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NP's Christie Blatchford on Jack LaytonThe Canadian Charger
September 5, 2011
It tends to be human nature that we like those who embody our values and look less favourably upon those who don't. Thus it's not surprising that some on the right of the political spectrum, such as National Post columnist Christie Blatchford, wasn't pleased with Jack Layton's farewell letter to Canadians; or many of the causes he fought for during his 30 years in public life.
NYPD blurring the lines of civil libertiesThe Canadian Charger
November 20, 2011
An ongoing report by the Associated Press has outlined how the NYPD, under the command of the CIA, has "carried out a series of initiatives aimed at the Muslim community of New York, often stalking, profiling and secretly surveying followers of Islam solely based on religion." This has resulted in community leaders advising Muslims to cut any ties they have with the NYPD.
O JerusalemThe Canadian Charger
October 7, 2009
Sheikh Ra'ad Salah, a Palestinian Muslim leader and an Israeli citizen was arrested yesterday.
O little town of BethlehemFrancis A. Boyle
January 9, 2012
Israel, Palestine and American Christian Hypocrites:
O Syria, your enemies "eat the bread of wickedness and drink the wine of violence"Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 17, 2016
The ongoing Syrian civil war has killed 250,000, wounded more than 1,000,000 and driven some 10,000,000 - half the population - out of the country as refugees, or left them homeless and displaced within its borders.
Obama and AfghanistanPhyllis Bennis
December 2, 2009
The president had a difficult decision to make. The war had been raging for a long time. The U.S. and its far-away enemies had fought to a stalemate - but people just kept dying.
Obama and Israel's securityAlan Hart
December 5, 2011
If American election campaign funders who support Israel right or wrong formed a circle and demanded that President Obama stand naked in the middle of it while they sang Hava Nagila ("Let us rejoice"), I am sure he would agree to do so. That thought came into my mind when I read the Reuters' report, published in Ha'aretz, of what Obama said to a group of fundraisers in the Manhattan home of Jack Rosen, chairman of the American Jewish Congress.
Obama and Jihad and how not to fight terrorismAlan Hart
November 17, 2010
In Mumbai President Obama was asked by an Indian student for his "take or opinion on jihad". He began his answer with the observation that "the phrase jihad has a lot of meanings within Islam and is subject to a lot of different interpretations." In its report of the discussion, The New York Times noted that Obama "carefully avoided saying that he was opposed to jihad". (I ask - How could he be opposed if he is aware of its two real and true meanings in Islam? The Greater jihad is the inner struggle for self-improvement to become a good Muslim. The Lesser jihad is struggle against oppression - oppression as in Israel’s occupation and treatment of the Palestinians, for example).
Obama and NetanyahuPaul J. Balles
June 2, 2011
Paul J. Balles argues that, faced with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's absolutism, US President Barack Obama's natural tendency to compromise is untenable and renders him weak and ineffectual.
Obama is the wrong target Alan Hart
June 2, 2011
When I was reflecting on Netanyahu's domination and control of the Congress of the United States of America, the first headline that came into my mind for this article was Goodbye to peace. I'll now explain why I think the headline above is more appropriate.

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On July 7, 2024 in Toronto, Canada, Dimitri Lascaris delivered a speech on the right to resist oppression.