Recently, with major elections soon taking place, the B'nai Brith of Canada, the sister organization of American "hate-watch" group the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), launched a defamatory broadside against the People's Party of Canada (PPC), that nation's brand-new populist alternative to the more establishment-friendly Conservative Party of Canada. Based on blog posts written nearly 20 years ago, B'nai Brith, a pro-Israel but otherwise far-left organization, accused top PPC adviser Martin Masse of being everything from a "racist" and a "sexist" to a "homophobe" and "anti-Semite." Instead of yielding to pressure, Masse and the PPC fired back, claiming that the attack was completely meritless and that the Conservatives were actually likely involved.  In a tough election year against Justin Trudeau's Liberals, and with outspoken PPC founder Maxime "Mad Max" Bernier increasingly...(Read Full Article)