Jay Currie

the main reason I liked the report was that it started and ended with Alan Borovoy, the head of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association. The documentary showed historical footage of Borovoy being one of the founders of these human rights commissions; then it quoted him—more than anyone else was quoted, in fact—as being a very concerned critic of the commissions straying into censorship. He was set up as the neutral, father figure of the documentary—me, Lund and Awan were the partisans. Borovoy was the go-to man for analysis; he was “the expert”.

The fact that he—rather than a human rights commissioner—was set up as the arbiter of reason is quite dramatic, given how much of a free speecher Borovoy is. ezra levant

The HRCs are getting hammered. When the CBC runs a report in which Borovoy gets a look in it is pretty clear that the MSM is lining up with the speechers and rejecting the narrow claims of the censors.

This would have been unthinkable three months ago.

Free Dominion, Mark Steyn, Ezra Levant, Small Dead Animals, Keith Martin – and, yes, Marc Lemire – have, along with hundreds of us little people, begun to push back.

If the CPC could somehow grow a spine s. 13 could be toast by summer. To help with that growth, CPC dudes, you are not going to win any 416 seats…understand that and pay attention to the area codes where you might well win.