Author: Warren

Jean Chretien and Joe Biden. This isn’t the first time I’ve talked about how they were similar. Their similarities, in fact, were such that I was persuaded to support the latter because of my many years of work for the former. Consider: both politicians were older than most of their

Too soon? That was the question being asked, online, 24 hours after the assassination attempt on Donald J. Trump. People – not always anonymous, and some of them not necessarily Democrats – were posting funny and not-so-funny memes about Trump and the foiled assassination. One showed Trump depicted as artist

Use your thumb for the clouds, my Mom said. It was the pandemic. My life had blown up, I was living with two labs in an old farmhouse on an island, and nobody was allowed to go near anyone else. Creatively, I didn’t have another book in me. My band

Okay, I’ll take the wheel, here. Just for a bit. Why? Well, you guys don’t come here to get my analysis of how well the Secret Service do their job. Although, if you ask me, I think the Secret Service will be considered a full-fledged member of the Deep State

Rats, feces, drugs and used needles. That’s the proud legacy of the “pro-Palestinian” youngsters who occupied the main entrance to McGill University for the past months. Said McGill: “The encampment [was] the site of profound health and safety risks that continued to grow in scope and severity…due to the presence

Eylon Levy eats a slice of watermelon.   Watermelon is green, white, black and red, like the colours of Palestinian flag.  Online, a slice of watermelon has become an unofficial symbol of Palestinian defiance – and, often, online support for Hamas and Hezbollah.  Improbably, it has become a visual representation

 The tents are gone. The stench isn’t. On Wednesday morning, suburban Moms and Dads – some wearing kefiyyehs like they saw Madonna wear one time – pulled their shiny $80,000 SUVs up to the curb at the University of Toronto to collect Junior and wheel them back to multi-million-dollar