Category Archives: Jewish attitudes on free speech
Paul Fromm on the Demise of Free Speech in Canada
Paul Fromm, a pro-White activist who writes for his CAFE (Canadian Association for Free Expression) website, has an article on a recent ruling by the Canadian Supreme Court that once again indicates the power of the cultural left at the highest reaches of Western societies ”The Whatcott Decision – A Grim Day for Christians and Freedom [...]
David N. Meyers on Free Speech in Israel and America
Today’s L.A. Times has a stirring defense of academic freedom by David N. Myers (“In defense of academic freedom“). It looks like the Department of Politics and Government of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev is about to be shut down by the Likudniks. No surprise, given that the professors there have criticized the government, one professor going so [...]
California Assembly Attempts to Stifle Reasonable Debate on Israel and Jewish Power
First Amendment protection of speech liberals don’t like is under siege. Leading the charge is Prof. Jeremy Waldron, whose book was ably dismantled by Jared Taylor (“Why we should ban ‘Hate Speech’“; see also Anthony Hilton’s “‘Hate’ Laws” on Waldron’s earlier work). It’s clear that the entire focus of Waldron’s ire is the hurt feelings [...]
Mob Rule at the University of Wisconsin But Anti-Israel Protestors Convicted for Disrupting Speech
Yet another example of the intolerance of the left was enacted at the University of Wisconsin when a mob shut down a press conference put on by the Center for Equal Opportunity (“Studies Show Severe Racial Discrimination at University of Wisconsin,” by John Anderson, Youth for Western Civilization). This is a truly amazing example of [...]
Jews Debate With Jews — By Repression
Cecilie Surasky’s candidacy…as adjusted The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) is yet another in the seemingly endless procession of lavishly-funded “charities” devoted to promoting ethnic chauvinism amongst American Jews. Last year, saying it protects and enhances the well-being of Jews worldwide through the values of tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedakah (charity and social [...]
Facing the Future as a Minority
Was the Immigration Act of 1924 Illiberal?



