Faked? The death toll in Gaza was repeatedly cited by Canadian Parliamentarians on Monday as they voted on an NDP resolution to “officially recognize the state of Palestine” and demand an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. Over and over, MPs claimed that 32,000 Gazans have been killed by Israel
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Warren Kinsella: My latest: Global Affairs is a disgrace
Is Canada’s foreign policy dominated by Jew-hating bigots? Good question. Listen to what one of our most senior diplomats had to say: “Israelis exercise an unhealthy influence over North America. There is no other influence on government which remotely approaches the influence of the Israeli lobby. They have infiltrated government,
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: B’nai Brith panel: check it out!
Fabric Unravelling? A Dialogue on Society’s Shift: A Fireside Chat with Warren Kinsella and Stephanie Smyth Join B’nai Brith Canada’s Special Advisory Council to the League for Human Rights (SAC-LHR) on Thursday, March 21 at 7pm EST for a riveting virtual event. The evening will include two powerhouses, @kinsellawarren,
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: charge them now
What’s it going to take? To charge someone with a hate crime, that is. It’s been less than a week since a mob descended on a Toronto Jewish synagogue, and the perpetrators are still walking the streets. How is that possible? Because, make no mistake, what took place at the
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: the propagandist’s useful idiots
GENOCIDE IS NOT KOSHER. That is what the sign said, all-caps. If not for who was holding it, and if not for where it was being held up, the sign would have been the sort of casual anti-Semitism that is seemingly everywhere, these days. And this needs to be said:
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: words that kill
Genocide. Apartheid. Occupation. Settler-colonialism. Those are words we are all hearing a lot, lately. They get thrown around like confetti. After October 7, when 1,200 men, women, children and babies in Israel were tortured and slaughtered – and when more than 200 were kidnapped, to be raped
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: the ghost of Bill Blair
NEW YORK – Bill Blair haunts us still. He’s not dead or anything. In fact, he’s still the Minister of National Defence. He’s alive. But his legacy as Toronto’s Chief of Police haunts us, as noted. And not in a good way. Remember the G20? International leaders coming to
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: Toronto’s police farce
NEW YORK – This is a tale of two police forces. One police force knows how to deal swiftly and effectively with pro-Hamas thugs breaking the law. The other is a Police Farce. Here in New York City on the weekend, we witnessed a police force that is competent. Toronto
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: the global campaign of Jew hatred
It started on October 8. Literally, the day after. Think about that: a slick, global, and professional-looking propaganda campaign – one that would promote violent anti-Semitism, and deny the horrors of October 7 – was underway the very next day. October 7: the biggest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. October 8: a
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: RIP, Mr. Mulroney
The biggest achievements in politics – the only achievements, really – are the ones involving risk. As in, taking a risk. Making a decision, making a statement, making a law that entails risk to you and your career. Brian Mulroney took risks. I didn’t work for him. In fact, I
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: the next battlefield is closer than you think
It’s the next front in the war. There’s been no ceasefire reached yet. Fighting is still going on, in and around Southern Gaza. Rockets and bullets are still being fired into Northern Israel by Hamas and Hezbollah. Slowly but surely, however, Israel is winning the war. As of last week,
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: the online road to Hell
“Free speech,” says Salman Rushdie, “is the whole thing, the whole ball game.” “Free speech,” he says, “is life itself.” That feels like a bit of an overstatement. But in Rushdie’s case, it’s probably heartfelt. The British-American author has faced several death threats and assassination attempts since the publication of
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: MLSE drops the ball
Was it the tiny Star of David? Does Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment now plan to bar anyone from Scotiabank Arena if they are wearing Stars of David around their necks? If it wasn’t that, was it the words: “Free Our Hostages”? Was it that? Because, as a general principle,
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: rot in Hell, you bastard
Holocaust denier David Irving is dead. Some were surprised to hear that he was dead. Because, really, David Irving had been dead inside for a long time. He claimed to be a historian, but he wasn’t one. He had no training as a historian. Early in his career he wrote
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: no help, no hope
Belleville, Ontario, is the Friendly City. That’s Belleville’s official motto. Belleville has about 55,000 citizens. It’s got a Kellogg’s plant, and a Proctor and Gamble plant. It’s got some beautiful views on the Bay of Quinte, on the Northern shore of Lake Ontario. It’s got a few Starbucks. It’s got a mall where a
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My latest: they hate dead Jews, too
Over the weekend in London’s Camden Town, someone defaced a statue of Amy Winehouse. The statue was unveiled in 2014, and is found at the edge of the Camden Market. It’s not far from where the Ramones played their first British show in 1976, or where the Clash recorded their
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