CLC had chance to prove its odious anti-Palestinian role over

Tonight’s Canadian Labour Congress NDP leadership forum excluded the most outspoken candidate on Canadian complicity in Israel’s crimes. Considering the federation’s anti-Palestinian history, it’s no surprise. The CLC excluded me from the NDP Leadership Forum because I’ve yet to submit to the NDP’s anti-democratic ‘vetting’ process that has repeatedly blocked critics of Israel. My campaign... Continue Reading →

Why my candidacy upends NDP leadership race

An upcoming event encapsulates why my candidacy upends the NDP leadership race. The talk raises essential, if controversial, ideas while displaying what could be described as important ‘establishment’ credentials. Next Monday I will be speaking with Alain Denault. Author of a dozen books, Denault came to prominence with a battle over his 2008 book Noir... Continue Reading →

Can the ‘vetting’ of NDP candidates be made democratic?

Canadian media and politicians have been highly critical of Iranian governance. Few believe it’s democratic even though the country holds elections in which tens of millions participate. The reason, in part, is how candidates are vetted. A Canadian foreign affairs minister once labelled Iranian elections “effectively meaningless” because only “regime-friendly candidates” are allowed to run.... Continue Reading →

CBC finally exposes scandal of tax deductions for genocide

Incredibly, Canada’s most significant contribution to Palestinian dispossession is called “charity” and deemed worthy of deductions from tax owing. So, the Fifth Estate exposing the subsidized groups assisting the Israeli military and illegal settlements is important.   Yesterday the CBC Fifth Estate released a 42-minute documentary “Investigating charities getting tax breaks for funding Palestinian displacement”.... Continue Reading →

Our promise is fighting for public good, not a better capitalism

The free trade Canadian capitalists weren’t disrupted by social justice activists. Instead, it was the US Commerce Secretary questioning their preferred economic model. But we should be proposing a more fundamental break from billionaire producing, ecologically damaging, capitalism. On Wednesday US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told a BMO organized summit: “free trade not coming back.”... Continue Reading →

Mainstream smears mean the system fears your ideas

A rightist columnist just labeled me “repellent” while a left establishment commentator publicly proclaimed, “fuck Yves Engler”. Canada’s ideological apparatus is whipped into a frenzy over my multilayered challenge of Canadian foreign policy and my NDP leadership campaign’s activist anti-capitalism. On Friday, the ever reliable Israel-no-matter-what supporter Rosie Dimanno labeled me “the repellent Yves Engler”.... Continue Reading →

Some in NDP don’t want grassroots to question capitalism

Some in the NDP are once again up to their undemocratic shenanigans. A committee of three-party insiders is angling to suppress a campaign with a thousand volunteers proposing an eco-socialist alternative to our wealth-concentrating economic system. On Monday the NDP Chief Electoral Officer released a statement to the National Post and Toronto Star accusing me of lying. Éric Hébert-Daly stated, “It has... Continue Reading →

NDP 2026, a blueprint for a generation

The NDP needs to rekindle the anti-capitalist thinking and activist energy that spurred its creation. That logic has shaped my campaign’s recently released platform. In July 1933 the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) met in Regina for its first national convention. About 130 delegates approved what became known as the Regina Manifesto. It said, “genuine international... Continue Reading →

Israel lobby Kneecaps Carney

A rookie Liberal MP defied the law and his government in service of a state committing a live streamed holocaust. Because it was on behalf of Israel it will likely pass with little uproar. A week ago, Toronto MP Vince Gasparro released an unusual video in which he announced that the anti-genocide Irish rap group... Continue Reading →

$1 billion for homeless, $120 billion for subs

Resistance to militarism is growing. Hopefully it can restrain Mark Carney’s extremism. In recent days we’ve seen messages from the Council of Canadians, Toronto District Labour Council and other established left groups questioning militarism. One of the five demands of the Draw the Line coalition that brought out tens of thousands Saturday was “End the... Continue Reading →

Powered by WordPress.com.

Up ↑

Verified by MonsterInsights