Paulie Plays Fast and Loose With the Truth

Before the bonehead march that occurred on the 19th, we had posted a news article regarding a reservist who was being investigated as a result of charges that he intended on attending the march and held racist and extremists views. Ever since the Somalia Affair (click here for the CBC overview), the Canadian military has been very sensitive to accusations of harbouring racists and have worked to remove those individuals holding these views.

Well it didn't take Paulie too long to jump at the opportunity to condemn the military for attacking the young soldier who was simply exhibiting European pride:

The comment we highlighted is one that we would like our readers to pay very close attention to. In fact, here it is again:

What's Old is New Again: John Beattie Planning, "White Pride" Event in Minden, ON

We've mentioned William John Beattie a few times on these pages as he occasionally posts on Stormfront. To give our readers a bit of an idea about Beattie, here is one of his more recent posts:

His other posts are more or less as coherent most of the time

Beattie's main claim to fame is that, in the 1960s, he was the leader of the Canadian Nazi Party, though he now is the, "leader" of a group by the name of the British People's League, of which he appears to be one of the few members. So, why should we cover this relic of the 60s now?

Perhaps inspired by other recent marches and in an attempt to relive the, "good old days" Beattie is organizing a "White Pride" celebration in Minden, Ontario:

Paulie Comments on Calgary March Which He Characterizes as, "Very Successful"

We're about to bring our exclusive coverage of the events of March 19 to a close soon, but we certainly can't conclude the discussion without some input from the grand old man of the bonehead movement, Paulie Fromm.

This past Tuesday, Paulie (pictured here drinking more red wine paid for by his poor followers) spent the first part of his new radio show commenting on the "White Pride" march that took place last Saturday. Now normally we don't like to link to bonehead websites, but we decided to link to this one because it is really, really funny.

Let's just say that while Paulie might have a face for radio, he really doesn't have a voice (click on the link to see what we mean; it really does become quite painful after a while).

Are We Childish? Yes. And Your Point?

Since it's been almost a week since the, "big" event, we thought we would have a little fun with the help of a dear reader/contributor who loves playing with Photoshop.

In a post in which we see the Blood & Honour crowd crying that they aren't able to go to city hall, one can't help but notice Mike Gaio's efforts to rally the troops. One of our readers made the following observation:

I can't stop laughing at puddles in this video!!!! He [Gaio] seriously has some little man syndrome going on... hahahaha "OK guys lets go! I'm the head honcho here now, all you big guys follow under my tiny command." I'd like to rename him Napoleon. 

Well don't we have a treat for you! Ladies and gentlemen, may we introduce you to Michael "Napoleon Puddles" Gaio:

Some Thoughts on Racist Gang's Use of City Transit

We were aware of the efforts to convince private bus companies in the city of Calgary to deny boneheads planning on marching this past weekend. It appears that the efforts may have been successful:

However, the flip side of this is that they may have ended up getting free transportation.

There has been a lot of concern, justifiably so, about the boneheads being provided with transportation from the location of the march on Saturday on a city bus:

Great Article from Someone Who Attended the March: Originally Published in "See Magazine"

Confronting Racism — Important Opposition

No reaction would be dangerous, says one Calgary activist
Originally published March 24, 2011  by Leah Orr, News & Views

CALGARY — It’s 10:30 a.m. on a chilly Saturday morning and a crowd of around 200 is milling about in front of Calgary city hall. Organizers are updating demonstrators with information received from people at outposts who are keeping an eye on members of Alberta’s latest incarnation of a neo-Nazi group — Blood and Honour.

“They’re moving east on sixth,” says an organizer in a cowboy hat and aviator sunglasses. His name tag reads “Gandalf.” 

Distortionism? What Does that Even Mean?

So we continue to watch the boneheads fall all over themselves to explain why their super successful march on Saturday could have been even more supper successful had everything gone right. You know, except for the multiple arrests that took place before the march. And the fact not a single American came even though many said they would. And that only 16 boneheads participated and the brave, Spartan warriors were held up by some bike cops who eventually called in a bus to take them home where we assume milk and cookies awaited them.

What we didn't speak about in a lot of detail was the lead up to the big event. We did post a note by Mike Gaio who warned the reds that they were, "coming hard." Our friend "Keaton" (William Brant) offered that hopefully the anti-racist would "attack first" which would allow the boneheads to then act in "self-defence":

Hey Natalie. You Claimed There Were 30 of You.....

Well, if that's the case, where are the other 14?



"But we want to to city haalllll...... and those big meanies won't let us!"

UPDATE: Despite the whining that they were prevented from reaching their destination, Bill Noble says that the march was a success.


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People Can Change: Another Example

No commentary really necessary:

Rally held to end racism

Published: March 22, 2011 9:00 AM
Updated: March 22, 2011 9:14 AM

Just 10 years ago, ex-skinhead Daniel Gallant would have never imagined a day when he would help organize an anti-racism rally and hug a gay man.

"Absolutely not," the 36-year-old said Monday shortly before he did both outside the Prince George courthouse where about had 75 people gathered for the International Day for the Elimination of Racism, designated as such by the United Nations to mark the deaths in 1960 of 69 protesters at an anti-apartheid rally in South Africa

Calgarians Comment on "White Pride" Rally. Consensus? Fail.

We've been enjoying some of the YouTube video uploads regarding the "White Pride" march that took place on Saturday. If the marchers were intent on making themselves into public laughing stocks, mission accomplished:



The completely lovely... er... CompletelyLovely also managed to gain herself an audience of bonehead who exhibited their racial pride by, in at least one case, suggesting she should be hung for daring to mock them (such thin skin folks!):