Canada's Unequivocal Campaign to Fight Racism and Discrimination

"The Jewish White Supremacist Summit hosted by Apartheid Canada PM, Justin Trudeau, was the brainchild of Irwin Cotler, the Grand Wizard of Zionism in this colony. Notice that he looks like a dick without mkeup, as he spews his bullshit."

"I have a motto: life is too short for shoe laces, or for entertaining Jewish White Supremacists with anything but a bullet to the head."

"You know all those loud mouthed bags of human feces, aka the Jewish White Spremaicists; when we liberate Palestine and they have to go back to where they come from they will return to being low-voiced bitches of their Christian/Secular White Supremacist Masters."

"If you want to understand the psychosis that is Zionism, examining Netanyahu or AIPAC will get you nowhere. You need to read about Holocaust Porn in Israel, to understand how an oppressed people not only emulate their oppressor, but also fetishize their oppressors and oppressing others." 

Laith Marouf, senior consultant, Community Media Advocacy Centre (CMAC)

"We condemn this unacceptable behaviour by an individual working in an organization dedicated to fighting racism and discrimination."

"Our position is clear -- antisemitism and any form of hate have no place in Canada. That is why I have asked Canadian Heritage to look closely at the situation involving disturbing comments made by the individual in question."

We will address this with the organization accordingly, as this clearly goes against our government's values."

Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Diversity, Inclusion, Canadian Heritage

Hillel Neuer

Meet Laith Marouf, one of Canada’s most vile antisemites. The  government gave him a $133,000 grant to build an “anti-racism strategy” for Canadian broadcasting. That’s like paying Jack the Ripper to run a women’s shelter. Top officials must take responsibility and resign.

 

Actually, the position is not at all clear. Ostensibly Canada prides itself on inclusion and diversity, but it was Heritage Canada under Minister Ahmed Hussen who signed a contract with the Community Media Advocacy Centre to "build an anti-racism strategy" for Canadian broadcasting. Canadian Heritage directed funding to enable the group to fulfill its contract, in the amount of $133,800 and the funds were placed in the capable, trustworthy hands of senior consultant Laith Marouf.

Who, at the time of the contract grant was fairly exuberant, confidently stating that CMAC under his direction is "excited to launch the "Building an Anti-Racism Strategy for Canadian Broadcasting: Conversation & Convergence Initiative". With, of course, funding support from Heritage Canada's anti-racism initiative in commitment to an anti-racism action program. 

Expressing gratitude to "Canadian Heritage for their partnership and trust imposed on me"; and that CMAC commits to "ensuring the successful and responsible execution of the project". With that ironclad guarantee of good fellowship and the embrace of commitment to fighting racism, what could conceivably go wrong?

Ah well, social media tells all in this new age of surprising revelations, unveiling the man behind the smile. All it took was the curiosity of a journalist who thought it might be a good idea to undertake a wee bit of an investigation, something that Heritage Canada with all its staff on assignment on other matters felt too inconsequential to bother with, before signing a contract with a group whose major contribution to fighting discrimination would have been pushing back against "Islamophobia".

The Irving Cotler that the contemptful Marouf referred to was of course, the internationally recognized human rights campaigner and a former Liberal Minister more recently appointed as Canada's special envoy on antisemitism. Marouf's venomous reference to "loud-mouthed bags of human feces", stated Mr. Cotler, was "beyond the pale", moving him to speak to officials in the Heritage department on combating racism.

Jonathan Kay

Oh hi @HonAhmedHussen. Please find enclosed four images that will help you with the investigative "probe" of government-paid anti-racism consultant Laith Marouf