Is writing for Jihad Watch now a fireable offense?
The freedom of speech is under severe attack all over the world, and the controversy that has erupted in Canada over Christine Douglass-Williams, a board member with the Canadian Race Relations Foundation, writing for Jihad Watch, is ongoing. The Canadian Press reported: “With concerns about the post circulating among her fellow board members, it came to the attention of Heritage Minister Melanie Joly, whose department is responsible for the foundation.” So I sent this letter to Joly (you will not be at all surprised to learn that I have not received any reply):
Honorable Minister Joly:
I am writing in support of Christine Douglass-Williams, a member of
the Canadian Race Relations Foundation, who I understand has come under
scrutiny for writing for my web publication, Jihad Watch.
The Canadian Press has identified as questionable one specific piece
that Ms. Douglass-Williams published at Jihad Watch (among other
places), in which she refers to deceptive Islamic supremacists. However,
neither the Canadian Press nor anyone else has offered any evidence for
why what Ms. Douglass-Williams wrote was wrong or hateful.
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