I was born and raised in and around Vancouver B.C., and have been a journalist since 1993. I've won several awards for investigative reporting and column writing, and now specialize in Middle East politics, Canadian politics, anti-Arab/anti-Muslim media propaganda, and language. For seven years I wrote a political column for the bi-weekly Arabic/English Canadian Arab News, and am published in whatreallyhappened.com, mediamonitors.net, the Middle East Times and Tehran Times and other publications. I am also a freelance editor and the author of The Host and the Parasite—How Israel's Fifth Column Consumed America, an analysis how agents of Israel came to control U.S. Middle East policy, and Exploding Middle East Myths—15 Years of Fighting Zionist Propaganda. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Russian Studies and a Master’s degree in Political Science from the University of British Columbia.
This story is true; the facts have been fabricated to keep the false flag flying
For decades, pretentious wonks have declared that we live in “The Information Age,” as if information were a commodity unique to our time. Inanity aside, the claim is patently false,…
FIFA’s anti-racism dictatorship a greater threat to football than ‘racism’
In June, Israel will host the European Under-21 football championship, and in doing so will formally debunk the myth that FIFA gives a toss about fighting “racism.” In fact, it…
Israel’s proconsul to Canada faces political defeat and a future on the fascist dungheap
Though it’s been said, it bears repeating: Stephen Harper owes his political existence not to talent or popularity, but to the political exhaustion and enfeeblement of the opposition Liberal Party.…
Oscar Preview 2013—Part 2: The Leni
LANCE BOYLE: “Good evening, and welcome to Part 2 of WTFN’s pre-Oscar special presentation from our West Coast Studios in Los Angeles. I’m Lance Boyle and back with me is…
Oscar Preview 2013 Part 1: Moralizing and myth
(The set of “The Cutting Room” in WTFN’s West Coast studio. Theme music starts up, and a high camera pans down to show a man and a woman seated in…
With leaders like Netanyahu, Israel doesn’t need enemies
In 1949, Israel lied to gain membership in the United Nations, but by the skillful use of blackmail, murder, bribery and Holocaust® guilt it has been able to inhibit the “civilized”…
Mutual admiration society lets tyrants indulge the illusion of political stability
“When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.” Thomas Jefferson Behind all the arrogance and smugness, Canada’s Stephen Harper is…
Half measures, pandering and posturing are the best enemies a fascist could have
“The doctrine that the cure for the evils of democracy is more democracy is like saying that the cure of crime is more crime.” H.L. Mencken, American journalist Stephen Harper’s…
FIFA-fo-fum: I hear the din of the racism drum
For fans of European football, July is pretty much downtime until mid- to late-August when the UEFA, German, Spanish and other supercups officially conclude the previous season. After the excitement…
Is this Canada’s last summer?
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Spanish philosopher George Santayana The best way to illustrate the assault of democratic totalitarianism on Canada is by way…
The price of victory is our damned nation
De•mo•cra•cy— n. a system of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral…
Activists who talk like zionists continue to betray Palestine
For some time now, I have been trying to get in touch with Ali Abunimah to ask him to explain his denunciation of Gilad Atzmon. I am used to Palestinian…
Broadbent’s broadside hints at short shelf life for a Mulcair-led Opposition
UPDATED WITH RESULT Soon, the New Democratic Party will have a new leader. Whether it will have any meaningful political future is another matter. I’ve already shown that a Thomas…
WTFN—Oscar Preview 2012
(THE SCENE: WTFN’s annual Oscar show. Host Lance Boyle and critic Miriam Kale are in their usual high-backed upholstered chairs amid the predictable movie posters and Oscar bric-a-brac. The floor…
Facebook attack on my Mulcair essay lacks, er… honesty and sophistication
Politics is supposed to be “the art of the possible,” the means by which a citizenry debates and discusses the best way to govern itself. This art presupposes a free…
Will Canada’s social-democratic party be able to prevent a leadership coup?
On March 24, Canada’s New Democratic Party will do more than elect a new leader; it will face a test of character. As it stands, the NDP is the only…
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