There's nothing secret about it, and the
only people who would call it neo-Nazi
are the mentally handicapped,
neo-Bolsheviks and nitwits. In addition
to which, anyone with any sense would
take with a grain of salt statements
made by some guy who labors for a
multicultural centre. But that,
apparently, didn't occur to the reporter
who wrote the Post story.
The Alliance MP had had two meetings
with Fromm. Poor show. It should have
been twenty-two, and Stockwell Day
should have been there instead of hiding
in the PC corner and assuring audiences
that converting Canada into suburbs of
India, China, the Caribbean and Africa
is OK. Which is one reason why members
are drifting away from his party. There
was once some hope that he would stick a
spoke into the Liberals' immigration
wheel, but that hope has now gone with
the wind.
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Perhaps Mr. Day has been reading the
Vancouver Sun, which in its Millennium
issue listed cultural diversity as one
of a hundred "best things about
B.C." In the space of two
generations, it said, "B.C. has
produced one of the most multicultural
societies in the world".
Thus do we cheer the demise of
traditional Canada and the victory of
the anti-racist racists.
But I digress, the subject being the
urgent need for more extremists of the
right kind. Pun intended.
We see stories every day about what
we have done to ourselves re
immigration. (Make that what you have
done to yourselves, since I wrote a book
over twenty years ago titled,
Immigration: The Destruction of English
Canada.)
We now have the glories of drive-by
shootings; an open road for terrorists
and criminals; policies designed to put
Whites at the back of the bus for job
hiring; and multiculturalism that allows
minorities who will soon be a majority
to protect their race while denying us
the right to do the same. There's even a
move to admit cripples, health care not
being in enough trouble already. In
short, our borders have become a fiction
and a farce.
Extremism? Isn't it those who favor
more of the same who are the real
extremists? Who could have thought,
thirty years ago, that a revolution of
this sort would have taken place? One
thing is sure. When Pierre Trudeau was
grinning at the adoring crowds in that
1968 election, no-one knew what lay
behind the grin.
It is the 6/23/01 extremists of the
left who now call the tune. It's got to
such a pass that when the mayor of
Toronto makes a crack about not wanting
to be put into a boiling pot in Africa
it's national news.
In the story in the Post, Mr. Benoit
rated a three-column photo for having
strayed an inch from the proper path.
And although he was quoted as saying
that the anti-immigration extremist -
Fromm - had some good ideas, he also
said he had not spoken to him
"since learning of the Fromm
group's unsavory reputation".
Is the destruction of traditional
Canada what you really want, Mr. Benoit?
I think not. So do us a favor and become
an extremist of the right kind. That
way, the Alliance could win an election.
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