Name: Resolution of McMaster Encampment by Unusual Sources
Duration: 29 min 18 s
Description: Brendan speaks with McMaster Prof. Yaser Haddara, who has been involved in supporting the student divestment campaign. Haddara discusses the resolution reached with McMaster, and where things could go from here.

Author Yves Engler discusses a Canadian military mission near China. Despite government attempts to paint it as a UN mission, Engler dissects Canada's provocative operation in the region.

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UN never approved Canada's operation near China

Local activist Henry Evans-Tenbrinke was able to submit a resolution through the Hamilton and District Labour Council concerning sabre-rattling in the so-called "Indo-Pacific."

Henry tells us about the resolution, and why labour should become more involved in anti-war activity.

Read the resolution!

Resolution on the 'Indo-Pacific'

Brendan speaks with two Hamilton-area activists who attended the recent Feb. 19 "Rage Against the War Machine" rally in Washington, DC.

Report-Back from "Rage Against War Machine" rally

Report-Back on Feb. 19 "Rage Against the War Machine" Rally

Phil Taylor interviews Sid Ryan, who was to be the chair of the Toronto meeting for Dimitri Lascaris' lecture in Toronto. Ryan criticizes the UCC and other organizations which prevented Torontonians from hearing a call for a negotiated peace in Ukraine.

Ryan also decries the sending of endless arms and money to Ukraine, because Ukraine has virtually no chance of winning the war.

Dimitri wants Canadians to consider the large number of Ukrainians that have perished so far in the conflict and the many more who will do so if the war continues. Canadians should be grateful of the chance to hear Dimitri.

For his part, Phil Taylor describes the pro-war position of the Trudeau government as "tunnel vision." It can't seem to consider the view of Lascaris and the peace movement in Canada to change course and seek a negotiated end to the war.

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Sid Ryan: Dimitri Lascaris' fight for peace in Ukraine is also a fight for free speech in Canada.

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Sid Ryan: The Fight for Peace is a Fight for Free Speech

Pitasanna Shanmugathas, inspired by the writings of Noam Chomsky and Yves Engler, has created a six-part documentary on the inner workings of Canadian foreign policy. This includes how it served the old British Empire and evolved into a junior partner of the U.S., sharing in the crimes of empire and its profits.

In an interview with the Taylor Report he updates his findings with insights regarding the war in Ukraine, dirty tricks in Venezuela, and support of Israel's West Bank occupation.

Truth to the Powerless

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Eritrean-Canadians defend their community and the rights of all Canadians when menaced by violent attackers. The authorities who enable the self-described "disrupters" by nattering falsely about "clashes" and "eruptions" have been cancelling Eritrean events in Canada: exactly as planned by the so-called 'To the Death' Brigade.

This must be stopped by those who truly believe in equality under the law for everyone. Eritrean-Canadians are leading that fight.

Defend Eritrean Canadians and their rights from criminal attacks

Defend Eritrean Canadians and their rights

Right-wing Ukrainians made a nest in Parliament, and hatched a Nazi.

A Banderite Too Far...

Einstein argued in 1948 that Israel should align itself with the anti-colonial movements of the Arab people, but, to the contrary, the new state instead aligned itself with and served the old colonial powers. Nothing has changed, except the anti-colonial movement has won many victories and today the Palestinian cause of equality, independence, and sovereignty has wide popular support worldwide.

Israel laying siege to Gaza, calling Gazans "animals", will create a storm of support for Palestine. Diplomacy can solve the crisis, but it means taking the US out of the driver's seat, and following the UN charter.

Unipolar US backs Israel and blocks Palestine

Eitan Bronstein on the surprising and unfortunate relevance of his book "Nakba: The Struggle to Decolonize Israel," as the growing Israeli onslaught on Gaza unfolds before our eyes.

In light of his upcoming visit on October 23rd, Bronstein discusses the new and uncharted situation that is emerging for Israeli critics of the occupation, and the tragedy that his book tour has become so extremely timely.

The relevance of Nakba book launch

The relevance of the Nakba book launch

In Montreal 50,000 people marched in solidarity with Palestinians and were addressed by, among others, a vice-president of the CSN, a major trade union federation in Quebec. 

Yet, most English language media outside Quebec payed little or no mention of this remarkable event. Robin reminds us that there is a strong tradition in Quebec of support for anti-colonial movements.

Quebec's Popular Widespread Movement to Support Palestine

Brendan speaks with McMaster Prof. Yaser Haddara, who has been involved in supporting the student divestment campaign. Haddara discusses the resolution reached with McMaster, and where things could go from here.

Resolution of McMaster Encampment

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