Welcome to Gaza at York University

The other evening an event sponsored by Herut Canada, an unapologetic Zionist organization, brought a handful of IDF (Israeli Defence Forces) reservists to speak on campus at York Univeristy in Toronto. This is their organization: https://onduty.org.il . The hostess, Lauren Isaacs is a student at York who often does presentations on her own or with other students trying to inform the masses about what Israel is, who Israelis are and what they do. They try to dispel the lies emanating from the pro-Palestinian mobs who claim that Israel is an apartheid state, that IDF soldiers kill children, remove organs from prisoners, are occupiers of their land, poison their wells and a host of other insane accusations.

The mission of the IDF reservists is to initiate a dialogue with students (who are ignorant of the facts about Israel and her neighbours) on campuses in the West, along the same lines as Herut Canada and Lauren Isaacs.

Once the event was announced, the intifada mob got wind of it as they always do and used social media to mobilize. They are a well organized group as they have been trained by their benefactors in Iran. (Yes they get funding from terrorists)

Once supporters of the event, like me, heard that the intifada mob were coming to the event in order to disrupt it and stop it as they always do, we planned to attend in order to stop them and to ensure that the event goes on. In my case as soon as I heard about it I sent a tweet to the president of York U, imploring her to do all in her power to keep the event going and the attendees safe despite any security threats.

Myself and 3 of my longtime friends decided to go to show our support and to hear the lecture from these brave IDF reservists. After parking, as we walked closer to the lecture hall, we could hear the screaming and banging. It sounded like a war zone. Megaphones were used, tables were banged upon and then we were confronted with a mass tangle of people trying to go up the stairs to the lecture hall.  There was a lot of pushing and screaming and some punching. Police and security were present and tried to separate the two sides. We eventually were ushered in quickly into the theatre room where we were handed a sheet of rules that included: You agree to be quiet until Q & A time where you will raise your hand in order to ask a question, no weapons or sticks of any kind are allowed, etc.

Within the room, security in the form of police, York security and other under cover Jewish security personnel were placed throughout (not that the IDF reservists really needed them, lol). There were a few minor interruptions when some of the intifada mobsters at random times stood up, raised their Hamas flags and started shouting. They didn't last long as most of the attendees who got into the room were Jewish or otherwise pro-Israel. They were escorted out in short order. There was a Syrian refugee who stated that he wanted to thank these reservists for saving his family from Syrian persecution in the Golan Heights. You can follow him on Twitter.  His name is Aboud Dandachi.

My friends and I left the lecture a few minutes early. From the high up view on a sort of balcony, we watched the hysterical intifada mob below us. They were about a hundred people or more.  Their leaders were often standing on tables, shouting slogans like 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free' or 'Viva viva Palestina'. You could feel their hatred from a distance.

As we made our way downstairs to exit the building, my short, firecracker female friend asked me if I want to enter the hall with the intifada mob. Without thinking I said yes and in we went. I had my Israeli flag with me of course. I bravely (read stupidly) started walking through the mob and doing a circle. I lost track of my friend as I paraded around the mob with a smile on my face and my flag held high. I think at first the mob was in shock to see an old Jewish guy walking through their mob by himself with an Israeli flag. No one knew I was there and I certainly had no protection. I was also wearing my old martial arts jacket from 30 years ago. I felt a sense of pride and a very uplifting feeling that I cannot describe. I almost made it through before their leader, a woman wearing a kaffiyeh (you can see her yelling in the video clip below), grabbed my flag and tried to rip it from my hands. Before I knew it there were dozens of other people all around me trying to pull the flag away and trying to pull me down. I went crazy and with my adrenaline pumping, fought them all off with the aim of holding on to the flag at all costs. Eventually the wooden spindle broke but I had my flag intact. Out of breath I ran to a nearby, bored security guard and asked if he saw what happened, that they tried to attack me and broke my flag. He didn't even say a word, just shrugged. Here's a pic of my flag:

Eventually I found my friends and at first we were going to be escorted out through a back door along with other Jewish attendees including members of the JDL (Jewish Defence League) who were on hand to help ensure that the event took place. The route was under construction and some of us (myself included) complained. It was our event. Why must we be treated like court Jews from medieval times, sneaking out through tunnels. I received the standard answer from the guard: 'You are free to leave via any exit you want but we can't guarantee your safety if you leave through the main exit'. I wanted to tell him that it's your job to protect us, so do your job but I shut my mouth. Eventually we did decide as a group to turn around and leave through the main exit. We left without incident.

Unless you were there, words can't explain the level of vile hatred we experienced. Many peaceful people who wanted to attend the lecture could not do so or would not do so due to the scare tactics of the intifada mob. York University's poor planning as to where the lecture would take place and lack of separation between the 2 sides was blatantly obvious. If a picture is worth a thousand words then a video is worth a million. Here is a short clip of the mob that I walked through on my own. I'm sure that G-d had my back. I got out unscathed and feeling proud:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sZRPAWD1OI

I have been to many demonstration before but none with this intensity. There are many other videos now available on the internet to help you get a picture of what takes place on campus. Here is another good post.  I really did think I was in Gaza or Judea and Samaria (aka West Bank). Aboud, the Syrian refugee agrees. I feel very sorry for the Jewish students on campus who have to endure the intimidation and hate on a daily basis. During the lecture I offered my services to escort any Jewish student who is scared to go to classes. We found out that Hillel (the Jewish student body at York) wanted nothing to do with the lecture and in fact told Jewish students not to attend. Their equivalent group at University of Toronto did the same. They adopted what I call the shtetl mentality of keeping a low profile, hiding their kippot for those religious Jews that wear them in order not to cause any trouble. I understand the concept of not to incite violence. BTW, it is a Jewish concept. We have to weigh whether the benefit is worth the risk. It should be done on a case by case basis. In this case where we bring in people to inform the students at large, Christian, Muslim, Jews, atheists and others who are simply ignorant of the facts in the Middle East and the ongoing fighting there, I absolutely think that we have no choice. We must do it and support others who do. I know that in my case, I feel an even stronger connection to Israel now and to my brothers and sisters who defend Jews throughout the world. I'm sure others who attended did as well. I thank all those who attended and those who spread the word of what Jews  and Israel supporters are facing right here in 2019 in Toronto. The benefits did outweigh the risks!

My Letter to Sportsnet re: Firing of Hockey Icon Don Cherry

Don Cherry is a Canadian ice hockey icon. He's been involved in hockey either as a professional NHL player, coach or commentator for 65 years. He's brash and outspoken and that is his charm. I don't watch much hockey on TV nor am I in love with Don. I consider myself impartial.

Recently on the eve of Remembrance Day he made some comments on his TV show called Coach's Corner where he chastised people for not wearing the poppy which symbolizes Remembrance Day. He has a history of supporting Canadian war vets who sadly rely on the small donations that people give to buy a poppy on this important day. 

Here is a link to the video of his short talk on TV that ultimately got him fired from his current employer Sportsnet:  video


After hearing him being lambasted by our entire mainstream media, on social media, thrown under the bus by his colleague on the show and by just about every radio show I decided to write the following letter to his former employer. Listening to all of this, one would think that he killed someone. BTW: feel free to write them a letter at: feedback@sportsnet.rogers.com


Dear Sir/Madam,

I agree with Don Cherry! Not only was he right about some Canadians, especially some immigrants not paying enough attention to Remembrance Day, we have an obligation to educate them about our war vets. About how they saved us from real evil bigots who wanted to take over the world and silence those of us who disagreed.

Don Cherry could have used different words to tell his message but an excellent  communicator, he is not.

Nevertheless, he was speaking the truth from his heart as usual. I see it everywhere in Toronto as well. In the work place we constantly celebrate diversity. We are forced to learn about Black History (for a solid month). We put in many days of serious effort celebrating all sorts of cultures and religions with elaborate displays and events. Some immigrants take good advantage of our warm Canadian generosity, gaming the system and overextending our benefits of all kinds. Some are quick to push for private prayer rooms at the work place. But at those same organizations where employers put on excellent annual Remembrance Day presentations, I don’t see many of those people attending.

While using an ATM at the bank today, at least 3 people came in (yes they were new to Canada) who had no idea why the bank was closed. I made an effort to explain to them but they weren’t the least bit interested.

Many young people don’t know much about the great wars, the Holocaust or how our Canadian Armed Forces played a role in defending the free world. How they suffered and continue to suffer because our PM and our leftists in Canada don't seem to care about them.

Many Canadians of all colours and ages no nothing about Flanders fields or the significance of the poppy. They might have taught it at our schools years ago but I doubt that they do it anymore because our system is rigged against Canadian nationalism.

If Don wasn't a Conservative right winger, the extreme outrage perpetuated by our main stream media would never have happened. Case in point is our PM who wore black face numerous times, was caught groping numerous times, said that French Quebecers are better than English Canadians numerous times, gave millions of dollars to a convicted Muslim terrorist and even got away with interfering with a criminal case before the attorney general (aka SNC-Lavalin affair).

Don Cherry should be congratulated for having the courage to bring up this unspoken but important issue, not chastised or fired. You at Sportsnet missed a great teaching opportunity and missed the point entirely.

Some Jews are the Cause of Antisemitism

I've been stewing about this topic for a long time now. If you are Jewish (like me) you might not want to hear it. I bet you can guess what/who I'm talking about.

No doubt we are a special people. We are often the leaders of various organizations, corporations and even countries despite our tiny population. In the US today, the Democratic party and the MSM (mainstream media) are trying their best to impeach President Trump. A duly elected president who not only did nothing wrong but did in fact does everything right. The economy is booming like never before. Job growth is through the roof. His foreign policy has made the world a safer place and has put America back on the map as the world leader it once was. 

The scary thing (especially if you happen to be Jewish) is that some of the leaders of this latest attempted coup are Jewish. Namely: 

Adam Schiff, Chair of the House Intelligence Committee

Jerrold Nadler, Chair of the House Judiciary Committee

Bernie Sanders, Senator and presidential candidate

George Soros, Chairman of Open Society Foundations

Micheal Bloomberg, Former mayor of New York City

Dianne Feinstein, Senator,

Brad Sherman, US Representative

Eliot Engel, US Representative

Debbie Wasserman Shultz, US Representative

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook

Jeff Zucker, CEO of CNN

Andrew Lack, Chairman of NBC News and MSNBC

Michael Cohen, former attorney for President Trump and convicted felon

I could go on but I'll stop here. You can see that these are powerful people both in government and in private business. Some are multi-billionaires. I'm sure that most of you either know these people or know the companies they run. Who doesn't use FB? I admit that some on this list are more active in the pursuit of kicking Trump out of office (like shifty Adam Schiff) while others are helping to do it behind the scenes or are helping to do it simply by denouncing him to their followers. In all cases they are certainly influential people. 

Now here's the point and why it scares me and why it should scare you. 

If I was an American who happened to vote for Trump or even someone who didn't vote for Trump in the previous election but likes the fact that he/she now has a good job and can finally afford to support their family and plans to vote for him in 2020, I would be extremely upset about this latest coup attempt to 'impeach' him based on pretty much nothing (again). Next year there will be an election and for those who don't like him, they can attempt to vote him out. That's how democracies are supposed to work. But as we all know, they are scared that he'll win again so the only way to get him out of office is to impeach him now, before the election. 

Now please re-read the previous paragraph and insert the word Gentile in front of the word 'American' in the first sentence. It's well known who some of the leaders of the coup are because they are constantly in the news. It's also easy to find out what religion these people are, thanks to the internet. So if I was that Gentile American who supports Trump and democracy I might start hating Jews. After all, it's these powerful Jews who are leading the charge to destroy the rule of law and throw out a sitting president. Even if I was never an antisemite before, I would consider becoming one now. That's partly how Hitler made his case. He pointed out to Germans that there are powerful and wealthy Jews running the show while the rest of the hard working Gentile citizens could barely make ends meet. This is how Holocausts start. 

Along with all of these powerful Jews there is the majority of American Jews who consistently vote Democrat including most non-orthodox Jewish rabbis. This group, for the most part, seems quite happy to follow the herd and go along with the latest impeachment scam. They are complicit. Again this fact is also widely available to the public. All it would take is some David Duke -like person to point this out to Americans and we (Jews) could be in big trouble. 

We need to distance ourselves from these Jewish leaders and instead support the wonderful Jewish leaders who do follow the Constitution and the rule of law. We need to denounce these terrible Jewish leaders now and make it clear to all Americans and people everywhere, exactly where we stand. And it sure as hell isn't with these self hating, dangerous Jews.

Enough Talk, Time to Prosecute!

I recently read a couple of articles that said exactly what I was thinking of late.

This one is certainly worth the read:

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/10/will_we_ever_prosecute.html

If you don't want to read it, allow me to sum it up for you in the proper sequence:

1. There are still many Democrats and others in the Deep State who are doing their best to stop those new prosecutors from the Trump administration era from doing their job.

2. Investigating a super complex, multi-year, all encompassing treason fulled, ongoing coup against a sitting president takes time.

3. But in a situation like this, one need not get all the facts on all the players before prosecution begins. Would I love it if the big wigs in the Deep State, like former president Obama, former secretary of state Clinton, leaders of the CIA, FBI, IRS and others were in jail? Of course! But given the nature of this situation, it's not only okay not to wait years until all of the facts on all the players come out. It's incumbent on us to start prosecuting the smaller players who have clearly broken the law, asap!

4. By not prosecuting anyone (the big players or the little ones) we send them all a message that they are free to commit more crimes, and it's obvious that they have received the message and continue their coup with their latest impeachment scam.

I couldn’t agree more. In fact after realizing that my inbox is loaded with hundreds of articles about  the hundreds or thousands of laws broken by hundreds or thousands of bad people (most are obviously Dems) attempting coup after coup I have had enough.

I’ve lost my appetite to know all the details. I’m tired of hearing about Biden and his son. I’m tired of hearing about crooked Hillary. Haven’t heard much negativity about Obama because the Trump administration doesn’t want to lose the black vote. So I’m quite happy to hear the real important facts about the leader of the deep state (Obama) but I doubt I will.

I really am sick and tired of hearing about the low lives Tlaib, Omar, Cortez every time they make a peep. I understood exactly who they were and what they wanted to do after hearing them once. As far as I’m concerned we are giving them way too much air time. There is a fine line between informing the public about evil persons and helping evil persons get their message out to help pervert the public.  I'm afraid we've crossed that line. By publishing every silly word that comes out of their mouths we will eventually ignore the really important things that they say or do.

Mostly I'm tired of hearing about how the attorney general Barr and his team will tear apart the Democratic party and put all the bad guys in jail when they haven't even put one of the low level operatives in jail after 3 years!  It's sounding like the same old, same old. 

Enough talk. If we don't prosecute the guilty parties now, we will lose our chance to ever do so. There is only 1 year left. The guilty parties are running around free to commit more crimes. In fact they are encouraged to do so. Given enough time, some of the guilty parties and or witnesses to their crimes will simply disappear. 

It's not Trump's job to focus on them in terms of prosecuting them. He is a very busy guy. He's probably one of the hardest working presidents in history. Changing the direction of the economy with regards to trade, manufacturing, red tape, immigration and jobs towards an incredible upwards line, not seen before, takes a lot of work by the president and that's what he is razor focused on, as he should be. That was the platform he ran on and he is keeping his promise. 

The rest of the country's government, must do this and they must be pushed to do their job by the citizens of the United States and others who want justice. Tweets by the president won't get it done. Certainly the mainstream media won't get it done. Even Fox News can't get it done. 

Start off by getting the little guys. The big guys can't commit crimes without the aid of the little guys. 

I guarantee you that as soon as just one of them gets indicted or better yet put in jail, the rest will fall quickly. Cowards usually do. 

9-11: Have we not learned anything?

Did the world change for you after 9-11? It absolutely changed for me. I was always a defender of Israel and of my people. I knew from a young age that the Jewish people were under attack, always were and probably always will be.

But after 9-11 I thought I finally had the scary proof that my fears were warranted and proceeded to delve further as a Jewish activist. Turns out that I was taken aback about how many fellow people including my own Jewish  family and cousins who didn’t have the faintest idea of what I was talking about and probably thought I was nuts (and some probably still do).

I had just finished working on a government contract (it was the first and only time that I worked for 2 months and got totally ripped off - never got paid) with a colleague who got me the ‘contract’ and worked for free as well. It was a sunny day here in Toronto as well as in New York city. He called me on the phone (maybe the only time he did so) to tell me to turn on the TV. When I did, I had no idea what I was watching. It took a few minutes to blink away the shock until it finally hit home. We were under attack and the world just changed direction forever (backwards). 

You gotta love congresswoman, Omar’s description of 9-11: ‘ some people did something’. Or how about the NY Times ‘planes crashed into the twin towers’ - no mention of Islamic terrorists who actually killed all those innocent people. Planes don't kill people on their own. Have we not learned a thing? 

When Donald Trump proposed on TV to temporarily halt Muslim immigration to the US until 'we figure this out' I knew then and there that he is exactly what the American citizens and the world needed. As it turned out, the list of Muslim countries that the Trump administration proposed to limit immigrants from was quite similar to his predecessor's Obama. But of course the MSM and the Democratic party ignored that glaring fact and jumped all over Trump for being (amongst other things) an islamophobe.

If G-d forbid my people in Israel were responsible for most of the world wide terror, I too would expect my government to limit immigration from there. It's called common sense. Nothing at all to do with racism.

Well before this terrible terrorist attack I was quite worried (to say the least) that the very real threat of Islamic terror was expanding at an exponential rate. Most Muslim countries were vying for the leadership of their people to dominate the world using all means possible (terror just being one of them).

When I saw videos of tens of thousands of fanatical Muslim armies armed to the teeth in so many countries especially in the Middle East I knew that I had to get the word out. You can see some of my old blogs where I focussed on this imminent danger. What shocked me then was the ongoing theme that most good people in the West were either totally oblivious to this threat or worse, they refused to even look into it. They stuck their heads in the sand and sadly many continue to do so.

One can easily find all sorts of accurate information about our enemies. Check out this recent video about Iran's military: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqoiTzZYDEQ

I am writing this blog today after watching a 'documentary' on 9-11 the other day. I thought that it's well worth remembering. Some of the footage of the collapse of the twin towers was mind blowing and I don't recall ever seeing it before. But after a while I had to switch channels. Why? Because some of the people interviewed were recanting stories of how they or others were called out for being Muslim while they were running for safety after the attack. Is that the message that  we should be sending to millions of people (many of whom were too young to even know what happened) who were watching this 'documentary' on the anniversary of 9-11?

If in fact some racist comments were made in the heat of the worst terrorist attack ever committed on US soil, I'm sorry. But that should not have been the focus on that TV special at all. What was not mentioned  was that nightmare was perpetrated by Muslim terrorists in their fight to dominate the world. Can you see how the narrative sprung from day one of this attack, was to defend Islam and Muslims? President Bush at the time said that Islam represents peace and his prime concern seemed to protect his partners in oil, the Saudis as he covertly snuck them out of the country even while there was an air traffic ban at the time.

So I'm here to tell you that we still need to focus our attention to the millions of radical Muslims both in and outside of our own borders. Nope, climate change is not the world's biggest threat. Please keep your eyes on the ball. We need to be vigilant for the sake of our grand children. 

What a learning opportunity lost (again)!

Was Trump Wrong to Suggest That AOC & her Buddies Should Leave?

If your were black and some racist member of Congress publicly stated that blacks are corrupt, powerful elitists who attempt to control the world and especially the US government and only care about themselves and money, surely there would be a united front condemning such behaviour. 

I don’t think anyone would object if anyone would demand that that congressperson be dismissed, charged and deported (if they came from another country). 

But as we have seen on multiple occasions, AOC and her gang of anti-American, antisemitic, anti-white, anti-male, anti-Christian friends (Ilhan Omar, Tlaib and others) have all been guilty of all of the adjectives I just listed including silencing dissent, voting for socialism, open borders, throw Israel to the wolves and many other dangerous and insane economic and security policies. And for the most part they have so far successfully gotten away with it. 

In particular the despicable things that have come out of Omar’s mouth would certainly cause me to chant ‘Send her back’. If someone wants me and people like me (Jews, people who support Israel and Trump) dead, then why wouldn’t I want her out of my country?

I agree with the president 100% on his political incorrect comment: Send her back. Does it sound like some of the comments made by many extreme leftists (like AOC et all) or right wing bigots? 

Maybe superficially. As we all know, president Trump has been called a racist and worse, every day of his presidency. Perhaps some of his comments and/or tweets were not presidential and one might even condemn some of his comments as possibly racist. But on this issue he is 100% correct.

When these congresswomen spewed nasty antisemitic comments in public, the mainstream media (MSM), the Democratic party and others for the most part were silent. When pushed by the American people to condemn their remarks, the party leaders refused. Again the MSM were quiet. But when the president called these women out for their antisemitism he is the racist.

I thank G-d that my neighbour to the south has a president who has the courage to call out antisemitism when he sees it. I can’t wait for the day when my Leftist, dangerous, nutcase PM in Canada is finally ousted and is replaced by someone with some smarts, wisdom and courage to take back our country. Dare I say someone  ‘Trumplike’ ?

Is Trump's ME 'peace plan' a Waste of Time?

I love Trump but that said, he and his administration are not that different from all previous US administrations in their limited understanding of Muslims. Especially those in the Middle East. Abbas like all previous PLO leaders before him (that was meant as a joke as there was only one - Arafat) do not want peace. Like all dictatorships they thrive when their people suffer.

            Jared Kushner excited about his ME economic plan

Although I can't blame the Trump team (Kushner et al) for trying but I do find it frustrating to think that after decades of dealing with the worlds greatest enemy (Islam - no offence for those wonderful Muslims who sadly comprise a small minority) we still haven't figured that out. I of course recognize that I am not privy to the details of the now infamous 'plan' nor do I know the rational for it. I do appreciate one thing though. Their attempt to buy the arabs. Perhaps the one thing they like more than killing Jews is money. That said, we have been throwing tons of money at them for decades. Billions of dollars a year that is from the US, Europe, Iran, the Gulf States and practically every Western country in the world including of course my very left leaning country (currently that is), Canada. Has it worked? Has this money helped resolve any issues or has it been used by the terrorist dictatorships like the PA, PLO and Hamas to line their pockets and to finance terror? So even this ploy won't work. 

 Sure it's nice to read about the Saudis, Bahrain and a few others coming to the table and supporting the plan including possibly footing the bill. But despite me agreeing with most Muslim states that this exercise is a big waste of time (probably the only time I've agreed with them on anything) I feel it's dangerous and the wrong approach. Why are we always rewarding bad behaviour? We shouldn't negotiate with terrorists. It never works out in the end. Abbas and his administration along with Hamas should be treated as the criminals they are and should be put in prison. Instead of giving criminal terrorists tons of money in the hopes to appease them, we should defund them immediately. 

I'm sure you've been in this situation before; A poor guy on the street who amongst other things is an alcoholic, begs for money with a sign that says I'm hungry. If you give him some money, do you really thing he'll buy food with it or do you think he'll buy booze? This situation is no different except for the dangerous consequence it purports. 

President Trump has proven that he is a tough negotiator at all levels. I would have hoped that he'd remain so with Abbas who is no less a criminal than his predecessor Arafat was. I think that Trump has been influenced by his somewhat naive son in law on this and hopefully after it becomes obvious that it in fact was a complete waste of time and effort, Trump will use another approach. A big stick comes to mind.