Editorials Archives

Shortly after the end of WW II, the British pulled out of Palestine, leaving its Jewish and Arab occupants to their own devices. The former wanted to create the state of Israel, the latter to drive the former into the sea.

How would you react if your wife or kids were blown into little pieces so small that there was nothing left to bury but memories, simply because they were in the right place at the wrong time? Like having a pizza, in Wherever-Ville Canada?

Quebec replaced most of its priests with politicians in the 60s and has been using them as intermediaries to God ever since.

Although I share your revulsion of Mein Kampf, (reference to Howard Galganov) I have another view of Heather Reisman's very public decision to ban it from her stores.

A couple of weeks ago, you opened your show by saying that you are not an anti-Semite. That is a very strange way for anyone to open a radio show.

Book sellers such as Heather Reisman should have the right not to carry Mein Kampf in their stores.

More than ever, now is the time to guarantee that the voice of the minority communities is going to continue to be heard.

To further exacerbate our financial misery, the Arabs, who control OPEC, want to force the price of our energy costs up by reducing production. As if they don't already have enough money.

Just this past week, the Islamic UN contingent decided that people who kill Israeli Jews are not terrorists. "They are freedom fighters". And remarkably, our Canadian Minister for Foreign Affairs, John Manley agrees.

Now that a US biotech firm has claimed to have cloned human cells, the medical ethicists are beside themselves. As they should be.