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Howard Rotberg

Howard Rotberg is a Canadian author and publisher. He is the author of The Second Catastrophe: A Novel about a Book and its Author and Exploring Vancouverism: The Political Culture of Canada’s Lotus Land. His latest book, Tolerism: The Ideology Revealed, about the overemphasis on being tolerant as opposed to upholding liberal freedoms, individual human rights and justice. He has written for Frontpage Magazine, Pajamas Media, Scragged.com, the Vancouver Sun, the Waterloo Region Record, Freedom Press Canada Journal, and Canada Free Press and is the founding publisher of Mantua Books.

Most Recent Articles by Howard Rotberg:



Tolerism of Refugees' Rape Culture

In my recent book, Tolerism: The Ideology Revealed (Mantua Books, Second Edition), I write about how, for a variety of reasons, Western elites have come up with the bizarre ideology that their highest value is tolerance, even when those being tolerated are themselves intolerant illiberals who, if given power, would surely end all tolerance and most liberty.
- Sunday, October 11, 2015

The mis-use of words in the war against the Jews

The main front in the War against the Jews is, of course, in Israel. Notwithstanding that the Jews have more claim, right and entitlement to their lands than any North American or South American regime and various European and Asian countries, words and symbols have been enlisted to override the complex historical and legal arguments. The Israelis supposedly are “occupiers”. One Canadian leftist politician even told an interviewer that the Occupation started in 1948! (The word “occupation” is based on the argument that Israel alone among the nations of the world cannot keep land won in a defensive war against genocidal enemies, which is being held pending peace talks which Israel has always agreed would determine “secure and recognized” borders.)
- Wednesday, June 1, 2011

The Failure to tell Right from Wrong: The Possible Collapse of Western Civilization

I am convinced that Western liberal democratic civilization will fall, not because of conquest from outside it, but because its citizenry has ceased understanding right from wrong. Cultural and moral relativism, political correctness and moral equivalency are the signs that our intellectual elites, in universities and media, predominantly, are confused over the most elementary questions of right versus wrong.
- Friday, March 25, 2011

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