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Canada's Noam Chomsky Announces Bid To Lead The New Democratic Party
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40:35Now PlayingOver the past twenty years, Canadian author and activist Yves Engler has been an outspoken critic of Western imperialism and Canada's tawdry role in advancing the interests of the Anglo-American empire.
His fierce criticisms of Canadian foreign policy have earned him the reputation of being 'Canada's Noam Chomsky'.
Engler regularly confronts elite politicians with uncomfortable facts.
In addition, his unapologetic denunciations of Zionism have resulted in countless attacks from pro-Israel groups. Recently, Engler was charged with criminal harassment by Montreal police because he condemned a fanatical Zionist online.
With baseless criminal charges pending against him, Engler just announced that he will seek the leadership of the New Democratic Party (NDP).
In Canada's recent federal election, the NDP ran on an unambitious platform and suffered a crushing defeat. The result prompted the NDP's former leader, Jagmeet Singh, to resign on election night.
Engler's ascension to the position of NDP leader would constitute an earthquake in Canadian politics. That's precisely why the establishment will do all that it can to stop him.
Dimitri Lascaris spoke with Engler about his reasons for deciding to run, and the challenges that his leadership campaign are likely to confront.
Engler's website can be found here
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