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|fullname = Frederick Paul Fromm

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|type of villain = White Supremacist

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|crimes = Racism [[Holocaust denial]] [[Hate crime]]s [[Hate Speech~~|Hate speech~~]]

|crimes = [[Racism]] [[Holocaust denial]] [[Hate crime]]s [[Hate Speech]] [[Anti-Semitism]] [[Homophobia]] [[Misogyny]] [[Negrophobia]]

|hobby = }}'''Frederick Paul Fromm''' (born January 3, 1949), known as '''Paul Fromm''', is a Canadian [[White supremacy|white supremacist]] and perennial political candidate. He has described himself as a "white nationalist, a populist, a traditionalist, with libertarian leanings".

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Fromm was an admirer of [[Fidel Castro]] in the early 1960s, but changed his views after coming across the writings of Barry Goldwater.

In 1967, as a student at the University of Toronto's St. Michael's College, Fromm co-founded the Edmund Burke Society (EBS} with Don Andrews and Leigh Smith, s well as its student wing "Campus Alternative". The Edmund Burke Society was a right-wing anti-communist group that agitated against prominent left-wing movements. The group would often disrupt left-wing rallies and events, sometimes violently. The group's main focus was opposition to the New Left and other left-wing tendencies that the Society associated with [[communism]]. In 1970, the group disrupted a speech by left-wing radical lawyer, William Kunstler, with Fromm climbing on stage and pouring a glass of water on Kunstler's lecture notes, resulting in the Chicago Seven's lawyer drenching Fromm with a pitcher of water. A melee between EBS members and Kunstler's supporters ensued, and Fromm was knocked to the floor unconscious.

In 1967, as a student at the University of Toronto's St. Michael's College, Fromm co-founded the Edmund Burke Society (EBS} with Don Andrews and Leigh Smith, s well as its student wing "Campus Alternative". The Edmund Burke Society was a right-wing anti-communist group that agitated against prominent left-wing movements. The group would often disrupt left-wing rallies and events, sometimes violently. The group's main focus was opposition to the New Left and other left-wing tendencies that the Society associated with communism. In 1970, the group disrupted a speech by left-wing radical lawyer, William Kunstler, with Fromm climbing on stage and pouring a glass of water on Kunstler's lecture notes, resulting in the Chicago Seven's lawyer drenching Fromm with a pitcher of water. A melee between EBS members and Kunstler's supporters ensued, and Fromm was knocked to the floor unconscious.

With the support of members of the Edmund Burke Society, Fromm was elected president of the Ontario Social Credit Party in 1971, and was able to have other EBS members elected to the party's executive. Three Social Credit candidates in the 1971 Ontario election were avowed "Burkers".

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+|crimes = [[Racism]]<br>[[Holocaust denial]]<br>[[Hate crime]]s<br>[[Hate Speech]]<br>[[Anti-Semitism]]<br>[[Homophobia]]<br>[[Misogyny]]<br>[[Negrophobia]]
 |hobby = }}'''Frederick Paul Fromm''' (born January 3, 1949), known as '''Paul Fromm''', is a Canadian [[White supremacy|white supremacist]] and perennial political candidate. He has described himself as a "white nationalist, a populist, a traditionalist, with libertarian leanings".
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 Fromm was an admirer of [[Fidel Castro]] in the early 1960s, but changed his views after coming across the writings of Barry Goldwater.
-In 1967, as a student at the University of Toronto's St. Michael's College, Fromm co-founded the Edmund Burke Society (EBS} with Don Andrews and Leigh Smith, s well as its student wing "Campus Alternative". The Edmund Burke Society was a right-wing anti-communist group that agitated against prominent left-wing movements. The group would often disrupt left-wing rallies and events, sometimes violently. The group's main focus was opposition to the New Left and other left-wing tendencies that the Society associated with [[communism]]. In 1970, the group disrupted a speech by left-wing radical lawyer, William Kunstler, with Fromm climbing on stage and pouring a glass of water on Kunstler's lecture notes, resulting in the Chicago Seven's lawyer drenching Fromm with a pitcher of water. A melee between EBS members and Kunstler's supporters ensued, and Fromm was knocked to the floor unconscious.
+In 1967, as a student at the University of Toronto's St. Michael's College, Fromm co-founded the Edmund Burke Society (EBS} with Don Andrews and Leigh Smith, s well as its student wing "Campus Alternative". The Edmund Burke Society was a right-wing anti-communist group that agitated against prominent left-wing movements. The group would often disrupt left-wing rallies and events, sometimes violently. The group's main focus was opposition to the New Left and other left-wing tendencies that the Society associated with communism. In 1970, the group disrupted a speech by left-wing radical lawyer, William Kunstler, with Fromm climbing on stage and pouring a glass of water on Kunstler's lecture notes, resulting in the Chicago Seven's lawyer drenching Fromm with a pitcher of water. A melee between EBS members and Kunstler's supporters ensued, and Fromm was knocked to the floor unconscious.
 With the support of members of the Edmund Burke Society, Fromm was elected president of the Ontario Social Credit Party in 1971, and was able to have other EBS members elected to the party's executive. Three Social Credit candidates in the 1971 Ontario election were avowed "Burkers".
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 [[Category:Liars]]
 [[Category:Islamophobes]]
-[[Category:Anti-Semetic]]
 [[Category:Corrupt Officials]]
 [[Category:Totalitarians]]
 [[Category:Leader]]
 [[Category:Jingoists]]
+[[Category:Fascist]]
+[[Category:Christian Identity]]
+[[Category:Alt-right]]
+[[Category:Anti-LGBT]]
+[[Category:Misogynists]]
+[[Category:Male]]