Ezra Levant is our guest this week. Ezra is the former publisher of Canada's Western Standard newspaper, who was famously hauled up in front of some sort of bogus Province of Alberta Kangaroo Court for a variety of thought crimes.
Show Exclusive: Shirlene McGovern, tormentor of Ezra, has asked to resign from his case!
He fought back by arguing against the entire process, and posting a video of his encounter with the interrogator on You Tube. You can find all his videos and much more on his own website ezralevant.com.
New Visitors from HotAir, welcome! Don't feel you have to jump to the interview, stick around and listen to the rest of the show. We also have part two comming up next week.
Comment #2 — Patrick 2008-02-18 20:41:52 ·
Just wanted to say I was turned onto your podcast from Hotair today (relating to that whole thing with the canadian thought pollice). Really fun show you have going. You got a new subscriber today.
This was the first of another 2 part interview and we'll continue next week.
In blog news this week we travel back a few hundred years to the time of Chaucer with "Here Bigynneth the Tale of the Asse-Htte. An Archbishop of Canterbury Tale" borrowed from the satirist (oh how unworthy are we of that title) Iowahawk.
The news that there are witches in Saudia Arabia is not a surprise. I wish it were even a surprise that they plan to behead one, but alas it is not so.
You can find the amazing story of the Mosque, so enlightened that they are considering letting in a dog here at Europenews.
The magnificent Lord's Prayer comes from the Blue Like You blog and from the cartoonist MacKay.
More on China and the Olympics can be found in the Daily Mail.
We also have our regular chat with Evan Sayet. You can find more of his work at his own site evansayet.com.
Doug Payton is talking about the death of Nahoul the Bee and his replacement by a rabbit. You can also find my posts on Israellycool about that here and here. Dave's post on the modes of death for the rabbit is: Different ways to skin a rabbit.
Former SNN contributor, Andrew Ian Dodge's website can be found here.
From magnificent Canadian cartoonist MacKay:
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