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Glenn Bahr

Glenn Bahr (born ca. 1975) is a Canadian neo-Nazi and was one of the founders of Western Canada For Us (WCFU), a now defunct racist group based in Edmonton, Alberta.
==WCFU==
While it was in existence, the WCFU had active members from and opened chapters in such locations as Winnipeg, Manitoba, Red Deer, Alberta, Calgary, Alberta and was about to begin a British Columbia chapter when the group was disbanded. The group operated a website and web forum with members from across Canada and the United States, including Ciaran Paul Donnelly, Jessica Beaumont, Terry Tremaine (all of whom currently have cases against them with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal) and William Noble (currently charged with violating Canadian hate crime laws).
While the WCFU was active, Bahr organized a meeting for WCFU supporters and like-minded individuals. At this meeting, fellow White Nationalists Paul Fromm and Melissa Guille of Ontario were the guest speakers. Bahr later organized a demonstration in support of Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel in front of the Edmonton constituency office of Anne McLellan on March 28, 2004.
On May 2, 2004, Bahr appeared on the ''Peter Warren Show'', a Canadian social affairs radio programme heard in a number of Canadian radio markets. Although Bahr had intended for his appearance on the programme to garner public support for the WCFU, Peter Warren instead systematically exposed the group's links to the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nations, Canadian Heritage Alliance and the Northern Alliance. Bahr faced further problems when Peter Kouba, the co-founder of the WCFU whom Bahr had pushed out of the group in a power struggle, called into the programme using the name "Richard" and divulged Bahr’s online pseudonym SS-88 that Bahr used when posting both on the WCFU’s forums and those of Stormfront and Blood and Honour, both White Nationalist sites.

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