Invite A Cuckoo Into Your Nest & Reap Destruction
It appears that the victim will survive the attack …
No doubt that Frau Stalzer will sing the praises of her attacker and condemn “White Nationalism” as the culprit in the crime
Celtiberian Chronicles. White People vs. Evil: How We Saved You From Yourselves! Youtube, October 9, 2025.
Ever wondered what the world would look like if the good guys didn’t show up? From Carthage’s child-burning priests to the Aztec altars of human sacrifice, from the siege of Vienna to the gulags of the 20th century, this is the story of how White people stared evil in the face and said, “No, thank you.” For thousands of years, the West has been painted as the villain. Empires, crusaders, conquerors, all condemned by the people who inherited their peace, prosperity, and plumbing. But what if the truth is far less fashionable, and far more uncomfortable? What if civilisation itself — reason, freedom, dignity, survived only because certain men refused to bow?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJs07ZNIh_Q
Japan Shows the Way to Handle Unassimilable Types
Another Punjabi Scam
Chow Warns Toronto Faces 2% Tax Hike Without Federal Support for Asylum Seeker Housing
Mayor Olivia Chow is warning that Toronto residents could face an “at least two per cent” property tax increase unless the federal government steps up funding to cover the city’s mounting costs for housing asylum seekers.
Speaking at City Hall ahead of an executive committee meeting, Chow said Toronto has already depleted its reserve funds to keep refugee housing and shelter programs running.
“Because the federal government hasn’t been paying their bills, we’ve been taking money from the reserve funds in order to continue the services to shelter these refugee claimants,” Chow said. “We can either stop sheltering refugee claimants, leaving them on the street, or Torontonians will have to pay for it through their property taxes. Neither is fair.”
$107M Shortfall
A city staff report projects a $105.4 million year-end deficit, largely due to shortfalls in the federal Interim Housing Assistance Program (IHAP). Chow is urging council to request $107 million for 2025–2026 to support housing costs for refugees and asylum seekers already in Toronto’s shelter system.
The mayor warned that without new funding by October, the city will no longer be able to transition people out of shelters and into permanent housing—just as colder weather sets in.
Provincial Cuts Add Pressure
The situation is compounded by cuts to the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB). Toronto’s allocation will fall to $7.95 million in 2026, down from $19.75 million this year and $38 million in 2024. The COHB provides rent supplements that Chow called “the single most effective tool we have for freeing up shelter beds.”
National Responsibility
Since 2017, Ottawa has provided municipalities with $1.5 billion to help offset refugee housing costs, including $670 million for Toronto. But Chow argued this is no longer sufficient, given the number of claimants arriving in the city.
“Toronto and Canada have a history of settling newcomers, and we’ve done well because of it,” Chow said. “But now, the federal government must fulfill its responsibility.”
Advocates Call Cuts a “Recipe for Disaster”
Local advocacy group Progress Toronto, which held a protest outside City Hall Monday, echoed Chow’s warning.
“The Canadian government must acknowledge its responsibility to cities and take immediate action to address the growing crisis of homelessness — a national human rights issue,” the group said, urging Ottawa to cover 95 per cent of refugee housing costs, lift the 90-day shelter stay limit, and establish a coordinated resettlement response.
The funding fight mirrors a 2023 crisis, when Toronto briefly stopped admitting asylum seekers to shelters, leaving many sleeping on sidewalks until federal funding was restored.
Paul Fromm – Frederick Charles Blair – Canadian Villain or Hero (Talk delivered in Hamilton, Sept. 28, 2025)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6sdYVnf1XsR6
Celebrating German Heritage Day, Queen’s Park, Toronto, Ontario. Christian Klein, President of the Committee of East German Expellees, says: “I can’t celebrate German reunification until all German lands have been reunited like my home in Silesia (seized by Poland),
‘ East Prussia and West Prussia (seized by Poland and Russia), the Sudentenland (seized by the Czech Republic).
Mentally Messed Up
