For Our People

Paul Fromm ... FOR OUR PEOPLE
Show #2

Topic:
Immigration: The Politics of Replacement

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For Our People. A weekly show by famous Canadian Immigration Reform Activist Paul Fromm. This weeks show is: Immigration: The Politics of Replacement.

A full critique of Canada's dilapidated Immigration System and the plan to replace the population of Canada with third Worlders. Canada is a Christian nation built by Europeans with their morality and spirituality. The wholesale change of the Canadian population is having disastrous effects on Canada and within 40 years, Canada will become a non-White country and displace the European founding settler peoples.

For Our People

Paul Fromm ... FOR OUR PEOPLE.
Show #1

Video Description
This is the first show in a series by Paul Fromm. The Midnight Man on Stormfront.org. Show number 1 is on the Canadian Human Rights Commission and their campaign of censorship.

Harper touts 'third option' during foreign policy speech

Harper, a Neo-Conservative Zionofascist, is trying to lie to the South American people by using Canada's Liberal/Socialist reputation to claim he is not Americanized in his politricks. He's claiming to hold a Third Position stance.

Shame on Stephan Harper...

Neo-Zionists must be exposed as the lieing, hateful, fear mongering fascists that they are!

Hands off of Chile, Harper!
Shame on Michelle Bachelet, National Traitor!

SANTIAGO, Chile (CP) - Prime Minister Stephen Harper signalled a major shift in foreign policy Tuesday, saying his government is eager to forge new relationships in Latin America based on the "Canadian model" of development.

Harper said Latin America is sometimes depicted as at a crossroads between two unpalatable choices, the hard capitalism of the United States and the authoritarianism and class warfare of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez.

"This is, of course, utter nonsense," he told a business audience of about 500. "Canada's very existence demonstrates that the choice is a false one. Canada's political structures differ substantially from those in the United States.

"Our cultural and social models have been shaped by unique forces, and we've made our own policy choices to meet our own needs."

The address was considered a major event in Chile. In attendance were President Michelle Bachelet and two former presidents, Ricardo Lagos and Patricio Aylwin, along with business executives of the Canada-Chile Chamber of Commerce.

The address was greeted with sustained applause from the executives and with praise from Bachelet, who said "after hearing you, we haven't any doubt about why we are advancing our relationship."

The speech followed the signing of an agreement with Chile to increase economic, political and social links, including completed negotiations on opening access for financial services. This will give Chilean banks the same access to Canada as U.S. firms.

It was the second trade liberalization announcement in two days in the region. Monday, the prime minister announced that talks toward a Canada-Colombia-Peru trade deal had begun.

Often accused of singing Washington's tune, Harper's speech was notable for the differences he perceived between Canada's model and the American model.

He said the Canadian model promotes freedom, democracy, human rights and open markets. Where Canada differs is in its policies of "social cohesion," such as universal health care, equalization and other progressive institutions.

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London Raises Fag Flags Once Again

Tue, July 17, 2007
By RANDY RICHMOND, SUN MEDIA

Despite strong warnings from battle-scarred veterans in the tolerance wars, city council last night agreed to raise the banner for gay pride this summer -- the first time in nine years.

"It is 2007. It is high time we did this," Coun. Roger Caranci said.

"This is long overdue. No longer are we going to be petty," Coun. Cheryl Miller added.

.......

"You will have to do this for everyone," she warned.

Last night's debate arose suddenly out of a recommendation from board of control the city take a look at the flag policy, while it gives $2,500 to the Pride London Festival this year.

Both measures were approved, but councillors suddenly decided to raise the rainbow flag this year for the gay pride festival that runs Thursday to July 29 .

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The city's troubles with flag raising and proclaiming special days began in 1995, when then mayor Dianne Haskett and council refused to proclaim a Gay Pride weekend.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission found the city discriminated against gays and lesbians and ordered the city to proclaim Gay Pride.

In 1998, council allowed staff to do proclamations. That backfired when staff unknowingly approved a proclamation in support of a white supremacist group. Council was forced to call an emergency meeting to rescind the proclamation.

AFP/Barnes Review 2006 Alex Hassinger's Speech

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No More Gang Music @ Bars

I wonder if this will effect Heavy Metal bars and Punk Rock clubs also....

No more gangsta music: Councillor

By TOM GODFREY

The Toronto Sun

A Toronto councillor wants to target gangs and gunmen by requiring nightclubs to install metal detectors and play music that doesn't glorify gun violence before they're issued a liquor licence.

Ward 7 councillor Giorgio Mammoliti is also proposing that nightclubs not admit patrons who wear gang colours, bandanas and headgear.

"Gang music, violence and lifestyle don't mix well with liquor," Mammoliti said.

He has intervened in six cases in which nightclubs are seeking licences, intending to discuss his proposal with owners.

Source: http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2007/07/15/4341715-sun.html

Natives Have Guns and Will Meet Force With Force

DESERONTO, Ont. (CP) — Mohawk protesters, who said they had guns and wouldn’t back down, began preparations for blockades of the main CN line and Highway 401 near this eastern Ontario town late Thursday, despite widespread calls that an aboriginal day of action be peaceful.

Men, women and children in army-style fatigues, their hair braided back or shaved in traditional Mohawk style, began arriving at a makeshift camp outside the town west of Kingston, Ont. just after 5 p.m.

A Mohawk flag flies in Deseronto, Ont., Thursday, June 28, 2007. Mohawk protesters began preparations for blockades of the main CN line and Highway 401 near this eastern Ontario town late Thursday, despite widespread calls that an aboriginal day of action be peaceful. (CP/Tom Hanson)

There were reports that dozens of provincial police cruisers had amassed in the nearby city of Napanee.

It was a call to action by protest leader Shawn Brant, a militant Mohawk who has done jail time for trashing the offices of politicians. He stands out as the lone voice calling for militancy on what others had hoped would be a day devoted to public education about native issues.

Brant said he intended to lead blockades of one or both of the main traffic and rail corridors between Toronto and Montreal starting at midnight Thursday night, or before.

He wouldn’t disclose the actual sites, but confirmed that he and others were prepared to “meet force with force” if police got in their way.

“We’ve made no secret that we have guns within this camp,” he told The Canadian Press in an interview.

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