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Hard to believe, but I’ve been doing this web site thing - not a blog! - for about 25 years, now. I’m a dinosaur, pretty much. But, prior to their extinction-level end, even dinosaurs evolved. So, I’m evolving. Twenty-five years ago, this web site seriously looked like a 14th Century wood cut (it often read like one, too). My brother said it needed to change. He was the one who conceived the one-eye Warren branding thing at top right, which I’ve kept. It stayed like that for

Canada is the worst. And, within Canada, Toronto is the worst. Statista describes itself as a global data and business intelligence platform. Based in Germany, it is an award-winning company that aggregates data and statistics from thousands of sources, and it annually produces more than a million statistical analyses on 80,000 different topics. For 2025, Statista reported, the worst country in the world for violent antisemitic attacks was Canada. Canada had 6,800 such attack

Did he lie? Politicians fib all the time, unfortunately. Some of them, like Donald Trump, lie a lot and get away with it. They’re mostly forgiven. But some lies, some falsehoods, some untruths - some misstatements, to use the Nixonesque phrasing - aren’t forgivable. They’re lies about big and important things. Voters remember those. So, did Mark Carney lie about the Gordie Howe International Bridge fiasco? Sure looks like it. Sure seems that way. When the sordid details seep

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People asking me about pre-playoffs mayoral polling. Here's some useful facts, Toronto folks. • In 2014, John Tory was way behind Olivia Chow in July - nine points, in a Forum poll. Chow still lost. • In 2010, in the same time period, George Smitherman was ahead of Rob Ford. Ford won, Smitherman lost. • In 2003, around now, David Miller was in fourth place. He won the election. • It’s the pre-season. The playoffs are coming. The numbers are going to change. • But one thing th

So, Justin Trudeau. See that? Say his name, and lots of people get upset. Happens every time. I saw the former Prime Minister this week in Ottawa - or at least I think I did. I was passing through the capital and decided to stop in at my favourite Chinese place for lunch. Place was packed. Long wait. No time to wait. So I decided to make use of the washroom before hitting the road again. As I did so, I passed a table where a fellow - who looked very much like Justin Trudeau

… And why you should too, the audio version. Right here.

The best daughter in the world and some (now) old guy, behind my parents' place and beside the Bow River in Calgary, almost 30 years ago. Tonight, she is having her engagement party!

The purpose of propaganda, Aldous Huxley once said, is to make one set of people forget that another set of people are human. That has been Hamas’ purpose, as well - aided and abetted by Iran, China, Russia, Qatar and a ghastly array of antisemitic NGOs, charities and non-profits throughout Western democracy. To demonize, isolate and ultimately erase the Jewish state. At the same time, the propaganda campaign’s goal has been to persuade the gullible that Jews are fascistic,

When I was in Reykjavik I got up in the middle of the night and this what I saw: Iceland's offering of proof that God exists, everywhere/everyone else notwithstanding. It's big. Maybe I'll sell it. Dunno.

Half the Democratic Party look antisemitic. The Republican Vice President sounds antisemitic. Things like that don't happen by fluke. In my book The Hidden Hand, I argue it is a direct consequence of a global propaganda campaign to isolate and delegitimize the Jewish homeland and Jews themselves. More coming in my Postmedia column this weekend.

“You had one job.” In mainstream culture, the first known use of the phrase happened 25 years ago, in a remake of the comedy heist film Ocean’s Eleven. The character played by Don Cheadle and his team of robbers set off some explosives to open a big safe. The door pops open, and a delighted Cheadle dances into the vault. As he does so, an alarm goes off. Says an irritated Cheadle to his colleagues: “You tossers! You had one job to do!” That, or “you had one job,” entered the

Use your thumb for the clouds, my Mom said. It was the pandemic. My life had blown up, I was living with two labs in an old farmhouse on an island, and nobody was allowed to go near anyone else. I didn’t have another book in me. My band couldn’t get together to play. I had given up writing for newspapers. So, I decided to paint again. An ex hadn’t let me put my art up on the walls, so I stopped painting. But now the ex was gone. So I dug out some paint and brushes and sat dow

Lee and me in London, December 2025 I met Lee G. Hill in the first week I was at St. Bonaventure Junior High School in Calgary. That was 50 years ago. We became friends right away - along with Dan Nearing and Pierre Schenk and Pat O'Heran and Bill Corcoran and others - because we liked a lot of the same things. Beatles, movies, counterculture stuff. We were misfits, I guess. We started something called the Non-Conformist News Agency, which we used as vehicle to satirize every

I've been writing about racism and bigotry for 40 years. I've written half a dozen books and hundreds of speeches and columns about the subject. I've been lucky enough to win awards for my work. So, when a white man accuses minorities of being "barbaric," my opinion is that he is a racist and a bigot. And he should never be allowed to hold public office. #topoli

Front page, as it were, in the Times of Israel! Quote: "Shortly after the Hamas atrocities of October 7, 2023, Warren Kinsella began noticing what he considered the fingerprints of a professional propaganda campaign. A Canadian political strategist who has worked for decades in war rooms advising prime ministers and political campaigns in Canada, the United States and Israel, Kinsella makes that case in his new book, “The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antis

Our Prime Ministerial frequent flyer was on the road again, this week. One wonders if he leafed through Dr. Martin Luther King’s first book on the plane. There’s a memorable passage in it: “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting is really cooperating with it.” As such, the places Mark Carney visits are interesting. At the NATO Summit, Mark Carney spent time with Turkey’s President, Recep