Archive for category: Journalism

Ryerson journalism blacklist    (2021.03.10)

Vizmin and/or transgender malcontents paying good money to learn how to rat out their bosses, i.e., RyeHigh journalism students, have published an 8,100-word manifesto denouncing their own faculty. Since they signed their names, the manifesto provides a convenient career-long blacklist. Do not hire these persons

Dalton Camp Award 2018    (2018.08.01)

Take a wild guess which essay did not win Friends of Canadian Broadcasting’s annual award

Two smartest young men    (2017.12.28)

James Bridle (still, despite bitching about “white nationalism” and “violent religious ideologies”), but also Tim Pool [now with update: in a dream, I asked Tim Pool out on a date]

Adam Curtis: “So what?”    (2017.12.20)

Adam Curtis: “And they may be racist. But so what?”

“Difficult to argue against”    (2017.12.09)

David Macfarlane, 1996: “So this guy shows up and he was exactly the Voice. He was smart, he was charming, very tough-minded, difficult to argue against, cruel in his right-wing views – and profane”

Not Evan Balgord    (2017.07.13)

Left-wing journalist Evan Balgord threatened to write “a guide to reporting on the anti-Islam/anti-Muslim movement in Canada,” so I wrote it for him

Lunch with (Jian Ghomeshi)    (2017.06.16)

Nobody likes a journalist who writes down exactly what happens, and calls people (for) what they are

Questionnaire for left-wing hacks    (2017.06.04)

“If the subject of your coverage died, was ruined, was destroyed, or was wiped off the face of the earth, would your coverage have done its job?”

Feral hacks: Canadian journalism’s bloodlust    (2017.04.03)

Toronto journalists are a political faction that seeks to crush, destroy, and eliminate its enemies