Israel for Canadians

I agree. Robson writes fairly often in the Dorchester Review.

Robert, pledged by me. I like hard copy in the hand.

"That the guy that threw The Rebel under the bus last August during their darkest hour? The guy that, even if he did have a difference of opinions, instead of silently moving on, thought it best to write a public admonishment of his former team-mates?"

This demonstrates that he has good judgement, your rabid tribalism notwithstanding.

Sorry...I don't belong to Ezra's Tribe. In fact, I live in Mexico and have never met the guy nor anyone associated.

However, I do recognize a nasty back stab when I see it.

Refer to my initial post.

If the goal of Robson was to indeed simply 'get off the bus' then fine. He could have quietly disappeared in the same manner as Andrew Lawton. (Don't know why he left, but might simply have been a directive from his primary employer.) I am referring not to the video you linked, but his public statement he released a month earlier during the 'crisis week' - a statement that was picked up and reported on with glee by the MSM.

What Robson did was add fuel to a fire that was already well fueled. His timing coincided exactly with the publishing of the National Post article, which obviously had been weeks (months?) in the making. It was a manufactured take down that was released with perfect timing (Faith Goldy....what was she thinking?).

Had he had an ounce of integrity, he could have simply had a polite, private conversation with Ezra, and then ceased his contributions. What I found particularly galling is that, immediately following his public denunciation and the posting of the National Post article, he appeared to gain a somewhat steady gig with the National Post.

There are few, if any, including Levant, who didn't concur with the sentiment that The Rebel needed some tweeking. There was no herd mentality in place. However, to publicly quit and criticize your friend and ally when they were already in crisis mode....poor form indeed.

(As an aside, a would love a rational discussion on The Rebel. I find Ezra's quest fascinating. What he is trying to accomplish in a small market is a herculean struggle - Start up and operate a media company focusing on politics, without the support of main stream advertising, whilst being ridiculed, belittled and hammered from all sides from the very outset. Although he has re-hashed and ridden many political stories done elsewhere, he has also shone the spotlight in many areas that would have otherwise been hidden from view. Perhaps another day....)

I liked Ezra. At one time I would have voted for him to be PM, except he gave his seat in 1993 to some dick named Stephen Harper who did nothing of value with his parliamentary seat in 22 years.

Anyhoo, although Ezra was reputedly a lawyer, he kept getting himself involved in one defamation suite after another and another and another and not only kept hounding me for money to pay for his schtoopid-on-steroids out-of-control-yap, but shopped my e-mail address around to like minded parasites who also hounded me for cash. As you can imagine, I no longer give Ezra Levant the time of day let alone actual money.

Anyway I have been to a number of Jewish events. I have come to the conclusion that Jews don't actually like non-Jews, Goyim.
They like our money just fine, but they don't like us at all. Kinda like Indians that way.

If you're referring to Harper's support for Israel, his recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal would suggest it was more likely because he thought it was the right thing to do than pandering for Jewish votes since he has no electoral considerations now.