Institute for Public Affairs of Montreal
The Last Angry Man

BPW on the<br>New 940 Montreal (2006)
  

"The Last Angry Man"

BPW Talk Show on the New 940 Montreal


 

 

 Dear Friends,

 

I am pleased to report that I have been invited by Radio 940 AM Montreal to host a special series of innovative and incisive talk shows Sundays from noon to two.

 

It will not be ordinary talk radio. 940 AM has taken the bold initiative of allowing us to bring public advocacy to the airwaves. The same vigor and resolve that the Institute has brought to bear to help the hungry, the homeless, the victims of racism, vulnerable seniors, and all those put upon by the mindless tyranny of state bureaucracy will now be taken to another level. Through its national alliances, the Institute has shown that citizen coalitions can deliver solutions to suffering that the false pieties used by our elected officials to explain their inactions do not.

 

Our journal, Barricades, gave our work a national press voice. Now, thanks to 940, we will have an electronic media voice.

 

But this will not be merely an indulgence in talking the talk. We will walk the walk. We will bring on air many of the most compelling personalities you will hear anywhere. But not just to pontificate. These guests, many of whom work with the Institute, are among the most effective social activists and guardians of the public interest in the country. They will bring to bear their experience and assets to guide, advise and intercede on behalf of the real needs of real people.

 

There comes a time when people get tired. Tired of being victims of injustice, neglect and unearned suffering. You all know people like this. I want to hear about them. I want to hear from them. I want to hear from you. And to you I pledge that we will not just hear, but listen, and engage in ardent advocacy to get real solutions to real problems.

 

This will be talk radio as you’ve never heard it before. We will speak truth to power and in so doing will empower all our listeners. An empowerment that will help them turn away from Canadians’ tragic self-doubt driven by a jealousy of others’ self-belief that has caused so many to surrender the independence of their individual consequence to the narrow prejudices of statocratic dictate. Effective advocacy is a two-way street. It is as much about demanding responsible citizenship as it is about defending citizens’ rights. As Bertrand de Jouvenal wrote so well, “A nation of sheep is bound to produce a government of wolves.”

 

All this we pledge and more. You will hear none of the political correctness that has rendered so many in this land so senseless. What you will get is hard hitting analysis and discussion of the issues that affect our everyday lives. Answers for the real world. We will prepare you for the week ahead. But with a bottom line of unconventional wisdom on the people and stories in the news.

 

This show will remind Canadians that the “Just Society” which people of goodwill seek to build, has not yet found full expression in the social contract between governors and governed. It will remind us that the less powerful are no less human and the less privileged no less worthy of compassion. It will remind us of the promise of a society loyal to the warm glow of conscience and not to the icy frost of indifference.

 

The causes and cases we champion will be guided by simple principles as old as the scriptures and as fresh as the Charter. When we hear of wrongs, we will try to right them; when we hear of suffering, we will try to heal it; when we hear of injustice, we will try to stop it.

 

This I believe. Public advocacy, in this forum, at this time, in this land can help us do better. Do better than merely surviving by running between the raindrops; do better than meekly accepting a society that dares not care; do better than mutely witnessing governments that can no longer tell right from wrong.

 

Radio is still the most intimate, immediate and interactive of electronic media. I plan to make the most of it. The name chosen by 940 for the program says it all. “The Last Angry Man”. I hope to do justice to the name and to our listeners. I will not always calm you with what you want to hear; but I will always strengthen you with what you need to know.

 

My sincerest thanks to you all.

BPW







THURSDAY, 7 DECEMBER, 2006

BPW
ON THE 65TH ANNIVERSARY OF PEARL HARBOUR
LESSONS FOR TODAY

FROM WASHINGTON, FRANK GAFFNEY,JR., PRESIDENT
OF THE CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY ON
THE BAKER-HAMILTON REPORT ON IRAQ

 

FROM LONDON, MARYAM NAMAZIE, INTERNATIONALLY
RENOWNED HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE ON
THE SITUATION IN IRAN
 

 

FORMER U.N. ADVISOR ON THE IRAQI ELECTIONS
 COL. PETER W. REYNOLDS
ON THE WAY AHEAD
IN THE MIDDLE EAST


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061207.mp3

 

WEDNESDAY, 6 DECEMBER, 2006

 

VIRTUE AND VICE

CANADA’S NEW PROHIBITIONISM

“It is the function of vice to keep virtue within reasonable bounds.”

~ Samuel Butler

 

BPW COMMENTARY ON
”RESTRICTING FIRST, DISCUSSING NEVER”

 

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST BARBARA KAY
ON THE REVERSE GENDER BIAS THAT HAS FOLLOWED
IN THE WAKE OF THE POLYTECHNIQUE SHOOTINGS

LEADING CONSTITUTIONAL AND CIVIL LIBERTIES
ATTORNEY JULIUS H. GREY ON HOW LEGISLATING
”NICENESS MAY NOT BE VERY NICE”


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061206.mp3

TUESDAY, 5 DECEMBER, 2006

BPW COMMENTARY

“A QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE:
LET’S FIGHT ON ELECTION ON OUR ROLE IN THE WORLD”

 

CANADA’S PRINCIPLED LEADERSHIP AT THE
UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL

 

FROM GENEVA, HILLEL C. NEUER,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF UN WATCH

 

FROM NEW YORK, THE HUDSON INSTITUTE’S
ANNE BAYEFSKY, FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF EYE ON THE UN,
ON THE RESIGNATION OF U.S. AMBASSADOR TO
THE UNITED NATIONS JOHN BOLTON

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061205.mp3

 

MONDAY 4 DECEMBER, 2006

 

CONVENTION POST – MORTEMS

 

BPW AND JIM DUFF ON THE LIBERAL CONVENTION

 

NATIONAL POST AND EDMONTON JOURNAL COLUMNIST
LORNE GUNTER ON THE ALBERTA TORY CONTEST

 

HILL TIMES AND TORONTO SUN COLUMNIST
ANGELO PERSICHILLI ON THE END OF A LIBERAL ERA

RAYMOND HEARD, FORMER EDITOR OF THE MONTREAL STAR

AND CHIEF OF CANWEST NEWS ON STÉPHANE DION

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061204.mp3







THURSDAY, 30 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

THE LIBERAL CONVENTION

A ROUND-TABLE LOOK

 

RAYMOND HEARD, FORMER EDITOR OF THE
MONTREAL STAR AND CHIEF OF CANWEST NEWS

 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS STRATEGIST AND NATIONAL POST MEDIA
COLUMNIST
WARREN KINSELLA

 

HILL TIMES AND TORONTO SUN COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061130.mp3

 

WEDNESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

LIBERALISM VERSUS STATISM

“Liberals believe that if it moves, tax it.

If it keeps moving, regulate it.

And if it stops moving, subsidize it."
~President Ronald Reagan

  

BPW COMMENTARY ON WHAT INDUSTRIAL LIBERALISM SHOULD
MEAN AND WHICH PARTY REALLY REPRESENTS IT BEST

GLOBE AND MAIL NATIONAL AFFAIRS COLUMNIST JOHN IBBITSON
ON THE LIBERAL PARTY’S IDENTITY CRISIS

 

NATIONAL POST COMMENT EDITOR JOHN TURLEY-EWART, Ph.D.
ON WHY THE WORD ISN'T GETTING OUT THAT
WE'RE WINNING IN AFGHANISTAN

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061129.mp3


TUESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

CANADA AT ITS BEST

THE AFGHANISTAN MISSION
AIDING A PEOPLE’S YEARNING FOR REDEMPTIVE CHANGE

LIEUTENANT-GENERAL J.C.M. GAUTHIER, CMM, MSC, CD
COMMANDER OF THE CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE COMMAND

JOHN THOMPSON, PRESIDENT OF THE MACKENZIE INSTITUTE

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061128.mp3

 

 

MONDAY, 27 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

BPW COMMENTARY ON THE TRIBALISM OF THE “NATION” DEBATE

 

HILL TIMES COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI ON
THE LATENT ETHNIC BIASES BEHIND THIS DEBATE

 

CHARLES MALHAB, PRESIDENT OF EL-KATAEB OF CANADA

ON LEBANON’S BALKANIZATION AND THE GEMAYEL ASSASINATION

 

DAVID HARRIS, PRESIDENT OF INSIGNISS RESEARCH AND
FORMER CHIEF OF STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR CSIS ON
THE SECURITY CONCERNS IN ELEVATING PAROCHIAL
PARTICULARITIES TO NATIONAL STATUS

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061127.mp3






 

THURSDAY, 23 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

THE DANGERS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS

OF THE “NATIONAL QUESTION” DEBATE

 

RUDYARD GRIFFITHS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
 THE DOMINION INSTITUTE

 

RAYMOND HEARD, FORMER EDITOR OF THE
MONTREAL STAR AND DIRECTOR OF CANWEST NEWS

 

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST LORNE GUNTER

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061123.mp3

 


WEDNESDAY, 22 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

“I hear it said that West Berlin is militarily untenable
- and so was Bastogne, and so, in fact, was Stalingrad.
Any danger spot is tenable if men - brave men -
will make it so.
Freedom is indivisible,
and when one man is enslaved,
all are not free.

~President John F. Kennedy


BPW COMMENTARY ON THE LEGACY OF JFK
”TO ROUSE THE WORLD FROM FEAR”

 

GEN. LEWIS MacKENZIE ON “GOING BOLD”: COURAGE,
NATIONAL WILL AND THE FUTURE OF NATO

THE GEMAYEL ASSASINATION

FRANÇOIS HACHEM, LEBANESE COUNTRY DIRECTOR FOR
THE CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES, ON THE
NEED FOR A MORE VIGOROUS CANADIAN POLICY
TO HELP FREE LEBANON FROM SYRIAN DOMINATION

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061122.mp3


TUESDAY, 21 NOVEMBER, 2006

HEY STATE! STAY OUT OF OUR FATE!

 

 McGILL ECONOMIST AND CHAIR OF THE NORTH
AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM
PROF. THOMAS VELK
ON THE LEGACY OF MILTON FRIEDMAN AND THE EFFECTS OF
STATOCRATIC INTERFERENCE IN OUR DAILY LIVES

 

DR. GAETAN BARRETTE, PRESIDENT OF THE QUEBEC
FEDERATION OF MEDICAL SPECIALISTS ON
THE DRACONIAN IMPLICATIONS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES AS WELL
AS ON MEDICALCARE OF QUEBEC’S BILL 37


VOULA DEMOPOULAS,
CO-CHAIR OF THE UNION
OF BAR OWNERS ON THEIR CHALLENGE TO
QUEBEC’S ANTI-SMOKING LAW

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061121.mp3


MONDAY, 20 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY PROF. PETER MARCH ON
“ISLAM AND DEMOCRACY: HONOR AND INSULT”,
HIS CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY LECTURE

 

ISRAELI CONSUL-GENERAL MARC ATTALI ON LOUISE ARBOUR
AND THE HYPOCRISY OF THE UN’S POSITION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

IN THE MID-EAST CONFLICT

 

ONE PAYCHEQUE FROM POVERTY: CANADIAN CENTRE FOR
POLICY ALTERNATIVES ECONOMIST
ARMINE YALNIZYAN ON
THE PRECARIOUS FINANCIAL STATE OF CANADIANS


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061120.mp3







THURSDAY, 16 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

BPW COMMENTARY ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MEDIA
TO EMPOWER NOT JUST ENTERTAIN

 

THE MIDDLE-EAST: THE BACK CHANNEL PLAYS

WITH RYERSON UNIVERSITY’S PROF. GREGORY LEVEY,
FORMER SPEECHWRITER AND COMMUNICATIONS
ADVISOR TO PRIME MINISTERS ARIEL SHARON
AND EHUD OLMERT

 

ISLAM AND DEMOCRACY

ST.MARY UNIVERSITY
’S
PROF. PETER MARCH ON
THE START OF HIS NATIONAL SPEAKING TOUR


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061116.mp3


 

WEDNESDAY, 15 NOVEMBER, 2006


 ”…too many democratic countries represented in this hall
continue to show weakness of resolve in the face of an
organized mischief that is both united and energetic— and
…continue to argue that today’s subversion of the
Council should be celebrated as testimony of its responsiveness.”
~ Hillel C. Neuer


FROM GENEVA, UN WATCH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
HILLEL C. NEUER ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL’S
ANTI-ISRAEL AND ANTI-WESTERN BIAS

 

NATIONAL POST AND EDMONTON JOURNAL COLUMNIST
LORNE GUNTER ON THE JUSTICE OF PRIME MINISTER
HARPER’S PRINCIPLED STAND ON CHINA’S
HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES

”…the diffusion of power out to the people makes peace more likely.
When Harper pushes the Chinese government to respect
human rights he is pushing it to enact political reforms
 that will make China less likely to attack its neighbours.”
~ Lorne Gunter

“I think this report says far more about how badly privacy is
protected worldwide than about how well Canada is doing.
Canada’s public sector privacy legislation is woefully outdated.
The reality on the ground is that Canadian privacy is insufficiently
protected and if we’re second then it’s in a real
sorry spot on a global level.”
~ Prof. Michael Geist

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA PRIVACY LAW SPECIALIST
PROF. MICHAEL GEIST
, CANADA
RESEARCH CHAIR OF
INTERNET AND E-COMMERCE LAW, ON
HOW OUR PRIVACY PROTECTIONS ARE FAILING CANADIANS

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061115.mp3

 

 

TUESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

ANNE BAYEFSKY, SENIOR FELLOW AT THE
HUDSON INSTITUTE AND FOUNDER OF
EYEONTHEUN.ORG ON
THE HYPOCRISY OF THE
“ALLIANCE OF CIVILIZATIONS” REPORT

 

SES RESEARCH PRESIDENT NIK NANOS ON
WHETHER THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP CANDIDATES
ARE MAKING  AN IMPACT WITH CANADIANS

 

HILL TIMES COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI
ON THE RISE OF THE UNMELTABLE ETHNICS:
WHO REALLY ARE THE MAJORITIES AND MINORITIES
IN THE CANADIAN ELECTORATE?

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061114.mp3

 

 

MONDAY, 13 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

THEREFORE CHOOSE COURAGE
A COMMENTARY BY BPW

 

A GLOBAL CANADIAN SUCCESS STORY

INTERNET BROADCAST CORPORATION’S
(IBCTODAY.COM)
FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN
TYLER N. CAVELL

FROM TORONTO, RAYMOND HEARD, FORMER
CHIEF OF
CANWEST NEWS, ON THE LIBERALS’ CHOICE OF
HOWARD DEAN AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT
THEIR UPCOMING CONVENTION

 

VOULA DEMOPOULOS, CO-CHAIR OF THE BAR AND
RESTAURANT OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE
 
TO QUEBEC’S ANTI-SMOKING LAW

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061113.mp3







THURSDAY, 9 NOVEMBER, 2006

 BPW COMMENTARY ON THE 68th ANNIVERSARY OF KRISTALLNACHT

YIGAL PALMOR, DIRECTOR OF THE SYRIAN, LEBANESE
AND NORTH-AFRICAN DIVISION OF THE ISRAELI
FOREIGN MINISTRY ON THE TENUOUS PEACE IN THE REGION

INTERNATIONAL JOURNALIST NOGA TARNOPOLSKY
ON THE MID-EAST STREET

HUDSON INSTITUTE SENIOR FELLOW AND
NATIONAL REVIEW EDITOR-AT-LARGE JOHN O’SULLIVAN

ON THE FALLOUT FROM THE SADDAM HUSSEIN VERDICT

BPW COMMENTARY ON REMEMBRANCE DAY 2006

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061109.mp3

  

WEDNESDAY, 8 NOVEMBER, 2006

LAURYN OATES, VICE-PRESIDENT OF
CANADIAN WOMEN FOR WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN

McGILL UNIVERSITY’S PROF. THOMAS VELK,
CHAIR OF
THE NORTH AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM,
ON THE RESULTS OF THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS

 

MONTREAL BETAR CO-PRESIDENT JOSH ROSENBLUM ON

THE SCREENING OF “OBSSESSION: RADICAL ISLAM’S
WAR AGAINST THE WEST”

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY’S DR. ROBERT PASTOR ON
THE ELECTORAL CHANGES IN LATIN AMERICA

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061108.mp3


TUESDAY, 7 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON OF THE HOOVER INSTITUTION
ON THE EFFECTS ON THE DOMESTIC AMERICAN AGENDA
AND THE NATURE OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP

THE NATIONAL POST’S
LORNE GUNTER
ON WHAT IT MEANS FOR CANADA

CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY PRESIDENT
FRANK R. GAFFNEY, Jr.
ON THE RAMIFICATIONS ON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLCIES

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061107.mp3

 


MONDAY, 6 NOVEMBER, 2006

FROM TORONTO, RUDYARD GRIFFITHS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
THE DOMINION INSTITUTE ON THE NEED TO “NEVER FORGET”

FROM OTTAWA, PATRICK C. GAGNON PRESIDENT OF THE
PARLIAMENTARY GROUP, ON THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP CAMPAIGN

FROM WASHINGTON,
SELIG S. HARRISON,  OF THE CENTER FOR
INTERNATIONAL POLICY ON THE POSSIBLE UNRAVELLING OF PAKISTAN

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061106.mp3

 

 


 

BROADCASTS OF OCT.30-NOV.2 2006

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THURSDAY, 2 NOVEMBER, 2006

 

FROM BELGIUM, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DOCTORAL
CANDIDATE
ROUBA AL-FATTAL ON WOMEN AND RADICAL ISLAM

 

DANNY TARAN, AUTHOR OF
“THE 4000 YEAR OLD JOURNEY FOR PEACE”

MONTREAL LAUNCH THIS SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1.00 pm
AT THE SAIDYE BRONFMAN CENTRE

 

GWYN MORGAN, VICE-CHAIRMAN OF ENCANA ENERGY

ON THE PRECARIOUS BALANCE BETWEEN
OIL PRODUCTION AND OIL CONSUMPTION

JUDGE ANDRÉE RUFFO ON THE LAUNCH OF HER TWO
NEW BOOKS ON ABUSES OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
AND THE COMPROMISE OF YOUTH PROTECTION
SALON DES LIVRES, PLACE BONAVENTURE
NOV.16, 2006


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061102.mp3

 

 

WEDNESDAY, 1 NOVEMBER, 2006

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST BARBARA KAY ON
”THE TRUTH UNVEILED” – THE BOTTOM LINE ON
HOW OUR LACK OF RESOLVE TO THE DEMANDS OF
ISLAMISM IS CORRODING CANADA’S SOCIAL FABRIC

JAMES HUGHES, DIRECTOR OF THE OLD BREWERY MISSION,
ON ITS BOLD NEW FIVE YEAR STRATEGY TO BE PROACTIVE NOT
JUST REACTIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE HOMELESS AND VULNERABLE

McGILL UNIVERSITY ECONOMIST AND CHAIR OF ITS
NORTH AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM
PROF. THOMAS VELK
ON THE EFFECTS OF INCOME TRUSTS ON THE NEED
FOR A TRULY EQUITABLE TAX SYSTEM


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061101.mp3

 

TUESDAY, 31 OCTOBER, 2006

 

“CARPE DIEM” – SEIZE THE DAY

 

BPW COMMENTARY ON THE IMPERATIVE FOR EACH OF US
TO ABANDON SUBMISSION TO QUIET DESPERATION;
TO LIVE FROM COURAGE, NOT FROM FEAR;
 AND TO START TAKING BACK OUR LIVES BEFORE WE HAVE
NOTHING LEFT BUT TO LOOK BACK IN ANGER

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT DAVID ZAND,
PATRIOT, SOLDIER AND OGANIZER OF MONTREAL’S FIRST
 “RED FRIDAY” DEMONSTRATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE
BOLDEST AND BRAVEST AMONG US –
OUR CANADIAN TROOPS IN SERVICE AND SACRIFICE ABROAD


THE HOOVER INSTITUTION’S VICTOR DAVIS HANSON ON
THE CRITICAL ISSUES IN THE UPCOMING AMERICAN ELECTIONS

 

NATIONAL POST DEPUTY EDITOR JOHN TURLEY-EWART ON
CANADA’S FECKLESS POLICIES ON DARFUR AND
THE FIERCE URGENCY OF NOW

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061031.mp3


MONDAY, 30 OCTOBER, 2006

THE SWOLLEN ENVY OF PYGMY MINDS

BPW COMMENTARY ON THE COLLECTIVIST PREJUDICES OF
STATOCRATIC ORTHODOXIES

 

FROM VANCOUVER, DR. TIMOTHY BALL, CANADA’S FIRST
Ph.D. IN CLIMATOLOGY ON DEBUNKING THE MYTHS
BEHIND GLOBAL WARMING, CLIMATE CHANGE
AND THE KYOTO PROTOCAL

FROM EDMONTON, NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST LORNE GUNTER
ON FRANCE’S CONFRONTATION WITH ISLAMIST VIOLENCE
IN THE STREETS AND WHAT WE NEED TO LEARN


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061030.mp3

 


THE NEW 940 MONTREAL
CALL-IN NUMBER 514.790.0006
LIVE ON THE NET AT WWW.940MONTREAL.COM
E-MAIL AT INFO@IAPM.CA

 

WEEKDAY broadcast SCHEDULE:

“THE LAST ANGRY MAN” MON.-THURS.  AT 7.00pm
BPW ON THE DRIVE-HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
MON.-THURS. AT 6.45pm
”TALKING POLITICS” FRIDAYS AT 7.40am


 

 



BROADCASTS OF OCT.23, 24, 26 2006

PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW EACH GUEST LIST
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THURSDAY, 26 OCTOBER, 2006

 

NAZANIN AFSHIN-JAM REFLECTING ON THE RESULTS OF
THE 10TH INSTITUTE POLICY CONFERENCE AND HER PLANS
FOR A WEBSITE TO HELP WOMEN IN PERIL IN IRAN

 

FROM JERUSALEM, INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT
NOGA TARNOPOLSKY
ON NEW THREATS FROM
KILLING SQUADS IN ARGENTINA

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061026.mp3

 

 

TUESDAY, 24 OCTOBER, 2006

 

SPECIAL EDITION OF “THE LAST ANGRY MAN” WITH THE SPEAKERS
FOR THE 10TH POLICY CONFERENCE OF THE INSTITUTE FOR
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OF MONTREAL

”QUESTIONS OF VALUES: WAYS OF RESPONSE TO THE ISLAMIST CHALLENGE”

The voices of these speakers carry unparalleled eloquence, authenticity, and legitimacy. Brigitte Gabriel overcame a childhood of victimization from Islamist violence in Lebanon becoming a journalist of international renown and founding the American Congress for Truth as well as writing the best-selling book “Because They Hate”; Syrian-born American psychologist Dr. Wafa Sultan  has boldly debated the most extreme of Islam’s clerics and Jihadists whenever and wherever they agreed to including on al-Jazeera, the Arab world’s leading news network; frequent CNN commentator Nonie Darwish, a founding member of Arabs for Israel, suffered personal family tragedy stemming from the extremist expressions of Islamist influence in her native Egypt, rebuilt a new life in America and remained resolute and unrelenting in guarding her post at the barricades of reason; and Iranian-born former Miss World Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam  put aside personal ambition to lead an international effort focusing on the abuse of women in Iran, and throughout the radical Muslim world, dedicating herself to unstinting work to save the life of an 18-year old Tehran rape victim sentenced to death under Sharia law. In a world of instant gratification and instant destruction these women are truly profiles in courage.

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061024.mp3

MONDAY, 23 OCTOBER, 2006

 

REMEMBERING A PEOPLE’S UPRISING

LESSONS FROM THE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION

FROM TORONTO, NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST AND AUTHOR OF
“BEETHOVEN’S MASK” GEORGE JONAS

FROM WASHINGTON, JOHN O’SULLIVAN
, SENIOR FELLOW AT
THE HUDSON INSTITUTE AND EDITOR-AT-LARGE OF

 NATIONAL REVIEW

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061023.mp3

 


 



BROADCASTS OF OCT.16-19 2006

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THURSDAY, 19 OCTOBER, 2006

 

DANIEL ROMANO, PRESIDENT OF CAGE (CITIZENS AGAINST
GOVERNMENT ENCROACHMENT) ON THE GROWING ATTACKS ON
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION FROM POLITICALLY-CORRECT STATISM

 

HILL TIMES POLITICAL COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI ON
THE FIXES THAT ARE IN THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP RACE


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061019.mp3

 

 

WEDNESDAY, 18 OCTOBER, 2006

HUDSON INSTITUTE SENIOR FELLOW AND NATIONAL REVIEW
EDITOR-AT-LARGE
JOHN O’SULLIVAN ON THE NORTH KOREA CRISIS

THE DANGERS OF REVERSED ONUS
MONTREAL CRIMINAL ATTORNEY DANIEL LIGHTER ON
FEDERAL JUSTICE POLICIES INCLUDING MANDATORY MINIMUMS,
INTERNET OVERSIGHT  AND THE “3-STRIKES YOU’RE OUT LAW”



(THIS PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE ON 940’S AUDIO VAULT AND WILL SOON BE TRANSFERRED TO OURS)

 

TUESDAY, 17 OCTOBER, 2006

 

ECONOMIST GERMAIN BELZILE OF HEC-MONTREAL ON
HOW HE ORGANIZED A MANIFESTO BY QUEBEC INTELLECTUALS
ON THE NECESSITY OF DRAWING A LINE IN THE SAND
TO THE ISLAMIST CHALLENGE

 

-ALSO-

 

BPW IN CONVERSATION WITH GERMAIN BELZILE ON LUCIEN
BOUCHARD’S BOMBSHELL ON QUEBEC PRODUCTIVITY

 

-AND-

HILL TIMES COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI ON

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED”: THE POLITICAL MUGGING OF
 JOE VOLPE

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061017.mp3


MONDAY, 16 OCTOBER, 2006

FROM TORONTO, RAYMOND HEARD, FORMER EDITOR OF
THE MONTREAL STAR AND HEAD OF CANWEST NEWS ON THE
BIAS IN THE LIBERAL PARTY AND CANADIAN MEDIA
ON ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST

FROM MONTREAL, PAUL DANIEL MULLER PRESIDENT OF
THE MONTREAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTE, WITH DYNAMIC AND
DISRUPTIVE PROPOSALS TO REPAIR THE CHAOS IN
OUR HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061016.mp3






BROADCASTS OF OCT.9-12, 2006

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THURSDAY, 12 OCTOBER, 2006

 

TALKING POLITICS WITH JIM DUFF ON IGNATIEFF, RAE AND
THE LIBERAL HYPOCRISY ON THE MIDDLE EAST

ALASTAIR GORDON,
PRESIDENT OF THE
CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES, ON A NEW
FOREIGN POLICY AGENDA WHERE CANADA
WILL STAND WITH THE FREE


Me. JEAN-PIERRE MÉNARD ON PATIENT ABUSE IN HOSPITALS
AND LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES

 

LEO ADLER, CANADIAN NATIONAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR

FOR THE SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTRE ON THE

“LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS”  HOLOCAUST EXHIBIT

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061012.mp3


WEDNESDAY, 11 OCTOBER, 2006

GROUND ZERO IN THE NORTH KOREA CRISIS

At the crossroads of the nuclear crisis in the Far East and the Islamo-Fascist axis in the Middle East stands the world’s largest democracy. India.

From Bangalore, Prof. Madhav Das Nalapat Director of the School of Geopolitics at the Manipal Academy in New Delhi. Prof. Nalapat played a critical role in the recent U.S.-India nuclear agreements and is consulted by many governments on security strategies.

He discusses his theory of “Proxy Nuclear States” that he first put forward in 1998. Prof. Nalapat argues that both North Korea and Pakistan are "proxy" nuclear states created by China to keep India and Japan, Asia’s largest democracies, off-balance. And that now China is seeking to utilize the same strategy against the United States despite the diplomatic niceties it is mouthing at the UN.

We were also be joined by Gen. Lewis Mackenzie  who gave us his strategic observations garnered from thirty years involvement in international peacemaking efforts on what the future may hold and what the appropriate response, from east and west, should be to the geopolitical, as well as military, challenge posed by North Korea.

From Washington we got the American perspective from FRANK GAFFNEY, Jr. president of the Center for Security Policy. Mr. Gaffney held senior positions in the Department of Defense under President Ronald Reagan including that of Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy. He is the author of “War Footing: Ten Steps America Must Take to Prevail in the War for the Free World”


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061011.mp3


TUESDAY, 10 OCTOBER, 2006

FROM TORONTO, CONRAD WINN, Ph.D., PRESIDENT OF COMPAS
POLLING ON WHAT POLLS DON’T TELL US ABOUT CANADIAN
ATTITUDES ON FOREIGN POLICY

 

FROM VANCOUVER, JOHN MORTIMER, PRESIDENT OF

LABOURWATCH, ON WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT
THE BALLOONING PUBLIC SECTOR
BUREAUCRACY AND ITS UNIONS

 

FROM MONTREAL, DR. PAUL SABA, CHAIR OF THE
COALITION OF PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE ON THE
“BABY RAPHAEL” CASE AND HOW TO ADDRESS INSTITUTIONAL
NEGLECT AND CONFUSION IN THE HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM

  

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061010.mp3

 


MONDAY, 9 OCTOBER, 2006

THANKSGIVING DAY 2006-DON’T GET TOO COMFORTABLE


A WORLD ON THE BRINK

 

IRAN’S TYRANNICAL AGENDA…
THE DUPLICITY OF PAKISTAN
THE TERRORIST AXIS…
NATO’S FAILURE OF WILL…

A NUCLEAR NORTH KOREA

FROM LONDON, COL. PETER W. REYNOLDS, FORMER NATO
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND SENIOR ADVISOR TO
THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE OF PROJECT SERVICES
IN IRAQ

 

FROM TORONTO, JOHN THOMPSON, THE MACKENZIE INSTITUTE’S
SENIOR FOREIGN AND DEFENSE ANALYST

 

FROM NEW YORK, ANNE BAYEFSKY, SENIOR FELLOW AT
THE HUDSON INSTITUE
AND FOUNDER OF EYEONTHEUN.ORG

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061009.mp3


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“THE LAST ANGRY MAN” MON.-THURS.  AT 7.00pm
BPW ON THE DRIVE-HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
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BROADCASTS OF OCT.2-5, 2006

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THURSDAY, 5 OCTOBER, 2006

FROM TORONTO, POLITICAL STRATEGIST AND NATIONAL POST
COLUMNIST WARREN KINSELLA
ON LIBERAL POLS
AND ILLIBERAL POLLING

 

FROM MONTREAL, AMERICAN POLITICAL ANALYST
JOHN PARISELLA ON THE U.S. ELECTION FALLOUT FROM THE

MARK FOLEY AFFAIR

 

FROM SEATTLE, INTERNATIONAL NURSES ALLIANCE PRESIDENT

SUSAN DOSNE ON RESTRICTIVE AMERICAN LABOR BOARD
RULINGS THAT MIGHT AFFECT CANADA

 

FROM WASHINGTON, NEW REPUBLIC SENIOR EDITOR

LAWRENCE F. KAPLAN ON THE MORAL FORCE OF AMERICA’S

IRAQ CAMPAIGN


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061005.mp3


WEDNESDAY, 4 OCTOBER, 2006

ONTARIO SENATOR CONSIGLIO Di NINO ON CANADA’S

BOLD NEW FOREIGN POLICIES AND PRIME MINISTER HARPER’S

TRIUMPH AT THE SUMMIT

 

GENERAL LEWIS W. MacKENZIE
ON CANADIAN HEROISM PAST AND PRESENT

 

YORK UNIVERSITY’S EDGAR DOSMAN

ON BRAZIL’S ELECTION AND THE
POLITICAL REALITIES OF LATIN AMERICA

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061004.mp3



TUESDAY, 3 OCTOBER, 2006


FROM VANCOUVER, FORMER MISS WORLD CANADA
NAZANIN AFSHIN-JAM ON HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN IRAN
AND THE CASE OF NAZANIN FATEHI

FROM TORONTO, W. ALFRED APPS, SENIOR ADVISOR TO
MICHAEL IGNATIEFF ON THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP RACE

 

UNION OF BAR OWNERS LEADER VOULA DEMOPOULOS
ON THE DAMAGE FROM QUEBEC’S NO-SMOKING LAW

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061003.mp3


MONDAY, 2 OCTOBER, 2006

GLOBE AND MAIL COLUMNIST JOHN IBBITSON ON
“WHICH WAY UP?” FOR THE LIBERALS

FORMER CSIS CHIEF OF STRATEGIC PLANNING DAVID B. HARRIS
ON THE ARAR INQUIRY AND THE IMPLICATIONS
FOR THE CANADIAN SECURITY ESTABLISHMENT

RAYMOND HEARD ON THE TORONTO MAYORALTY RACE

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20061002.mp3

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BROADCASTS OF SEPT.25-28, 2006

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THURSDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER, 2006

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRAT JEROME GORDON,
BOARD MEMBER
OF THE AMERICAN CONGRESS FOR TRUTH, ON
THE LESSONS FOR CANADA FROM
THE JOE LIEBERMAN CAMPAIGN

 

AFGHANISTAN’S AMBASSADOR TO CANADA OMAR SAMAD
ON THE AFTERMATH OF PRESIDENT KARZAI’S VISIT



http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060928.mp3


WEDNESDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER, 2006

A SPECIAL EDITION

IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. TAWFIK HAMID

“THE MAN WHO LEFT TERROR”

 

 

 

“Dr. Tawfik Hamid has been a constant source of inspiration to me and my family since the murder of our son, Daniel Pearl, by terrorists in Karachi, Pakistan, in 2002. He is a most effective voice in our struggle to win the hearts and minds of youngsters in the Muslim world. I consider Tawfik to be a true humanist and a great friend.”

~ Judea Pearl, father of murdered journalist Daniel Pearl

 

Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jama'a Islamya when he was a student in medical school. At the time, that group was headed by Ayman Al-Zawahiri now the No.2 man in Al-Qaeda and Osama Bin-Laden’s chief lieutenant. Tawfik Hamid has almost singularly unique intimate insights into the mindset of today’s tyrants of theocratic terror - he used to pray with Al-Zawahiri.

 

In his studies Dr. Hamid was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he “dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts.”  He finally came to reject the hate and violence that radical Islam was fomenting within him.  He became a physician and a scholar of Islamic texts.  When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace, he himself became a target of the very same Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia.  As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom."

 

His mission now is "to speak out against Islamic fundamentalism, a cancer that is spreading with frightening rapidity across the globe today."  A courageous as well as scholarly initiator of Islamic reform, Dr. Hamid seeks to build new thinking within Islam to overcome the hatred and violent extremism that have metastasized within his religious tradition. As he states so succinctly, “In order to make love prevail you must first defeat hate”!

 

Tawfik Hamid is the author of “The Roots of Jihad” . Fox News military analyst Lt. Gen. (ret.) Tom McInerney (pictured at right) calls it a brilliant book that describes our challenge. Hamid states that Islamic terrorism has the support of the majority of Muslims and that Islam be reformed to become a religion of tolerance. Today it is a religion of intolerance.”

 

 

This past February Dr. Hamid  spoke on counterterrorism at the Intelligence Summit in Washington D.C. The title of his talk was “The mindset of the Islamist terrorists.”  To view his interview on Fox News please click on the link below.

 

 http://www.intelligencesummit.org/news/TawfikHamid/TH022506.php

 

 

IF YOU CARE ABOUT OUR TOMORROWS,

LISTEN TO THIS EXTRAORDINARY MAN TODAY.


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060927.mp3

TUESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL DEAN

LEN SHACKELTON ON BLOATED GOVERNMENT AND
PUBLIC SERVICE UNIONS

 

RAYMOND HEARD ON LIBERAL REVISIONISM
AND LIBERAL HYPOCRISY

C.A.G.E. (CITIZENS AGAINST GOVERNMENT ENCROACHMENT)

COMMUNCIATIONS DIRECTOR JOEL DEMERS ON

BIG GOVERNMENT AS BIG BROTHER

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060926.mp3

 

 

MONDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER, 2006

CANADA IN AFGHANISTAN – IT’S VITAL!
COL. MIKE CAPSTICK, FORMER CHIEF OF
CANADA’S STRATEGIC ADVISORY TEAM


JOE VOLPE AND LIBERAL LEADERSHIP
HILL TIMES COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI

MODERN ECONOMY AND UNION REFORM
UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER’S LEN SHACKELTON
AND LABOURWATCH PRESIDENT JOHN MORTIMER

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060925.mp3


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THURSDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

HARPER, THE UN & CANADA IN THE WORLD
A FULL PROGRAM OF YOUR VIEWS

 

WITH SPECIAL GUEST ALASTAIR GORDON

PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES

 

“I would like to offer an invitation. There are a few members of the UN who recognize that a brutal global jihad is being waged against the free world, but more who are friends or appeasers of that jihad. Today, I am inviting the leaders of those democratic nations who have proven their commitment to defending freedom and tolerance to join me at a Conference of Free Nations to be held in Canada. There, we will take the historic first steps in forging a Western alliance to defeat this brutal common enemy.”
~ Alastair Gordon



http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060921.mp3


WEDNESDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER, 2006

A TRIBUTE TO ORIANA FALLACI
A LIFE WELL-LIVED

Last Friday Oriana Fallaci died. It would not be overstating it to call her, in Robert Spencer’s words, “…a warrior in the cause of human freedom…”. She was an icon of advocacy journalism for the past half-century. But more than that, from her days as a teenager in the anti-fascist resistance to her last appearances in frail and failing health, she taught us all the primordial responsibility incumbent on public intellectuals, and indeed on all those who engage in public affairs, to guard liberty and truth with precious vigor and resolve. Hers was truly a profile in courage. In one of her last talks she spoke words that are her own most eloquent epitaph.  “…to die a little less when I die....to make people think a little more, outside the dogmas that this society has nourished us with through centuries. To give stories and ideas that help people to see better, to think better, to know a little more….” ~ BPW

 Please view ”Oriana Fallaci: A Life Well Lived” at the following link on the Institute’s website:

http://www.iapm.ca/newsmanager/anmviewer.asp?a=496&z=12


 
REMINISCENCES FROM

GEORGE JONAS, NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST
AND AUTHOR OF “BEETHOVEN’S MASK”

PROF. DANIEL PIPES, FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF
THE MIDDLE EAST FORUM AND FORMER BOARD
MEMBER OF THE U.S. INSTITUTE FOR PEACE

-ALSO-

BARBARIANS WITHIN OUR GATES
IS THE UNITED NATIONS STILL RELEVANT?

FROM NEW YORK, ANNE BAYEFSKY, SENIOR FELLOW AT
THE HUDSON INSTITUE
AND FOUNDER OF EYEONTHEUN.ORG


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060920.mp3



TUESDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER, 2006

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST FATHER RAYMOND J. DeSOUZA
ON THE POPE AND ISLAM

THE HON. DEEPAK OBHRAI, PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY TO
THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ON OUR MISSION IN
AFGHANISTAN AND LIBERAL HYPOCRISY ON DARFUR

FROM LOS ANGELES,
NONIE DARWISH, ON AHMADINEJAD AT THE U.N.

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060919.mp3

MONDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER, 2006

NATO: A CRISIS OF RESOLVE?
FROM LONDON, COL. (ret.) PETER W. REYNOLDS, FORMER
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AT NATO HEADQUARTERS

THE ARAR FINDINGS & THE DANGERS OF STATIST CULTURE

CIVIL LIBERTIES ATTORNEY JULIUS H. GREY

 

THE DAWSON SHOOTINGS AND OUR SENSE OF COMMUNITY
SOCIAL ACTIVIST REV. DARRYL G. GRAY

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060918.mp3

 


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BPW ON THE DRIVE-HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
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BROADCASTS OF SEPT.11-14, 2006

 

THURSDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

“…when she shall die,
Take her and cut her out in little stars,
And she will make the face of heaven so fine
That all the world will be in love with night
And pay no worship to the garish sun.”

~ in tribute to murdered student Anastasia de Sousa

 

REFLECTIONS ON DAWSON

ADAM DAIFALLAH, CO-AUTHOR OF
“RESCUING CANADA’S RIGHT”
AND FORMER MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL POST EDITORIAL BOARD

THE NEW 940 MONTREAL’S
LISA FISET,
A REPORTER IN THE LINE OF FIRE

SECURITY VERSUS LIBERTY

OTTAWA CRIMINAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS
ATTORNEY
LAWRENCE GREENSPON

 
http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060914.mp3

 

 

WEDNESDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

THE DAWSON COLLEGE SHOOTINGS

OUT OF TRAGEDY AND TRAUMA
THE TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT

 

THIS IS A FOUR HOUR SPECIAL PROGRAM WITH THE
STUDENTS WHO WERE THERE. LISTEN TO THEIR
WORDS AND BE INSPIRED BY THEIR REMARKABLE
COURAGE, CHARACTER AND CONSCIENCE

COMMENTARY FROM
RAYMOND HEARD FORMER EDITOR OF THE MONTREAL STAR
AND CHIEF OF CANWEST NEWS;
AND NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST
LORNE GUNTER


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060913a.mp3

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060913b.mp3

 

 

TUESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST LORNE GUNTER ON
PROTECING OUR CIVIL LIBERTIES FROM BIG BROTHER

FROM WASHINGTON,
ALYKHAN VELSHI, LAWYER WITH THE
FOUNDATION FOR THE DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACIES, ON
THE CONRAD BLACK PERSECUTION AND HOW OUR JUSTICE
SYSTEM PERVERTS OUR MOST BASIC CIVIL RIGHTS

 

JACK M. MINTZ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO,
 FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE C.D.HOWE INSTITUTE,
ON THE PROBLEM WITH INCOME TRUSTS AND
HOW TO LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD IN TAX POLICIES

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060912.mp3

 

 

MONDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER, 2006

 

REMEMBERING 9/11

WHY WE STAND WITH THE FREE

The Islamo-Fascists we now fight in this World War that began five years ago have emptied the category of the innocent. They claim butchery as their right, slaughter as their legacy.  The deep moral and political significance of this change has been too often – and too consciously - ignored by those in the West pandering to Islamic blackmail. And this could have graver consequences because of the deep-rooted cowardice of response in the media and academe.”~ BPW


FROM WASHINGTON, R. JAMES WOOLSEY, CO-CHAIR
OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE PRESENT DANGER AND
FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

 FROM OTTAWA, GEN. LEWIS W. MacKENZIE, CHIEF OF STAFF

for the United Nations Protection Force in Yugoslavia;

AUTHOR OF “Peacekeeper: The Road to Sarajevo” AND
CURRENT Fellow at the
Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies

FROM LONDON, COL. PETER W. REYNOLDS, FORMER DIRECTOR
OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AT NATO HEADQUARTERS AND ADVISOR
TO THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES
OVERSEEING THE IRAQI ELECTIONS

 

FROM JERUSALEM, DAVID HAREL, VICE-PRESIDENT OF ASERO
WORLDWIDE SECURITY SERVICES AND FORMER
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR OF THE
ISRAEL SECURITY AGENCY


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060911.mp3

 

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4-7 September 2006

THURSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER, 2006

FROM WASHINGTON’S NATIONAL CATHEDRAL,
HOMA ARJOMAND, INTERNATIONAL CO-ORDINATOR
OF THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST SHARIA COURTS
AND SENIOR ORGANIZER OF THE DEMONSTRATION
AGAINST MOHAMMAD KHATAMI

AFGHANISTAN’S AMBASSADOR TO CANADA
OMAR SAMAD ON HOW THE MILITARY EFFORT IS

SUCCEEDING  IN REBUILDING AFGHANISTAN

MONTREAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE
VICE-PRESIDENT
TASHA KHEIRIDDIN ON THE ECONOMIC
CONSEQUENCES OF QUEBEC’S
FAILURE TO REDUCE THE STATE’S ROLE IN OUR LIVES

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060907.mp3

 

WEDNESDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER, 2006

MORE ON THE CASE AGAINST KHATAMI WITH
UBC law professor
MAURICE COlITHORpE,
THE LAST UNITED NATIONS RAPPORTEUR ON IRAN

THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY’S
PROF. BARRY COOPER
ON JIHADISTS - AN ENEMY TOO DANGEROUS TO TALK TO

CONFERENCE OF DEFENCE ASSOCIATIONS SENIOR
ANALYST
BRIAN S. MacDONALD ON WHY
THE AFGHANISTAN MISSION IS WORTH IT

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060906.mp3



TUESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER, 2006

THE CASE AGAINST MOHAMMED KHATAMI

from london, international lawyer hamid sabi
on the pinochet precedent

the simon wiesenthal centre’s national affairs
director leo adler on organized opposition
to THE khatami visit

FROM WASHINGTON,D.C., NASRIN MOHAMMADI, SISTER OF
IRANIAN STUDENT DISSIDENT LEADER AKBAR MOHAMMADI
IMPRISONED UNDER KHATAMI’S
PRESIDENCY AND
KILLED IN PRISON IN IRAN LAST MONTH

 

university of british columbia law professor
MAURICE COlITHORpE,
THE LAST UNITED NATIONS RAPPORTEUR ON IRAN

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060905.mp3

 

 

MONDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2006
SPECIAL LABOUR DAY EDITION

CANADIAN LABOUR: PRIORITIES & PURPOSE

FROM TORONTO,
BUZZ HARGROVE,
PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS

FROM EDMONTON,
ROBERT BLAKELY,
director of Canadian AFFAIRS
Building
and Construction Trades Department,
AFL-CIO, clc

 

MONTREAL’S JEWISH DAY-SCHOOL FIRE-BOMBING
the swollen envy of pygmy minds”

sun youth founder and president sid stevens

leah berger, director of government relations
for b’nai b’rith québec

 

”ARIEL SHARON: A LIFE IN TIMES OF TURMOIL”
HOW THE MIDDLE EAST WOULD BE DIFFERENT IF HE STILL LED

THE BIOGRAPHY’S AUTHOR AND
FORMER ISRAELI AMBASSADOR
FREDDY EYTAN

   AND PUBLISHER ROBERT DAVIES OF STUDIO 9 BOOKS ON
HOW A MONTREAL PUBLISHING HOUSE CAN COMPETE ON
THE WORLD STAGE

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060904.mp3

 

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BPW ON THE DRIVE-HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
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28-31 AUGUST 2006

THURSDAY, 31 AUGUST 2006

 

AN END TO TOLERATING THE INTOLERABLE

 

IN CONVERSATION WITH 940AM’S JIM DUFF AND THE

LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS’ Me STEVEN SMILOVITCH
ON STEPHANE GENDRON’S VITRIOLIC ATTACKS ON
ISRAEL AND QUEBEC’S CLIMATE OF INCITEMENT

 

FRASER INSTITUTE SENIOR FELLOW AMB. MARTIN COLLACOTT
ON FAILED MULTICULTURALISM AND MISGUIDED SYMPATHY
FOR THE TAMIL TIGERS AND OTHER TERRORIST GROUPS


FROM LONDON, INTERNATIONAL LAWYER
HAMID SABI ON
WHY EX-IRANIAN PRESIDENT MOHAMMED KHATAMI SHOULD
BE ARRESTED UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
AGAINST TORTURE

 


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060831.mp3

 

 

WEDNESDAY, 30 AUGUST 2006

THE POWER OF COMMUNITY

FROM ATLANTA, CHARLES STEELE, JR.,
PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN
LEADERSHIP CONFERENECE ON
“A NEW DAY AND A NEW WAY”

A TESTIMONY TO THE POWER OF ONE:
CELEBRATING CHARLIE COFFEY

CHARLES S. COFFEY, EXEC. V.P. FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS OF RBC
CAW PRESIDENT
BUZZ HARGROVE
GAIL ASPER,
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE ASPER FOUNDATION
PARLIAMENTARY GROUP PRESIDENT
PATRICK C. GAGNON



http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060830.mp3



TUESDAY, 29 AUGUST 2006

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO’S PROF. CLIFFORD ORWIN
ON THE MYTH OF CANADIAN “NEUTRALITY”

JOHN O’SULLIVAN, SENIOR FELLOW AT WASHINGTON’S
HUDSON INSTITUTE ON U.N. IMPOTENCE AND THE
POSSIBILITY OF A SECOND ISRAELI-IRANIAN WAR




http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060829.mp3



MONDAY, 28 AUGUST 2006


FROM JERUSALEM, AWARD-WINNING INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENT NOGA TARNOPOLSKY
ON NASRALLAH’S “APOLOGY”

HAL NEWMAN, PRESIDENT OF TEAM EMS, ON KATRINA -
ONE YEAR AFTER:  LESSONS FROM THE GROUND

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060828.mp3



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21-24 AUGUST 2006

THURSDAY, 24 AUGUST 2006

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYER DAVID MATAS
ON CHINESE ATROCITIES AGAINST THE FALUN GONG

 LUCIANO DEL NEGRO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
QUEBEC-ISRAEL COMMITTEE ON
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL’S ANTI-ISRAEL’S BIAS


ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY
PROF. PETER MARCH

ON ISLAM AND DEMOCRACY


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060824.mp3


WEDNESDAY, 23 AUGUST 2006

PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY TO THE PRIME MINISTER
MP JASON KENNEY, ON HEZBOLLAH, NAZIS,
AND THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR

 

ALASTAIR GORDON, PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN
COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES, ON THE ISLAMIST THREAT
TO CANADA’S VALUES

CONSTITUTIONAL ATTORNEY JULIUS H. GREY
ON HIS CHALLENGE TO QUEBEC’S DAY-CARE LEGISLATION


http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060823.mp3



TUESDAY, 22 AUGUST 2006

JOHN O’SULLIVAN, SENIOR FELLOW AT WASHINGTON’S
HUDSON INSTITUTE ON RADICAL ISLAM
AND THE MENACE FROM IRAN

JOURNALIST
MARTIN PATRIQUIN ON QUEBEC’S
CULTURAL SOLITUDES

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060822.mp3



MONDAY, 21 AUGUST 2006

PUBLIC SECURITY MINISTER THE HON. STOCKWELL DAY
ON MAINTAINING THE FIGHT AGAINST HEZBOLLAH
AND CANADA’S POLICY ON TERROR GROUPS

SECURITY ROUNDTABLE
FROM OTTAWA, DAVID HARRIS, PRESIDENT OF INSIGNISS
RESEARCH AND FORMER CSIS CHIEF OF STRATEGIC PLANNING
FROM BOSTON, HOMELAND SECURITY SPECIALIST

W.DAVID STEPHENSON

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060821.mp3



“THE LAST ANGRY MAN” MON.-THURS.  AT 7.00pm
BPW ON THE DRIVE-HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
MON.-THURS. AT 6.45pm
”TALKING POLITICS” FRIDAYS AT 7.40am

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14-17 AUGUST 2006

THURSDAY, 17 AUGUST 2006

CRIMINAL LAWYER JEFFREY BORO ON THE
EXTRADITION OF VITO RIZZUTO AND ITS EFFECT
ON THE CANADIAN JUSTICE SYSTEM

JOURNALIST
BARBARA KAY ON THE “RISE OF QUEBECISTAN”

BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY’S DR. MORDECHAI KEDAR
ON ISLAMIST ICONOGRAPHY

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060817.mp3

WEDNESDAY, 16 AUGUST 2006

HILL TIMES CORRESPONDENT ANGELO PERSICHILLI ON
THE CONSEQUENCE OF THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP RACE

INSIGNISS RESEARCH PRESIDENT AND FORMER CSIS CHIEF
OF STRATEGIC PLANNING DAVID HARRIS ON RACIAL PROFILING
IN THE WAR ON TERROR

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060816.mp3


TUESDAY, 15 AUGUST 2006

COMPAS POLLING PRESIDENT CONRAD WINN, Ph.D.
ON THE GLOBE AND MAIL’S MANIPULATION OF POLLS

CHILDRENS’ RIGHTS ADVOCATE AND FORMER YOUTH
COURT JUDGE
ANDRÉE RUFFO ON THE BANALITY OF
CRIMINALIZING PRE-TEENS

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060815.mp3


MONDAY, 14 AUGUST 2006

THE MID-EAST CEASEFIRE
PERCEPTIONS AND REALITIES

ISRAELI CONSUL-GENERAL IN MONTREAL MARC ATTALI

FROM STANFORD UNIVERSITY, PROF. VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
OF THE HOOVER INSTITUTION



http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060814.mp3


THE WEEK’S SCHEDULE

“THE LAST ANGRY MAN” MON.-THURS. AT 7.00-8.00 PM
BPW ON THE NEW 940 DRIVE HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
EVERY WEEKNIGHT AT 6.45-7.00 PM
”TALKING POLITICS” FRIDAYS AT 7.40 AM

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THIS WAS THE FIRST WEEK OF OUR NEW SCHEDULE.
AND WHAT A WEEK IT WAS.
 I WANTED TO SHARE OUR SHOWS WITH YOU ALL.
~BPW

PLEASE TAKE NOTE ABOVE OF THE INSTITUTE’S NEW ADDRESS
AND OF THE COMING WEEK’S SCHEDULE AT THE END OF THIS E-MAIL

THURSDAY, 10 AUGUST 2006

THE LONDON BOMB PLOT: PROFILING OR INTELLIGENCE?

NEVER TO MIRROR WHAT WE SEEK TO DESTROY

 

ASERO WORLDWIDE’S SECURITY TRAINING
DIRECTOR
DAVID HAREL, FORMER COUNTER-TERROIST
SPECIALIST WITH THE ISRAEL SECURITY AGENCY

FROM LONDON,
COL. (res.) PETER W. REYNOLDS, FORMER
NATO PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR AND

UNOPS SPECIAL ADVISOR

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL’S
GLORIA NAFZIGER ON

THE HUSSEIN CELIL CASE

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060810.mp3


 

WEDNESDAY, 9 AUGUST 2006


AMERICA, EUROPE AND THE U.N.
THE MID-EAST CRISIS AND THE SCOURGE OF APPEASEMENT

FROM TEL AVIV, RON BEN-YISHAI, SENIOR
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT OF
YEDIOTH AHRANOT

FROM GENEVA, HILLEL C. NEUER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
UNITED NATIONS WATCH
FROM STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, THE HOOVER INSTITUTION’S

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060809.mp3


TUESDAY, 8 AUGUST 2006

PEOPLE TO PEOPLE

MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE PERSON AT A TIME

SOCIAL ACTIVIST REV.DARRYL G. GRAY
ADRIAN BERCOVICI,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
GENERATIONS FOUNDATION
”ROBIN DES BOIS”, THE PEOPLE’S RESTAURANT, FOUNDER
JUDY SERVAY

 

 

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060808.mp3

MONDAY, 7 AUGUST 2006

A QUESTION OF VALUES
MONTREAL’S “PEACE” RALLY

EDITOR & BROADCASTER JIM DUFF
CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES’ DAVID OUELLETTE,
EDITOR OF JUDÉOSCOPE.CA
MARC NADEAU OF THE UNIVERSITÉ DE SHERBROOKE
PARLIAMENTARY GROUP PRESIDENT AND FORMER LIBERAL MP
PATRICK C. GAGNON

http://www.iapm.ca/media/am20060807.mp3




THIS COMING WEEK’S SCHEDULE

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BPW ON THE NEW 940 DRIVE HOME SHOW WITH JIM DUFF
EVERY WEEKNIGHT AT 6.45-7.00 PM
”TALKING POLITICS” FRIDAYS AT 7.40 AM

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 2006

THIS WILL BE THE LAST SUNDAY BROADCAST.
THE SHOW IS MOVING INTO THE NEW 940MONTREAL’S
REGULAR WEEKDAY SCHEDULE STARTING MONDAY AUG.7TH
AND WILL BE HEARD FOUR TIMES A WEEK
MON.-THURS AT 7PM

LABOUR FOR A JUST PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

FROM TORONTO, CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS PRESIDENT
BUZZ HARGROVE

FROM EDMONTON, ROBERT BLAKELY, director of
Canadian AFFAIRS
FOR the Building and Construction Trades
Department, AFL-CIO, clc

FROM MONTREAL, EDWARD BRANDONE, PRESIDENT OF THE
SYNDICAT DES TRAVAILLEURS
UNIS DU QUÉBEC (FTQ)

THE silencing of Lebanese witnesses BY OPPOSITION MPS
at THE Foreign Affairs Committee hearings

alastair gordon
president of the canadian coalition for democracies

ROUNDTABLE ON the mid-east war
and the strange political bedfellows of quebec

marc attali, Israeli consul-General in montreal

luciano del negro
executive director of the quebec-israel committee

richard marceau
 COMMUNICATIONS consultant and former
bl
oc québecois mp

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SUNDAY, JULY 30, 2006

ONE CANADIAN’S “APOLOGY”

A COMMENTARY BY BPW

THE G-8 AND THE DOCTRINE OF SUICIDE BOMBING
 AS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY

TORONTO LAWYER LEO ADLER, DIRECTOR OF
NATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR THE
SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTER
ON HIS VISIT TO THE SUMMIT

THE HUMAN FACE OF THE WAR

AARON REMER, NATIONAL CHAIR OF THE INSTITUTE FOR
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS OF B’NAI B’RITH
ON HIS RECENT TRIP TO THE MIDDLE EAST

WHAT’S BEHIND THE UNHOLY ALLIANCE OF
IRAN, SYRIA AND HEZBOLLAH


FROM LONDON,
AMIR TAHERI, IRANIAN DISSIDENT,
JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR OF “HOLY TERROR”

 

JOE VOLPE AND THE NATURE OF
THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP RACE

 

HILL TIMES COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI

THE SCOURGE OF RACISM

 

THE LONGUEIL BAR INCIDENT WITH THE REV. DARRYL G. GRAY

 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SHOULD NOT BE A POLITICAL PING-PONG

THE OTTAWA CITIZEN’S DAN GARDNER

SUNDAY NOON TIL 2

ON THE NEW 940 MONTREAL
CALL-IN NUMBER 514.790.0006
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http://www.iapm.ca/media/lastangryman29.mp3


ONE CANADIAN’S “APOLOGY”

A COMMENTARY BY BPW

 

One of the hats I wear is that of a talk show host. I have spent much time the past several weeks on the Mid-East crisis. I have been very clear in my views. This is not just democratic Israel’s struggle. This is the free world’s struggle. Israel is merely the frontline nation in this World War against a theocratic tyranny that seeks to impose its hegemony over the liberal west.

 

I have been flooded with supportive e-mails and calls from across the country. Most of you “get it”. You understand that the heinous killings and provocations of the Jihadists and their fellow travellers are those of fascists not freedom fighters. That they hate us for what we do right, live free, not for anything we do wrong. But some of you good Canadians are upset. Very upset. You consider my positions somewhat “un-Canadian”. Who knows, maybe one day you politically-correct Lilliputians out there may get your wish and get me thrown off air.

I offend your delicate sensibilities. You don’t like to believe that in this world of instant communication and instant destruction there really is evil. It’s not all gray all the time. You would like me to have a more “proportional” position. You would like me to share your sunshine patriot moral relativism. Your fawning chattering-class notions of every culture’s right to be wrong. Your knee-jerk anti-Americanism. And most of all, your fashionably smug Canadian political equivalency that masks nothing less than a cowardice to confront murder and mayhem.   

 

Well, I certainly wouldn’t want to be responsible for neurotic breakdowns among the fey and feckless of you out there. So, as your humble servant, I will offer the following apology inspired by retired Marine Corps Gen. Charles Pitman from whom I have liberally borrowed in some places. And please don’t get your knickers in a knot that I had the audacity to draw inspiration from an American.

I am sorry that it has not been recognized to Canada’s credit that almost every recent Canadian military engagement where we sent the best of our youth into harm’s way was in the defense of Muslims in peril. In Bosnia. In Kosovo. In the Persian Gulf. In Kuwait. In Afghanistan. In Iraq (yes we were there). And the list goes on.   
 
I am sorry that so few Canadians demanded an apology from Islamist extremists and their state supporters after 9/11 and after all the other atrocities from London to Madrid. Bali to Beslan. Jerusalem to Amsterdam
 
I am sorry that most Arabs and Muslims have to live in squalor under savage dictatorships.  
 
I am sorry that their leaders squander their wealth.  
 
I am sorry that their governments breed hate for the west in their religious schools, mosques, and government-controlled media and that Canada, until recently, sent foreign aid to the Palestinian authority that allowed it to produce textbooks propagating hate against Israel and the west.

 

I am sorry that so few Canadians know that Israel was the only state to recognize the Arab State of Palestine in 1948 while Palestine’s neighbouring Arab cousin-states attacked Israel and occupied Palestine keeping its territory hostage, after an aggressive war, for twenty years never allowing it independence.

 

I am sorry Canadians do not call for Arab apologies.

 

I am sorry that so many of you deny to Israel, which holds territories acquired after a defensive war as France, Russia and America did in its Pacific possessions until peace was achieved, the same rights as those nations had under international law.

 

I am sorry so many do not recognize that even under Israeli occupation Palestinians have the lowest infant mortality, highest medical services and the largest percentage of university students of any frontline Arab jurisdictions.

 

I am sorry that the U.S. and Israel are the biggest financial supporters of poverty stricken Arabs while the insanely wealthy Arab neighbouring states contribute token amounts and blame those self-same supporters for all the troubles in the Mid-East. 

  

I am sorry that Jordan kicked out the PLO into south Lebanon; that Egypt has imprisoned over 40,000 members of the violent Muslim Brotherhood; and that even Saudi Arabia has denounced Hezbollah and yet much of our media demands that Israel must suffer assaults on its people without response.

I am sorry that successive governments of Lebanon have failed those brave Lebanese who made the Cedar revolution to be free but have been betrayed at every turn by weak leaders who allow everything from the arming of homicidal gangs from the PLO in the 80’s to Hezbollah today, and succumb on bended knee to the dictates of Syria and Iran.

 

I am sorry that UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan failed to protect the poor of Iraq from the "oil for food" money scam in which he protected his own son’s involvement, and now seeks moral absolution because a UN outpost was accidentally attacked instead of being pulled out earlier as all UN observers had been in 1967, 1973 and 1982.

 

I am sorry that Annan failed the people of Lebanon in refusing to send in 10,000 combat ready troops into South Lebanon to control Hezbollah as was required by Resolution 1559, just as he failed the people of Rwanda in refusing to give UN peacekeeping commander Canadian Gen. Roméo Dallaire the necessary assets and authority to stop the genocide in Rwanda as he was mandated to do by Resolution 1441 when Annan was the UN official responsible for peacekeeping operations.
  
I am sorry that our own left wing, our media, and so many of our own brainwashed masses do not understand any of this and fail to recognize that the courage of Prime Minister Harper’s principled resolve is restoring Canadian pride, purpose and consequence on the world stage alongside our traditional allies in the family of free nations.

 

I am sorry that Prime Minister Harper, initially facing derision for questioning the UN’s failures, was proven correct when he asked why the observers weren’t pulled out at the start of the conflict.

 

I am sorry that here in Canada Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, in the person and party of Bill Graham and the Liberals, are of such low limitation and narrow circumstance that they can only oppose for the sake of their political opportunism and not propose for the sake of the progress of freedom. And when they are proven wrong refuse to apologize.

 

I am sorry that some Arab governments encourage homicide bombers by paying their families $20,000 upon their deaths.  
 
I am sorry that those same bombers are brainwashed thinking they will receive 72 virgins in "paradise."  
 
I am sorry that Hezbollah and their allied gangs of thugs think pregnant women, babies, children, the elderly and other noncombatant civilians are legitimate targets to kill, and legitimate human shields to use.

 

I am sorry that so many in our country think it is legitimate, put aside “proportionate”, of Hezbollah to invade Israel; kill eight soldiers; kidnap two others ostensibly in order to bargain for the release of Hezbollah and Hamas thugs imprisoned in Israel for murder and terror. By that standard any criminals here at home should be allowed to kill and kidnap cops as hostages in return for the release of their fellow criminal friends in Canadian prisons.

 

I am sorry that Israel is vilified because it has suffered less casualties in this current conflict because it protects its most vulnerable instead of exploiting them.
 
I am sorry that in the 21st Century our troops must still defend Arab women against gang rape; beheadings and stonings that they are subjected to from retrograde and revanchiste religious laws that should have died with the Dark Ages.  
 
I am sorry that Muslim extremists have killed more Arabs than they have any other people. And that continues in Lebanon for those who think Hezbollah exercises its stranglehold over the south only through dispersing some $100,000,000 of Iranian money. Most of the money goes for arms and training. Most of its control comes from its home-bred “Murder Incorporated”. Al Capone had nothing on these guys.
 
I am sorry that foreign trained terrorists are trying to seize control of Iraq and return it to a terrorist state. 

 

I am sorry that Hamas betrays the Palestinian people with a refusal to renounce violence thereby stopping the progression of Palestine from “de facto” to “de jure” statehood.
  
I am sorry that Hezbollah, Hamas. Al-Qaida and all the other terrorists always find a convenient "Holy Site" to attack from and then demand an apology for those sites being destroyed.
 
I am sorry, as we approach the 5th anniversary of 9-11, that none of them apologized for the collapse of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church - one of America’s Holy Sites – after ramming jets into the World Trade Center
 
I am sorry they didn't apologize for flight 93 and 175, the USS Cole, the embassy bombings, the murders and beheadings of Nick Berg, Daniel Pearl, and all the others.

 

I am sorry that the brave souls on flight 93 who so valiantly fought their killers failed to rip those bastards hearts out.

 

The free world will get past this absurdity. It will punish those responsible because that is what we do. We’ve survived the appeasers before. As Churchill said of Chamberlain, “He wanted neither war nor Hitler. He got both.”   
 
The free world hangs out its dirty laundry for the entire world to see. That’s what the Jihadists can’t stand. The lamp of liberty focused on its wrongs. We hang it out there; fix the problems and move on. That's one of the reasons we are hated so much. We don't hide this stuff like all those rogue Arab states and terror gangs constantly demanding western apologies.  


Canadians’ compassion should always be tempered with the vivid memories of free nations’ troops being killed, mutilated, burnt thrown out of windows and stomped on after being taken prisoners and all this amongst joyous crowds of celebrating Islamists handing out candies and cake in what the media love to call the “Arab street”.  
 
If you want more of an apology from this Canadian, who remembers that tens of thousands of us made the supreme sacrifice for freedom and now lay row on row in fields where poppies grow, you're going to have a long wait! So suck it up. As Gen. Pitman said. you have a better chance of finding those seventy-two virgins.  

 






SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006

THE MIDDLE-EAST CRISIS
TIME TO END THE JIHADISTS’ BODYGUARD OF LIES

FROM WASHINGTON, D.C., BRIGITTE GABRIEL, FOUNDER OF
THE AMERICAN CONGRESS FOR TRUTH;
AUTHOR OF “BECAUSE THEY HATE: A SURVIVOR OF
 ISLAMIC TERROR WARNS AMERICA
AND FORMER ANCHOR
FOR THE MIDDLE EAST TELEVISION NETWORK
ON HEZBOLLAH’S TORTURE OF LEBANON

GENERAL LEWIS W. MacKENZIE ON THE JUSTICE OF CANADA’S
SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL AND OTTAWA’S UNEARNED
BAD RAP ON THE LEBANESE EVACUATION

 

COMMUNICATIONS COUNSEL AND FORMER BLOC QUÉBECOIS MP
RICHARD MARCEAU
ON ISRAEL AND MEDIA BIAS

FROM NEW YORK,
ANDREW C. McCarthy, SENIOR FELLOW AT THE FOUNDATION
FOR DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACIES
ON “WHY ISRAEL’S WAR IS OUR WAR”


INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SPECIALIST
EDWARD LUTTWAK, SENIOR FELLOW
AT THE CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
ON IRAN’S DANGEROUS GAMBIT

 

SUNDAY NOON TIL 2

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BPW’s OPENING COMMENTARY

The current Middle East crisis has brought Canada to a fateful hour. A new rendezvous with destiny. Not because of the threat of uncontained conflict; for containment there will be. Not because of any pressure from rising oil prices; for rise they always will without any pressure. Not because of some perceived humanitarian tragedy; for the true tragedy of human perception lies in ourselves. No, this is a fateful hour because it will test our courage, conscience and character as a people. And our response to this challenge will determine much of what we will be able to achieve at home and abroad in the years to come.

 

George Bernard Shaw wrote that “Liberty demands responsibility. That’s why so many dread it.” During this crisis we will see whether we have the courage to shoulder responsibility. Whether we possess the conscience to embrace liberty. And most importantly, whether we have the character not to dread.

 

A brave new Prime Minister is trying to restore the vision of Canadian pride and purpose. He is putting the world on notice that we have the steely resolve to marshal our vigilance and re-engage in mankind’s transcendent struggles for redemptive change.  If we flag or falter in that vision we will retreat to the sad spectacle of cowering in undeserved smug self-satisfaction that has been Canada’s hallmark these past dozen years. A hallmark that has masked nothing less than our own self-doubt driven by our jealousy of others self-belief.

And that jealousy and self-doubt have begun to rear their ugly heads once again in recent days. During the past week we have witnessed far too much commentary from the so-called progressive and humanitarian quarters that have presented egregiously erroneous views on the origins, nature and consequences of the current Middle East conflict. They have in common a total misunderstanding of state responsibilities and appropriate response in the existing international legal order. Worse still they exhibit, at best, woeful ignorance and, at worst, deliberate distortion. It’s time to put some hard truths on the table.

 

Many writers who have called for a “comprehensive ceasefire”, which I believe is the term currently in vogue, justify this demand by arguing that it does not matter who started the current crisis. This is dangerous naiveté. It is pervasive in the media and  will encourage young extremists, such as the Toronto 17, to make common cause with the vilest elements in this very dangerous world. Responsibility matters. And it matters precisely because terrorists, and terror-states, must know that their actions cannot be carried out without restraint of consequence.

 

This conflict did not start with the kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah. It started when Israel unilaterally pulled out of Gaza and was assaulted over the successive months by 1000 Qassam rocket attacks carried out by Hamas. Many have sated that someone has to have the courage to stop conflict. Well, Israel tried. It did not retaliate for a single attack. It took the body blows.

 

But then Hamas was elected the government of the Palestinian Authority. That was the beginning of the road we are on today. Within an hour after the attack on Kerem Shalom - on the Israeli side of the Gaza border - which resulted in the deaths of two Israeli soldiers and the kidnapping of another, Hamas gleefully accepted responsibility for the planning and execution of it. Hamas, as the ruling entity of a political jurisdiction had committed an act of war against another political jurisdiction. The State of Israel.

 

Hezbollah’s attack near Kiryat Shemona in the north of Israel that resulted in eight dead Israeli soldiers and the kidnapping of two others was also no mere act of a terrorist group for Hezbollah is much more than that. Hezbollah, as a political party, is part of the Lebanese government holding two cabinet posts. That government has, for six years following Israel’s unilateral withdrawal from south Lebanon, refused to comply with UN resolution 1559 and disarm Hezbollah’s military wing. And Lebanese President Lahoud and Prime Minister Zinoura have gone beyond mere refusal in just the past week. Zinoura was taped in an interview by Italy’s respected “Corriere della Sera” as stating unequivocally that he does not want Hezbollah disarmed. Lahoud went even further than that that on CNN. He flatly declared that the Lebanese army, which Lebanon has consistently refused to dispatch to Hezbollah territory in south Lebanon, will fight with Hezbollah against Israel. Lebanon has declared, in fact and in law – and against the desires of most of the Lebanese people who so valiantly attempted the “Cedar” revolution to be free - that the Hezbollah military is a division of the Lebanese army. In so doing, the Lebanese government has hoisted itself on its own pétard.

International law recognizes that any country attacked by a terrorist group may prosecute military reprisals against the host country of such a group as if, in international legal authority Robert Tucker’s words, “That country itself participated in those attacks.” This is known as the doctrine of “self-help”.  It has been accepted by every legal authority from Julius Stone to Derek Bowett from Kelsen to Oppenheim as applying equally to the UN when that “august” body will not, or cannot, act. Due to Canada’s sponsorship of the International Commission on State Sovereignty and Intervention (ICSSI) we have yet another dimension to  “self-help”, that being the “responsibility to protect”. Two successive Canadian administrations have embraced and endorsed this ICSSI doctrine.

A
doctrine which not only obligates a state to protect its own citizens against attack as Israel is doing, but goes further and imposes on obligation on the family of nations to protect any population that has been the victim of aggression and violence by its own leaders within its own borders over-riding the ancient Westphalian standard of physical borders being sovereign and sacrosanct.

 

But in the case of Lebanon we need not even resort to these noble standards of international law. The government of Lebanon, through its President and Prime Minister, has made it clear that Hezbollah, both politically and militarily, is an integral part of the Lebanese ruling authority and of its army. Therefore the actions of Hezbollah were ipso facto done in the name of the Lebanese state and were therefore acts of war against the Israeli state committed by Lebanon as well as Hezbollah. Just this morning the Lebanese government authorized billboards that declare that all good Muslims must kill Israelis. Lebanese leadership has betrayed the hopes of the Lebanese people and as sad as that may be Israel is permitted full retaliatory response to defend itself and its people.

 

Furthermore, the implications that Israel is targeting Lebanese civilians and not taking even minimum precautions to protect them, borders on the basest kind of bias. Israel has showered Beirut with millions of leaflets hours before any raids. It did the same in south Lebanon asking people to move back 20 miles across the Litani River. It uses loudspeakers before any artillery bombardment. The rules of engagement that the Israel Defense Forces are operating under demand that it not bomb pre-emptively but only after an attack from Lebanon. The IDF even invited television crews to film its preparations on the northern border, something that NBC military analyst and U.S. Medal of Honour winner Col. Jack Jacobs called wonderfully humanitarian but militarily “stupid” because it put Israel’s soldiers at risk by exposing their positions to Hezbollah. What other army, never mind terrorist thugs like Hezbollah and Hamas, would prosecute self-defense in such a humane manner?

 

No civilians have ever been targeted. Israel’s bombing of Hezbollah positions in south Lebanon and in Beirut have been as surgical as possible. Contrary to many of the pictures we see on television, even the bombing in south Beirut has been limited to an area approximately 20 blocks long by 10 blocks wide. President Lahoud, unintentionally of course, even pointed this area out to CNN correspondent Nic Robertson two days ago.

 

Anyone seeing the tape will view a Beirut quite intact except for the area where the Hezbollah cowards position their guns and headquarters under the human shield of civilians. Why is there so little condemnation of Hezbollah’s strategy of hiding behind women and children not only in south Beirut, but in the villages of south Lebanon? And curiously why is there so little mention that Hezbollah and Hamas have openly stated policies that all Israeli civilians are fodder for their homicide bombers. Yes it is sad that hundreds of Lebanese have been killed. But is it any less sad that Israelis have had to suffer over 9,000 terror attacks and thousands dead in the past six years? Or is Israeli blood cheaper than Lebanese blood?

General Lewis MacKenzie pointed out recently that if numbers-crunching was a standard of just war how would the allies have avoided condemnation in World War II since they killed five times as many German civilians in bombing raids on German cities as Germans killed in bombing raids on France and England. Yes, hundreds of thousands of Lebanese have been displaced. But so have 1.2 million Israelis living in the North who have had to go to central and southern Israel for days to escape bombardment. There is no equivalency in the numbers game. This is a matter of moral turpitude on the part of the Arabs.

Though still broadly supported throughout the land, Stephen Harper’s vision has come under some gratuitous assault in the past week among those in the knee-jerk anti-American “progressive” chattering-classes in both of Canada’s official solitudes. His bold foreign and military policies have been unjustly attacked as “slavishly following the lead of the United States”.  Nothing could be further from the truth. These attacks have been not only transparent political insults to Mr. Harper but an insult to Canada’s legacy of having twice the number of servicemen and women in uniform as a percentage of population than America did in both World Wars. This is the Canadian value system. Fighting for freedom at Vimy Ridge, on the cliffs of Dieppe and in the sands of Normandy.

 

Mr. Harper is not following the U.S. He is leading Canada. He was the first western leader to demand that Hamas renounce violence upon its election. The first to cut off non-humanitarian aid to Hamas. The first to demand the arrest of Saeed Mortazavi, the Iranian prosecutor who beat Montreal photojournalist Zara Khazemi over the head with his shoe during torture sessions that led to her death, when Iran sent him as its observer to the UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva. The first to pronounce Israel’s response in Lebanon as “…appropriate and proportional…” And when Harper declared in Kandahar that Canadians “don’t cut and run”, he restored Canadian pride and purpose and put the world on notice that we were back on course as a nation that would be engaged with our sister democracies in mankind’s transcendent struggles for redemptive change.

 

Charges have also been levied that Ottawa is “bungling” the evacuation effort. Another example of rank hypocrisy. It took Canada no longer than America to organize the effort but it was harder because Canada has no military assets in the Mediterranean.  No ships. No planes. And once again to quote Gen. Mackenzie, this is the result “of fifteen years of opposition by the “progressives” in this country to the purchase of any military hardware including heavy-lift aircraft and any naval vessels”. Canada has had to lease them from private enterprises. Now these self-same “progressives” have the audacity to criticize rescue efforts that are impeded only by the constraints they themselves placed on Canada’s capacities.

 

Disinformation has abounded as well on the scale of the evacuation. Statements have been made that Canada is attempting to evacuate only “a few thousand”. The truth is that there are some 40,000 Lebanese who hold Canadian passports. They don’t all live in Canada. Only some 10,000 do. But over 25,000 have applied to be taken out. But facts don’t matter to the left. They don’t do math. Realities are mere fodder to be molded to suit their pre-conceived notions. America, with ten times our population and a fleet in the Mediterranean is evacuating only about 10,000. And they only beat us to the shores of Lebanon by a few days.

 

This past week also saw the shameful spectacle, particularly in Quebec, of academics and media who went totally berserk when Quebec Tory MP Jean-Pierre Blackburn had the “temerity” to call Israel an ally of Canada. Some French talk-show hosts even refused to use the word “Israelis” preferring “les Juifs” – the Jews – instead.  But they didn’t call the Hezbollah murderers “les Musselmans” – the Moslems. Oh no. They were “militants” – militants. Something the Liberal Party used to call its workers.

 

But then can you imagine the sin of it? Calling a sister democracy an ally. No, the “progressives” would much prefer that we stay enslaved to the bankruptcy of moral relativism and loyal to our true Canadian doctrine of the right of failed states to be wrong. Funny thing though. The “intelligentsia”, again particularly in Quebec, had no problem when French President Chirac boarded the French nuclear submarine “Vigilante” some months ago  and declared his readiness to use nuclear weapons if radical Islam threatened the glorious French Republic. Not a peep of criticism on that. Anyone else wondering why?

 

Israel’s latest mission of self-defense is not, as many writers have termed it, “a perpetuation of a cycle of violence”. For as history has shown, every time Israel remained quiescent and accepted the body blows, Arab states and terrorist groups viewed these as signs of weakness and attacked again and again and again. Nor is it an “eye for an eye” as others have written. In the 1920’s and 1930’s before there was an Israel, or a Hitler, hundreds of Palestinian Jews were slaughtered in Jaffa, in Hebron, in Safed and half a dozen other cities. All these murders were done on the instructions of the religious and political leader of Palestine’s Arab Muslims, the Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini who spent World War II in Berlin as a guest of, and radio propagandist for, Adolf Hitler and was to be tried at Nuremberg as a war criminal before he was smuggled back to the Middle East with the aid of the French and the British. Husseini’s nephew Feisal was one of Yassir Arafat’s closest collaborators and as a co-founder of the PLO an active participant in that organization’s bloodlust for the Jews.

 

In 1970 Pierre Trudeau enforced martial law; abolished basic civil liberties and put 10,000 soldiers into the streets of Montreal when the FLQ kidnapped British Trade Commissioner James Cross and Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte eventually  killing the latter. When Trudeau was asked by a CBC reporter how far he would go to protect Canada from internal terror, he glared angrily into the camera and declared, “Just watch me!” It is the basest form of hypocrisy that the left upholds a double standard in condemning Stephen Harper’s support for Israeli democracy’s self-defense against external terror.

 

But the problem is even deeper than that. Not to put too much emphasis on polls, there are two that bring into stark relief the disconnect of Canadians from the reality of “World War IV” as former CIA Director James Woolsey calls the struggle against Islamic theocratic tyranny. Europeans, who have felt the brunt and burn of Jihadist bombs from London to Beslan, voted 82% support for Israel in a Sky News Poll on July 17th. In Canada, a recently released Léger poll, showed only some 57% in favour of the Prime Minister’s unequivocal support for Israel.

 

Robert Kennedy said many times in many places that “…courage was the cardinal human virtue…” We can only hope that Canadians shed the hypocrisy they cling to as children grasping their favourite blanket, and find the courage to rise to the call of virtue in this most dangerous of times against this most dangerous of enemies.  If we fail, we will be condemned to Dante’s admonition that, “…the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis…” For as Andrew McCarthy of the  Foundation for the Defence of Democracies has written, “Israel’s war is our war for it is the frontline state in the family of free nations.” We are fortunate to have a Prime Minister who knows these lessons well. It is to be hoped that this land will be deserving of him.

 






SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2006

THE ISLAMO-FASCIST AXIS
LET IT TREMBLE AT THE COMING OF MASADA’S HEIRS

The war that broke out in the Middle East this week is unlike all previous conflicts in that region. For the first time the rival terrorist thugs of Hamas and Hezbollah who had challenged each other for supremacy in the leadership of the Middle East’s “Murder Incorporated” have come together in a united front. They have gone beyond their homicidal bombings and have opened a formal two-front war against Israel.

The best intelligence indicates that the reason they did it now was that the theocratic tyranny of Iran, and the fascist regime of Syria - with the blessing of the Wahabbi clerics of Saudi Arabia who have been major funders of Al Qaeda - pushed them together to use them as a client army to stop any attempt at peace and stability in the region.

They are threatened by the nascent growth of democracy in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine and they fully realize that once the door to freedom is opened -even ever so slightly - it is impossible to shut, and their own imprisoned peoples’ transcendent yearnings for redemptive change will spread like wildfire. That possibility is something that these regimes and murderous gangs cannot countenance.

Their goal - openly stated from Bin-Laden, to Iran’s Ahmadinejad to Hamas’ Meshaal and Haniyeh to Hezbollah’s Nasrallah - is Islamic hegemony over the free world.  In these killers minds Israel, precisely because it is the front-line defender of western liberalism and freedom, must be destroyed. Israel, this tiny bastion of liberty, is to these Islamo-Fascists what republican Spain was to Hitler. But unlike the Spanish Republicans Israel will not fall. If the western world flags in its support for a sister democracy, its own consciences will.

Israel understands full well the meaning of “carpe diem” – seize the day! That precisely at a time of siege, a free people must seize the tide and turn it towards the destruction of the mightiest walls of oppression. To keep faith with the immortal words of Thomas Jefferson to “…pledge eternal vigilance against any attempt at tyranny over the mind of man…”

The invasive aggressions on Israel’s national sovereignty, from Kiryat Shemona in the north to Kerem Shalom in the south, were clear violations of international law that permit the use of full retaliatory response by Israel. Canada’s own sponsored International Commission on State Sovereignty and Intervention added another dimension to the prevailing international legal doctrine of “self-help” - “the responsibility to protect”. It permits attacks against any nation that allows violent operations by any group from its own territory against another state. And the host state can be dealt with as if it had participated in them itself.

As a free people, who had twice the number of servicemen and women in uniform as a proportion of population than America did in both World Wars, we should be proud of Prime Minister Harper’s unwavering support of Israel as a sister democracy; unswerving condemnation of homicide as a tool of policy; and unyielding determination to remind Canadians of our own proud legacy of engagement in the expansion and defense of freedom.

It is instructive to note that the Israeli counterattacks against Hamas and Hezbollah escalated on Thursday July 13th. That day, in the Jewish calendar, is the fast day of the 17th of Tammuz. It was on that day, in the year 70 of the Common Era, that the walls of Jerusalem were breached by Roman invaders. Everyone knows the story of the 900 Jewish rebels who fortified themselves on the mountaintop of Masada and killed themselves rather than submit to Roman domination. Today, Israeli tank commanders take their oath on that mountaintop with the pledge that “Masada shall never fall again.”!

Hitler and Franco may not have feared “La Passionara’s” singing of “No Pasaran” – “they shall not pass” – when the Spanish Republicans challenged the fascists and Nazis. Those European thugs knew that the Republicans were militarily weak particularly after the slaughter at Guernica. But modern Israel is not weak. This small oasis of the free is no Guernica. And the leaders of today’s Islamo-Fascist Axis should tremble at the coming of Masada’s heirs.

~BPW

FORMER CIA DIRECTOR AND CO-CHAIR OF
THE COMMITTEE ON THE PRESENT DANGER
R. JAMES WOOLSEY

MONTREAL’S ISRAELI CONSUL-GENERAL MARC ATTALI
ON WHAT THE WEEK AHEAD MIGHT HOLD

FROM NEW DELHI, PROF. MADHAV NALAPAT, DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF GEOPOLITICS AT
MANIPAL ACADEMY, ON THE APPEASEMENT OF
SAUDI ARABIA’S WAHABBI CLERICS AND THEIR TIE TO IRAN

FROM LOS ANGELES, NONIE DARWISH, BOARD MEMBER OF ARABS FOR ISRAEL ON
SYRIA’S ROLE AND THE REACTION THROUGH THE ARAB WORLD

FROM TORONTO, ALASTAIR GORDON, CHAIR OF
THE CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES,
ON THE CLARITY AND COURAGE OF CANADA’S BOLD
NEW FOREIGN POLICY

FROM OTTAWA, DAVID B. HARRIS, PRESIDENT OF INSIGNIS RESEARCH
AND FORMER CHIEF OF STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR CSIS
ON WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE TERROR GROUPS
AND ARAB STATE SUPPORTS

FROM JERUSALEM, RON BEN-YISHAI, SENIOR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
OF “YEDIOTH ACHRANOT” ON THE
ALLIANCE OF HAMAS AND HEZBOLLAH

FROM TEL AVIV, DAVID HAREL, FORMER DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS FOR THE ISRAEL SECURITY AGENCY
ON WHAT ISRAEL NEEDS TO DO NOW

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SUNDAY, JULY 9, 2006

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUNDAY WE WILL AIR FROM 10AM TO NOON DUE TO THE WORLD CUP SOCCER FINAL

 



FROM MEXICO CITY,
AMB. ANDRÉS ROZENTAL, CHAIR EMERITUS
OF THE MEXICAN COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS,
ON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

 A LOOK AT CHINA’S CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY WITH HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYER DAVID MATAS  

FROM WASHINGTON, DC, COL. PETER REYNOLDS, FORMER
NATO DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,
ON THE CHALLENGE FROM NORTH KOREA

WHY CANADA’S NEW MILITARY PURCHASES
ARE THE RIGHT IDEA WITH
 
LT.COL.(res.) RÉMI LANDRY
OF L’UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL’S
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY RESEARCH CENTRE

HOW SOCCER MIGHT SAVE THE WORLD WITH
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ALBERT A. ZBILY, PRESIDENT OF THE CNADIAN CORPORATE SOCCER LEAGUE

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MONDAY, JULY 3, 2006

HILL TIMES POLITICAL COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI
ON WHAT'S GOING ON IN OTTAWA

PATIENTS RIGHTS' ADVOCATE ME. JEAN-PIERRE MÉNARD
ON OUR UNRESPONSIVE HEALTH SYSTEM

INJUSTICE QUEBEC DIRECTOR CARLO TARINI

ON A NEW TWIST IN MICHEL DUMONT'S SEARCH FOR JUSTICE

"MRS. ROSENBERG IS STILL DEAD"
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SPECIALIST HAL NEWMAN ON

THE URGENT NEED FOR ADVANCED CARE PARA-MEDICS IN QUEBEC

ISRAELI FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT RON BEN-YISHAI

ON THE GROWING CRISIS IN THE MIDDLE EAST

TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE, RANDALL M. CRAIG
AUTHOR OF "LEAVING THE MOTHERSHIP"

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SUNDAY, JULY 2, 2006

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA PROF. ANDREW COHEN,
AUTHOR OF "WHILE CANADA SLEPT"
ON WHAT'S LEFT OF CANADIAN CONSEQUENCE

A SURPRISING VIEW OF WHAT QUEBEC
“NATIONHOOD” CAN MEAN
WITH JOURNALIST MARTIN PATRIQUIN

LUCIANO DEL NEGRO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
THE QUEBEC-ISRAEL COMMITTEE,
ON ISRAEL’S RESPONSE TO THE STATIST TERROR OF HAMAS

FROM TORONTO, JACK M. MINTZ, PRESIDENT AND CEO
OF THE C.D.HOWE INSTITUTE,
ON WHY THE CARBON TAX IS
AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS NOT COME

 THE DANGERS OF THE FEDERAL INTERNET
OVERSIGHT BILL WITH
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA LAW PROFESSOR MICHAEL GEIST  

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2006

LAWYER LINDA HAMMERSCHMID ON THE SUPREME COURT AND
THE CHALLENGE TO NO-FAULT DIVORCE

 CONSTITUTIONAL EXPERT JULIUS GREY ON 
INFORMATION COLLECTION AND PRIVACY PROTECTION

DANIEL NADLER, THE MAN WHO’S SUING C.U.P.E.

 ALASTAIR GORDON, PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN COALITION
FOR DEMOCRACIES,
ON IRAN MOCKING THE UNITED NATIONS

 TAKING QUEBEC TO THE U.N.: CARLO TARINI, DIRECTOR OF INJUSTICE QUEBEC,
ON LACK OF COMPENSATION FOR THE WRONGFULLY CONVICTED

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SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 2006

“Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. No one is entitled to their own facts.”
~ Daniel Patrick Moynihan

DEBUNKING OUR MOST CHERISHED MYTHS

  PROF. JESSICA STERN OF HARVARD’S KENNEDY SCHOOL
OF GOVERNMENT AND AUTHOR OF
“TERROR IN THE NAME OF GOD”
ON WHY TRYING TO “UNDERSTAND” JIHADISTS
IS A “FLIGHT OF FANCY”

NATIONAL POST COLUMNIST GEORGE JONAS ON THE
FAILURES OF MULTICULTURALISM

 NATHALIE ELGRABLY OF MONTRÉAL’S
HAUTES ÉTUDES COMMERCIALES,
AUTHOR OF « LA FACE CACHÉE DES POLITIQUES PUBLIQUES »
ON THE DAMAGE FROM STATE ECONOMIC ENGINEERING

 FROM VICTORIA, DR. TIMOTHY BALL, CANADA’S FIRST Ph.D.
IN CLIMATOLOGY, ON
THE HIDDEN FACE OF
THE KYOTO PROTOCOLS

 MONTREAL’S DR. PAUL SABA, CHAIR OF THE COALITION OF PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE,
ON THE REAL PRIORITIES OF HEALTH CARE REFORM

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SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 2006

PERSONAL PRIVACY AND OPEN GOVERNMENT
HOW FREE ARE WE?

  JENNIFER STODDART, CANADA’S PRIVACY COMMISSIONER,
ON THE NEED FOR MORE POWERS TO PROTECT CITIZENS
FROM PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTRUSION

 CONSTITUTIONAL EXPERT JULIUS H. GREY ON
GOVERNANCE BY TRIBUNAL:
HOW THE STATE INSULATES ITSELF
WHILE VIOLATING THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS

 NEW YORK TIMES WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
SCOTT SHANE ON
THE PERILS OF UNRESTRICTED STATE SECURITY PRIVILEGE AND
THE IMPORTANCE OF PRE-EMPTIVE INTELLIGENCE OVER PREVENTIVE CONTROLS

 ENCANA ENERGY'S VICE-CHAIR GWYN MORGAN ON
HOW SOME NEW LOBBYING RESTRICTIONS
ACTUALLY WORK AGAINST THE PUBLIC INTEREST

 RIGHTS ARE RIGHTS ARE RIGHTS
OR ARE THEY?

 LAWYER BRENT TYLER ON HIS CHALLENGE TO QUEBEC’S
BILL 104 THAT
CURTAILS LANGUAGE RIGHTS YET AGAIN

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SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2006

 AFTER THE TERROR IN TORONTO

CANADA’S TOLERANCE OF THE INTOLERANT

DAVID B. HARRIS, FORMER DIRECTOR FOR
STRATEGIC PLANNING OF CSIS
frank dimant, executive vice-president of
 b’nai b’rith canada

 

THE C.U.P.E. BOYCOTT OF ISRAEL:

THE SOUND OF ONE-HAND CLAPPING

 

BUZZ HARGROVE, PRESIDENT OF THE
CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS
ROBERT BLAKELY, director of Canadian Affairs for
the Building and Construction Trades
Department, AFL-CIO, clc

 

FIXED ELECTION DATES AND SENATE TERM LIMITS:

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S DEMOCRATIC REFORM BILL

THE HON. ROBERT NICHOLSON, GOVERNMENT LEADER IN THE
HOUSE AND MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR
DEMOCRATIC REFORM

 

IRANIAN INJUSTICE:

THE TRIALS OF NAZANIN FATEHI

 

NAZANIN AFSHIN-JAM, FORMER MISS WORLD CANADA
AND LEADER OF the INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN
TO SPARE FATEHI’S LIFE

 

QUÉBEC’S SUFFOCATING STATISM
TIME TO UNLOCK THE PEOPLE’S VOICE

 

CARLO TARINI, DIRECTOR OF “INJUSTICE QUEBEC

 

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SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2006

 

THE HON. SEN. MICHAEL FORTIER

MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS AND
POLITICAL MINISTER FOR MONTREAL

 

AMB. YOSSI GAL

FORMER ISRAELI AMBASSADOR TO THE NETHERLANDS
AND CURRENT DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF
THE FOREIGN MINISTRY OF ISRAEL

 

DAVID PECAUT

CHAIRMAN OF THE TORONTO CITY SUMMIT ALLIANCE ON
THE URGENCY OF A NATIONAL INCOME SECURITY STRATEGY

 

CRAIG FOYE

THE “LAWYER WHO WENT TO UNESCO” ON
HOW CANADA FAILS ITS POOR

 

NANCY DAIGNEAULT

NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF “MY CHOICE”,

ON ANTI-SMOKING LAWS AND OUR CULTURE OF PARANOIA

 

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SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2006

 RADICAL ISLAM: THE DANGER IS REAL

FROM TORONTO, HOMA ARJOMAND, CO-ORDINATOR OF THE

INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST SHARIA COURTS
IN CANADA ON THE HIRSI ALI AFFAIR

 

FROM LOS ANGELES, NONIE DARWISH, EXECUTIVE MEMBER OF

ARABS FOR ISRAEL, ON IRAN’S HATE LAWS

 

YOUTH PROTECTION: THE CAUSE ENDURES

JUDGE ANDRÉE RUFFO
AND CANADA’S SUPREME COURT OF COWARDS

SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATOR PAMELA FERES ON HOW OUR SYSTEM
FAILS CHALLENGED KIDS

 

 “MRS. ROSENBERG IS STILL DEAD”

 

TEAM EMS PRESIDENT HAL NEWMAN ON THE URGENCY FOR
PARAMEDICS IN QUEBEC

 

WAL-MART: BUILDER OR DESTROYER?

 

PENN STATE PROFESSOR STEPHEN J. GOETZ ON WAL-MART
AND RISING POVERTY RATES

 

MASSON ST. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT

RICHARD TARABORELLI ON WAL-MART’S THREAT
TO SMALL BUSINESS

 

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SUNDAY, MAY 14, 2006

 

FROM TORONTO, YORK UNIVERSITY’S PROF. SAEED RAHNEMA
ON THE JAHANBEGLOO AFFAIR AND THE
RUTHLESSNESS OF
IRAN

 

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT RON BEN-YISHAI, THE FIRST

ISRAELI JOURNALIST TO BROADCAST FROM BAGHDAD

 

THE GLOBE AND MAIL’S JOHN IBBITSON ON THE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT

AND THE PITFALLS OF OVER-GOVERNANCE

 

CITIZENS FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES' MICHELLE GERVAIS ON 
STATE RAPE

 

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SUNDAY, MAY 7, 2006

 

THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT

 

FROM NEW YORK, RUTH WYLER MESSINGER,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD SERVICES
AND ORGANIZER OF THE 75,000 PERSON
WASHINGTON RALLY FOR DARFUR

 

FROM TORONTO, ALASTAIR GORDON, PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN COALITION FOR DEMOCRACIES,
ON THE URGENCY OF CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY ENGAGEMENT IN DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT

 

THE BUDGET

 

TASHA KHEIRIDDIN, EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE
MONTREAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTE

 

THE QUALITY OF JUSTICE STRAINED

 

CIVIL LIBERTIES ATTORNEY JULIUS H. GREY ON WHAT’S

WRONG WITH MANDATORY MINIMUMS,
UNCONDITIONAL SENTENCING
AND OUR CULTURE OF CONTROL

 

DANIEL ROMANO, FOUNDER OF C.A.G.E. (CITIZENS AGAINST
GOVERNMENT ENCROACHMENT), ON OVER-ACTIVE DRUG

ENFORCEMENT AND THE STATOCRATIC PROHIBITIONISTS  

 

CALGARY LAWYER BRAD MINIUK ON THE JOHN HELM CASE AND

THE PROBLEMS WITH OUR PRISON SYSTEM

 

 

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 SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 206

 

AT THE TABLE OF POWER

THE URGENCY OF Enhanced Military Co-Operation
between
Canada and the U.S.


 CANADIAN NAVAL Captain Richard Bergeron,
Co-Director of
the U.S.-CANADA Planning Group
ON ITS FINAL REPORT

 

THE  DANGERS WITHIN 

 

DAVID B. HARRIS, former Director of
Priorities and Planning for CSIS and
President of Insignis Strategic Research of
ottawa

 

from philadelphia, prof. daniel pipes, founder and

director of middle east forum and former
board member of
the u.s. congress’

institute for peace

 

NEVER TO MIRROR WHAT WE SEEK TO DESTROY

 

FROM TORONTO, ALAN BOROVOY CANADIAN CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION GENERAL COUNSEL,
ON THE PROBLEMS WITH MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCING

THE NATIONAL SCENE

 

ONTARIO SEN. CONSIGLIO DI NINO ON THE SOFTWOOD
LUMBER DEAL

 

HILL TIMES’ COLUMNIST ANGELO PERSICHILLI
ON LIBERAL LEADERSHIP

 

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SUNDAY, April 23rd, 2006

 

 

R. James Woolsey, former Director of the CIA, on
the threat from
Iran: All options are open

 

From Washington, Peter W. Landé on the Arolsen files:
An end to the Holocaust of Denial

 

CANADIAN LABOUR CONGRESS PRESIDENT KEN GEORGETTI ON
PROTECTING UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE

 

DEMOCRACY WATCH’S DUFF CONACHER ON GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY

 

 

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SUNDAY, April 16th, 2006

 

This is one of those rare weeks when the festivals of Easter and Passover occur at the same time. As people gather over their dinner tables feelings of smugness and self-satisfaction settle in like fog over a moor. Many start feeling very comfortable. Very satisfied. But all is not right with our land.

 

We should not feel comfortable. We should not be satisfied.

 

We cannot be satisfied when we are living in a land of wealth that has produced only a thin veneer of affluence. We cannot be  satisfied when over 20% of our able-bodied citizens can find no work as jobs go to oppressive slave markets overseas. We cannot be satisfied when almost 1.3 million Quebecers alone have to make use of food banks. We cannot be satisfied when some two-thirds of our working men and women have less than two weeks of salary to their names. We cannot be satisfied when so many seek a roof over their heads at a price they can afford. We cannot be satisfied when our courts are backlogged almost beyond repair, and justice, for those without monetary means, becomes a two-edged sword of craft and oppression. We cannot be satisfied when our core health and social security programs are manipulated by politicians for partisan advantage leaving millions of our most vulnerable helpless and hopeless working through bureaucracies that have become nothing more than traps for the uninitiated and snares for the unwary. We cannot be satisfied when racism still abounds in every corner of our land. We cannot be satisfied when our leaders refuse to address the hard political and distributive issues that face us and replace progress with pandering and suffocating nanny-state regulation.

 

This Sunday we want to make you uncomfortable. Very uncomfortable. We hope to make you so uncomfortable that you will make a commitment to action. To give at least  one night a month to some cause, some organization, that relieves the suffering around us. That somewhere between being sated at your dinner tables groaning with sumptuous foods and the momentary encounters with piety as you visit your houses of worship, the words of Isaiah and Jesus will pierce your hearts and sting your souls. “Justice, justice shall you pursue so that you may live,” said the former. “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be filled,” said the latter.

 

~BPW

 

 MEET THE FRONTLINE ADVOCATES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

 

Sid Stevens, Founder of the Sun Youth Organization

 

Jim Hughes, Director-General of
The Old Brewery
Mission

Leading legal aid lawyers Joe Silver
and Sharon Sandiford

 

Patients rights advocate Me Jean-Pierre Ménard

 

Mazen Houdeib, Executive Director of
housing co-op R.O.M.E.L.

 

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SUNDAY, April 9th, 2006

 

Society off the Rails:
Constitutional lawyer
Julius Grey

on what’s wrong with the Coffin decision and
the Audet governance plan

 

McGill economist and National Post columnist
William Watson on Kyoto, Daycare and
other useless state goodies

 

Sen. Consiglio Di Nino on the Harper government’s
first week in Parliament

 

Hill Times columnist Angelo Persichilli on
the Liberal leadership race

 

Noga Tarnopolsky from Jerusalem on
the post Israeli election realities

 

David B. Harris, former Director of Priorities and
Planning
for CSIS and President of Insignis Strategic
Research on the
importance of the
Afghanistan mission

 

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SUNDAY, April 2nd, 2006

  

CANADA’S STATE FAILURES: IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT
HEALTH-CARE

 

"You will find that the State is the kind of organization which, though it does big things badly,

does small things badly, too."
  - John Kenneth Galbraith

 

 

ARCHBISHOP ANDREW HUTCHISON, PRIMATE OF THE
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA,

 ON OUR NATIONAL HOUSING CRISIS

 

DIRECTOR AND CEO OF THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM
WILLIAM THORSELL
ON GOVERNMENT ABUSE OF
SEARCH WARRANTS, PRESS FREEDOMS AND PRIVACY RIGHTS

 

CIVIL LIBERTIES ATTORNEY JULIUS GREY, PETER SERGAKIS
AND VOULA DEMOPOULOS
ON THE CHALLENGE
TO
QUEBEC’S SMOKING BAN


TASHA KHEIRRIDIN,
EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE
MONTREAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTE,
ON THE URGENT NEED FOR TAX CUTS

 

TORONTO LAWYER BERT RAPHAEL ON THE INTERNATIONAL
MOVES TO SUE HAMAS ON BEHALF OF VICTIMS OF TERROR

 

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SUNDAY, March 26th, 2006

 

THE UN’s HYPOCRISY ON HUMAN RIGHTS

From New York,  Amb. Alexander Woolf,
deputy U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations

 

THE AFGHANISTAN RESCUE

 

Gen. Lewis Mackenzie on Canadian consequence

 

DEMOCRACY ABROAD

From Jerusalem, foreign correspondent
Noga Tarnopolsky on the Israeli elections

From Kiev, Canadian Sen. Consiglio De Nino, member of
the OSCE monitoring team on the Ukrainian elections

 

LIBERAL LEADERSHIP?

In conversation with John Ibbitson from Toronto

 

HOW HEALTH CANADA KILLS

The Globe and Mail’s Lisa Priest on the Raymond Bouchard case

 

Dr. James Gowing, Board member of
the Cancer Advocacy Coalition of
Canada

 

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SUNDAY, MARCH 19th, 2006

 Col. Peter W. Reynolds, Senior Advisor to UNOPS on the Iraqi Elections

Carleton University’s
Prof. Elinor Sloan on Canada’s Military Needs

John Ibbitson of the Globe and Mail on the Harper Government

From Jerusalem, foreign correspondent

Noga Tarnopolsky on the Hamas election

-and-

Our very own, the Hon. Richard J. McConomy, on
St. Patrick’s Day in
New York

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 SUNDAY, MARCH 12th, 2006

 

NATION-BUILDING IN AFGHANISTAN

 From Kabul, Peter Dimitroff, of the
National Democratic Institute,
country director for Afghanistan

 THE IMPORTANCE OF KANDAHAR

Journalist Robert J. Galbraith, author of
Iraq: Eyewitness to War”,

on the Canadian mission

 INDIA: THE NEW ASIAN TIGER

 From New Delhi, Prof. Madhav Das Nalapat, India’s Kissinger,

on the U.S. - India nuclear agreement

 THE SHAPIRO AFFAIR
 Hill Times columnist Angelo Persichilli on
political ethics and political expediency

 
COULOMBE AND THE CASINO
Jason McDevitt, chair of the CLSC Pointe Ste-Charles
on the Coulombe Report. Is it substance or spin?

 

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SUNDAY, MARCH 5th, 2006

“AGAINST ALL ENEMIES…”
A LOOK AT A DANGEROUS WORLD


From Paris, philosopher Alain Finkielkraut on
how to protect our freedoms from Islamist threats

From Vancouver, the Fraser Institute’s Amb.Martin Collacott
author of “Canada’s Inadequate Response to Terrorism”

“DUE PROCESS AND
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY”

HOW THE STATE IS BECOMING
PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER #1

 

Former Bar of Montreal President Pierre Fournier and
leading civil rights attorney Julius Grey on
the state rape by state tribunals

 

Adam Daifallah, co-author of “Rescuing Canada’s Right”,
on why state agencies are bound to compromise
the public trust

 

The Montreal Gazette’s Don McPherson on
the Mulcair Affair and how government takes
voters for granted

 

From Toronto, the Canadian Taxpayer Federation’s
Tasha Kheiriddin on the “Teddy” Awards
and government waste

 

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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, 2006

 

“WAYS OF RESPONSE”

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
FIGHTING BACK

 

From London, Lord Greville Janner of Braunstone

 

From Rome, Prof. Deborah Lipstadt, the woman
who exposed David Irving’s lies, on why free speech
trumps ethnic sensitivities  

 

Globe & Mail columnist Lawrence Martin on the
Harper government

 University of Ottawa law professor Aaron Freeman,
co-author of “The Laws of Government:
The Legal Foundations of Canadian Democracy”

Jason McDevitt, Chair of CLSC Pointe Ste-Charles,
on the dangers of the Casino move

 

Serge Chevalier, Quebec Dept. of Public Health for Montreal,
on why the dept. opposes the move

 

Céline Coulombe, Executive Director of Fami-jeunes,
on the problems of affordable housing

 

Louis Goudreau of citizens’ rights group PAPIRE,
on the negative impact of the Imperial Tobacco
condo development on St-Henri

 

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 Sunday, February 19, 2006

If you paid attention to the news this past week you should have been struck by the disconnect between the inordinate attention given to the salacious rather than the serious. Judging by inches of ink, one would think that the important political and distributive issues in Canada had all been resolved. We’ve been flooded with comment on Gretzky’s alleged betting; McGill’s naked co-eds; the raising of the age of sexual consent; Montreal hiring more cops to stop the terrible threat of jaywalkers and the consideration being given to confiscating cars of anyone committing the horrible deed of picking up a hooker on the street.

 

Guess what? NONE OF THIS SHOULD BE THE BUSINESS OF THE STATE!

 

While all this toil and tumult was going on, not much public notice was taken of a critical report from the Vanier Institute for the Family that demonstrated that the annual household income of Canadian families increased by just $500 over the past 15 years while the same period saw the greatest concentration of wealth and widening of economic disparity in our history.  No cries of objection from compassionate state authorities were heard when yet another harassing police raid, that turned up nothing, was carried out against a group of restaurant owners ostensibly to enforce yet another set of suffocating government regulations. And little criticism was expressed over the Quebec government’s laughable attempt to “fix” the wait-time crisis in health care by throwing 1/10th of 1% of the health-care budget at the problem while maintaining the baseline of the currently objectionable waiting periods.

 

Relatively little attention was paid to the submission and self-censorship of Canadians as they continued to compromise their freedom of expression in order to placate radical Muslims. It reached the point of such madness, that our Defence Minister actually suggested that our troops in Afghanistan would be in greater danger if the cartoons of Mohammed continue to be printed. Well what are our troops fighting for if not to protect our most cherished freedoms? They’re not over there for target practice.

 

You know what? ALL THE ABOVE IS THE STATE’S BUSINESS AND THE STATE IS FAILING!

 

How much is enough? This week we’re going to examine why Canadians have become so trivial and naïve. Are we so lethargic that we can only concern ourselves with diversion and never with dissent? Have we traded in any semblance of courage for complacency? And we’ll examine if our very apathy is being used to lead us straight down the road into another period of straightjacket blue laws.

 

This Sunday at noon we will have a look at:

 

“BETS, BUTTS, BOOZE & BLASPHEMIES”

WHY ARE WE SUCH A SILLY PEOPLE?

From Toronto, author and National Post columnist
George Jonas on social conservatism
and statocratic restraints

 

Maj.-Gen.Lewis W. Mackenzie on the true dangers to

our soldiers in the Mid-East

 

From New York, Nonie Darwish, executive member of

Arabs for Israel, on what’s really behind
the “cartoon” outrage

 

From Toronto, Homa Arjomand, on the fight
against Sharia courts and Muslin extremism

 

Journalist Martin Patriquin on the Nanny-State
politics of Quebec

 

From Vancouver, Roger Sauvé, director of
the Vanier Institute’s

7th Annual Report on Family Finances

 

 

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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2006

 WORLD WAR III: FREE SPEECH VERSUS STATE FAITH

THE MUSLIM RIOTS AND THE MENACE OF MIND CONTROL

 

 FROM WASHINGTON - R. JAMES WOOLSEY

FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE CIA AND CO-CHAIR OF THE
COMMITTEE ON THE PRESENT DANGER

 

FROM LONDON - COL. PETER W. REYNOLDS 

RECENTLY ADVISED THE UNITED NATIONS ELECTION

OVERSIGHT TEAM IN IRAQ AND FORMER HEAD OF
PUBLIC AFFAIRS FOR NATO HEADQUARTERS

 

FROM OTTAWA - DAVID B. HARRIS

PRESIDENT OF INSIGNIS STRATEGIES AND
EX- CHIEF OF STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR CSIS

 

FROM WINNIPEG – GAIL ASPER

CAMPAIGN CHAIR OF THE CANADIAN MUSEUM
FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

FROM
MONTREAL – Me JULIUS GREY

CANADA’S LEADING CONSTITUTIONAL AND

 CIVIL LIBERTIES ATTORNEY

 

FROM HALIFAX – PROF. PETER MARCH - ST.MARY’S UNIVERSITY

STANDING FOR FREE SPEECH IN THE FACE OF

INSTITUTIONAL SUBMISSION

 

FROM LONDON,ONT – MICHELLE GERVAIS

MEDIA DIRECTOR - CANADIANS FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES

 

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN – RAY KEATING & ROB WALKER 
VICTIMS OF CENSORSHIP

EDITORS OF “THE CADRE”, THE UNIVERSITY OF P.E.I.’S
NEWSPAPER, THE FIRST CANADIAN JOURNAL
TO PUBLISH THE FAMOUS “DANISH CARTOONS”

 

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 FEBRUARY 5, 2006


GOMERY: A REPORT FOR AN ALICE-IN-WONDERLAND CULTURE

Me Pierre Fournier, former Batonnier of the Bar of Montreal

Me Richard J. McConomy

IRAN: THE NEXT WAR?

From London, Amir Taheri, leading
Iranian dissident and author

From Washington, Dale L. Watson, former FBI Director of
Counter-Terrorism

THE END OF CANADA’S NIXON ERA

Toronto Conservative Sen. Consiglio Di Nino

The Globe and Mail’s John Ibbitson

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JANUARY 29, 2006

ELECTION ROUND-UP

JOHN REYNOLDS, CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIR

CORUS NETWORK’S CHARLES ADLER
IS THE WEST FINALLY IN?

PAUL WELLS, MACLEAN’S SENIOR POLITICAL COLUMNIST

POLITICAL ANALYST JOHN PARISELLA ON THE QUEBEC EFFECT

PAT MacADAM OF THE OTTAWA SUN: THE MULRONEY FACTOR

 

THE MIDDLE EAST: HAMAS AND THE PEACE PROCESS

ISRAELI CONSUL-GENERAL MARC ATTALI

Dr. DAVID ROMANO, Ph.D, OF THE UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL

 JERUSALEM POST’S NOGA TARNOPOLSKY ON THE MIDDLE EAST STREET

 

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JANUARY 22, 2006

ELECTION 2006

RERUN OR RENEWAL?
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN TO YOU? WE WANT TO KNOW!


THE HON. JOHN C. CROSBIE

WARREN KINSELLA

PATRICK C. GAGNON, PRESIDENT OF

THE PARLIAMENTARY GROUP

Me RICHARD J. McCONOMY

NINO COLAVECCHIO, PRES. OF THE
CANADIAN ITALIAN CONGRESS

CITIZENS FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES' MICHELLE GERVAIS

DANIEL ROMANO, PRESIDENT OF C.A.G.E.


 

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JANUARY 15, 2006

 GEN.LEWIS MACKENZIE ON THE LIBERAL ATTACK ADS
AND THE MILITARY

WESTMOUNT-VILLE MARIE TORY CANDIDATE
LOUISE O’SULLIVAN


JUDGE ANDRÉE RUFFO ON THE BROKEN
YOUTH PROTECTION SYSTEM

DANS LA RUE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TONI COCHAND

HELÈNE WAVROCH, D.-G. OF THE QUE.
NETWORK ON SENIORS ABUSE

 

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JANUARY 8, 2006

 

CANADA’S LEADING CIVIL LIBERTIES ATTORNEY JULIUS H. GREY

DEMOCRACY WATCH CO-ORDINATOR DUFF CONACHER

REV. DARRYL GRAY ON THE PERILS OF PUBLIC ADVOCACY


FORMER BAR OF MONTREAL PRESIDENT
Me
RICHARD J. McCONOMY

JOHN F. ANGUS, PRESIDENT OF STONEHENGE CORPORATION

 

  

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