Ezra Levant returns to our show for the second week and talks about how the blogosphere is the real power behind the
fight back against Human Rights Commissions and other transgressions of the state. He tells us about the Union he has formed to
protect bloggers from malicious legal threats.
He tells us that the left should be joining the right on these issues: it is only the "soft bigotry of low expectations" that stops the left realising the people they are silently supporting are against everything they claim to stand for.
You can follow this link to part 1 and you can find Ezra Levan't own website at ezralevant.com.
Tom also mentions Warren Kinsella and his site is linked.
In Blog News this week we visit Israellycool Dave with Banking on the Gullible.
The story about Bob Geldof praising George Bush and bashing the media I found on Libertas, the blog of the Liberty Film Festival.
House of Dumb provided the Fisking of the BBC's pitiful coverage of Danish riots.
The sound clip of the "new" creed for the Anglican Church comes from the classic TV show Not the Nine O'clock News. You can find the video to match it here.
Meryl Yourish returns to the show with another celebrity interview. You can find her must read site yourish.com.
As mentioned in the show, Evan Sayet would like you to know that if you're in Los Angeles on March 15th, he's staging a buffet and show package featuring his unique brand of conservative comedy, called Right to Laugh.
It's at the Ha Ha Cafe, 5010 Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood.
Doors open at two for food and schmoozing with the show itself, kicking off at around three. Food and the show are just thirty dollars (tickets sold at the door), with free parking in the Bank of America lot across the street.
And you can read more of Evan's insightful and funny work at his blog.
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