HEAR PAUL ON VOICE OF REASON RADIO

Written by Paul Fromm

Wednesday, 16 February 2011 09:08

*HEAR PAUL ON VOICE OF REASON RADIO* / The Fighting Side of Me<http://reasonradionetwork.com/category/programs/the-fighting-side-of-me>/ The Fighting Side of Me: Bring Back the Red Ensign! The Fighting Side of Me: Bring Back the Red Ensign! February 15, 2011 · Print This Article [image: Shield of Canada] Paul Fromm mourns the 46th anniversary of the replacement of the Red Ensign as Canada’s flag. The change ushered in the New World Order Canada and massive Third World immigration. Canada’s soaring 2010 immigration intake speeds up the replacement of the European Founder/Settler people despite high unemployment levels. Sunday was the 66th anniversary of the greatest one day war crime in human history, the incineration and machinegunning of 250,000 German civilians and refugees in an unarmed university town — Dresden. 13 MB / 32 kbps mono / 0 hour 57 min.

 

Haiti: The Numbers Tell the Story

Written by Paul Fromm

Wednesday, 16 February 2011 05:03

*Haiti: The Numbers Tell the Story* Paul Fromm, broadcaster with Voice of Reason Radio and Guilt Free Radio and Director of the Canada First Immigration Reform Committee, discusses Haiti, One Year Late: It's hopeless. A year after the massive earthquake, only 5 per cent of the rubble has been cleared away by a nation with 80 per cent unemployment. However, the birthrate has tripled. "What can you expect of a nation with an average 67 I.Q.?" Mr. Fromm observed. Mr. Fromm spoke at the American Dark Age Conference held in Charlotte, North Carolina, February 5. The conference, organized by Jaenelle Antas and Matt Parrott brought together hardy souls who were not prepared to accept the cancellation of the American Renaissance Conference in the face of minority censorship. "The voices of racial realists will be not be silenced," Mr. Fromm told the mini-conference which featured participants from coast to coast. : http://reasonradionetwork.com/20110214/american-dark-age-paul-fromm-numbers

 

New From C-FAR Books -- In the Cause of the West: Thoughts on the Past, Present and F

Written by Paul Fromm

Tuesday, 15 February 2011 04:56

** ** *New From C-FAR Books -- In the Cause of the West: Thoughts on the Past, Present and Future of A Threatened Civilization * ** *In the Cause of the West:* *Thoughts on the Past, Present and Future of A Threatened Civilization* *By Kenneth H.W. Hilborn, M.A., D.Phil.* * * *Introduction* This booklet consists mostly of essays on a variety of topics, including liberalism, immigration, bureaucracy, the "nanny state," nuclear weapons and the definitions of "compromise." All the essays have some relevance to the past, present or future of the Western civilization to which Canada belongs, and which is threatened not only by enemies abroad but by weaknesses within -- conspicuously including liberal ideology. The civilization might survive without Canada, but not Canada without the civilization. It follows that many of the decisions that determine our nation's fate will be made in future (as they have been in the past) not in Ottawa but elsewhere, especially in Washington. The disparity in power between the two capitals is such that a liberal victory in American politics may do us more harm, and a conservative victory may do us more good, than any change in the relative strength of parties in our own House of Commons. I shall have a good deal to say, therefore, about the follies of American liberals, whose worst ideas are so often embraced by influential elements in Canada as well. I am including a few personal recollections drawn from my own experience, which now extends over more than half a century of arguing, writing and lecturing in support of conservative principles and the defence of the West. Indeed, I shall begin with a biographical essay inspired by my brief acquaintance with a far more important defender of Western interests, a writer whose strong personality left me with enduring memories. I am including also a chapter entitled "Miscellaneous Thoughts," consisting of relatively short comments on some of the issues, foibles and follies of our times. I shall conclude the booklet with a short piece of fiction -- another adventure of "Princess Shenandoah," the central character in my earlier attempt at fiction, published by C-FAR under the title *NIGHTMARES AND A DREAM*. Those who enjoyed that booklet will -- I hope -- also enjoy this additional entry in Shenandoah's imagined "diary," and those unfamiliar with her ideas and exploits may be encouraged to read more about her encounters (both personal and political) with the enemies of our civilization. A word of explanation about spelling: Converting Arabic spelling into our alphabet often yields inconsistent results. "Osama" may also be "Usama," and "bin Ladin" may be "bin Laden." I refer to the notorious terrorist leader as "Osama bin Ladin," but when citing work by an author who has chosen a different version of the name, I have respected that choice. * * * * *THE AUTHOR* Kenneth H.W. Hilborn, who is Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Western Ontario in London, has contributed nine previous booklets to the C-FAR Canadian Issues Series. They include *THE CULT OF THE VICTIM* (No. 33), *THE QUEST FOR "EQUALITY"* (No. 35), *SINS OF THE "LIBERAL" LEFT* (No. 39), *LIBERTY UNDER ATTACK* (No. 42), *FIGHTING BAD IDEAS* (No. 43), and *NIGHTMARES AND A DREAM* (No. 44). Born in Toronto in December 1934, Prof. Hilborn graduated in 1956 from Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario, with an Honours B.A. in History and Politics. After completing his M.A. at Queen's in 1957, he held an Imperial Oil Graduate Research Fellowship at England's University of Oxford (Balliol College), where he received in 1960 the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (D.Phil.) in Modern History. After teaching for a year at Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick, Prof. Hilborn joined the faculty at Western in 1961. Though specializing in 20th Century international relations, he also taught courses on Communist and National Socialist (Nazi) totalitarian dictatorships. During the Cold War he contributed numerous articles and book reviews to conservative and anti-Communist periodicals, as well as to various newspapers. In 1972-1974 and 1976-1979 he was Chairman of Graduate Studies in the Department of History. He took early retirement in 1997, at the age of 62. With support from the London chapter of the Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship (SAFS), which opposes "political correctness" and race/sex preferences, Prof. Hilborn was twice elected during the 1990s to the University Senate, and twice to the executive of the Faculty Association. He also served for two years on the SAFS national Board of Directors, and remains a member of the organization (www.safs.ca). [Order from C-FAR Books, Box 332, Rexdale, ON., M9W 5L3, Canada: $7.00 in Canada, postpaid; $10 for shipping to the U.S. Make cheque or money order payable to C-FAR Books.]