Who Is Who in The Remains of the Aryan Guard and of W.E.B.

Considering the collapse of the Aryan Guard in late 2009, we thought we might begin our first article of 2010 with a very brief overview of who the key personalities are now and where they fit in to the two main groups in Calgary's changing bonehead scene.

First, the remnants of the Aryan Guard.

The year 2009 ended with the Aryan Guard in a bit of a free fall. The remaining founding member, Kyle McKee, was under arrest for attempted murder and weapons charges. The original members had left or had become inactive (such as Dallas Price and RN to name a few) leaving a few young teens left. There was also a schism which resulted in the formation of a splinter group going by the name Western European Bloodlines (W.E.B.).

Not long after the pipe bombing, the last remaining active Aryan Guard members (among them Bill Noble) disbanded the gang. However no sooner than the announcement that the Aryan Guard was no more was made, the decision was reversed and new leadership of the gang was made public. Bill Noble stated that he was no longer an Aryan Guard member, though he remains an administrator on the Aryan Guard forum. His "wife" Amy Fraser quit as forum administrator and asked for her account to be suspended. Two new administrators were introduced, "Aphrodite" and "Hans Krieger":


While he would like us to address him as Hans Krieger, we'd rather call him by the name his mama gave him:

Paul Fromm: Traveling Man

Paulie has been a busy, busy boy lately, traveling all over Canada to talk about the Lemire case and to raise money for Terry Tremaine.

There has been some speculation in the Canadian anti-racist movement concerning where Paulie, a disgraced former teacher who after having been fired from his teaching position was later stripped of his teaching certification, gets the money to go gallivanting all over North America. In the past, it seems that at least some of that funding may have come from Martin Weiche, however Weiche seems to have soured on Paulie. And we're sure that the nickles and dimes that his supporters from Canada and the United States send CAFE have enabled Paulie to continue to indulge in the red wine he seems to appreciate so much while the same supporters wallow in poverty (his description of his supporters which we've paraphrased). But lately, Paulie has become quite the jet setter.

Why is that?

Could it be the result of a substantial inheritance left to Paulie as a result of papa Fromm's demise?

FREDERICK WILLIAM FROMM, C.A. October 11, 1918 - May 29, 2009 Died suddenly, May 29th in his 91st year, returning from an Elderhostel, having pursued his lifelong love of learning. He did it 'his way'. Survived by his loving son Paul (Diane) of Port Credit and daughter Mary Theresa of Timmins, and beloved grandsons Travis and Logan and granddaughter Emily. Proud Veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy. Chartered Accountant, retired from the Ministry of Highways, Government of Ontario. Doting husband of Marguerite (Michaud), died, 1998 'the love of his life'. Devout Catholic, 'Fred' was a founding member (1959) of Transfiguration of Our Lord Parish (Etobicoke). He was also a founding member (1967), past president and staunch supporter of the Serra Club (Toronto, West). These were his pals: the organization his passion. A world traveller, Fred returned again and again to his beloved Ireland. Fred loved Canada and had travelled in his retirement years to every province. He had a special soft spot for Les Iles-de-la-Madeleine. His son and grandsons remember an 'awesome' boys' vacation when he was 86 to the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. Fromm will be resting at NEWEDIUK FUNERAL HOME, KIPLING CHAPEL, 2058 Kipling Ave. (north of Rexdale Blvd.) on Thursday, June 4 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated from Transfiguration of Our Lord Church, 45 Ludstone Dr., Etobicoke on Friday, June 5, at 10:30 a.m. Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Serra Foundation of Canada (Suite 1006, 2010 Islington Ave., Toronto, ON, M9P 3S8) are welcomed.

We've been led to believe that the late Mr. Fromm's house, in the Toronto real estate market, could have been sold for at least half a million.

So, as Paulie travels across Canada begging his, "impoverished" supporters to donate to the Terry Tremaine legal fund, we would ask our readers the following questions: