According to former Toronto Star editor and Ryerson professor John Miller, we’ll be in the grip of terror later in February:
Here is an extended quote from his rant to show that I’m not taking this out of context one bit:
“Makes you wonder when was the last time a group of ideological warriors went north to train in the backwoods and plot to storm Parliament, blow up the CBC, seize the airwaves and spread terror across the land. Oh yeah, the Toronto 18 did that. Didn’t police arrest the lot of them and call them the gravest threat to our democracy?
“I think a weekend with Ezra and friends could be something just like that.
“The only thing that sets them apart from the Muslim extremists is that Sun Media will be charging you admission.”
Sorry, we’re not planning to storm Parliament. Maybe we’ll talk about writing some letters to our MPs. We’re not planning to blow up the CBC. We just want to privatize it. And we don’t believe in spreading terror across the land. In fact, we support our Canadian troops in the war against terror, and don’t want that little terrorist Omar Khadr let back in from Guantanamo Bay.
Miller ended by saying “the only thing” that makes us different from those terrorists is that we charge admission.
What a disgusting man.
Why did he liken me, my fellow Sun personalities and Sun readers to terrorists? For one reason only: We’re conservative, and we refuse to go along with him and the rest of the consensus media.
The fact that someone as vile as Miller has held senior posts at journalism schools and the largest newspaper in Canada is not surprising. Because both the Star and every j-school in the country believe in a uniform, official left-wing view.
They believe in every type of diversity — racial, sexual, ethnic — except for intellectual diversity.
