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It seems that Michael Bueckert and I have very different definitions of justice, peace and anti-Palestinian racism. I wish that Avi Benlolo was wrong in his claim that the Palestinian Authority and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees are “inculcating generations of Palestinian children to be venerated as ‘martyrs’ for mass murders.” But he isn’t.
Similarly, Itamar Marcus, founder and director of Palestinian Media Watch, last August issued a 79-page report titled “which examined Fatah’s Waed magazine for young Palestinian children and found a “decades-long pattern of the PA’s promotion and glorification of terror and indoctrination of adults and children to seek Martyrdom for ‘Palestine,’ while denying Israel’s right to exist and anticipating a world without Israel.
Productivity is falling towards zero while government expenditures balloon. And we are on an insane, decades-long merry-go-round, throwing more and more money at health care while getting progressively worse performance from the system. The cost of government must be sharply curtailed. In health care in particular, dramatic change is needed immediately. A much greater role must be found for the private sector. Nothing less will serve Canadians.
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