Colin Alexander
Colin Alexander’s degrees include Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from Oxford. His latest book is Justice on Trial, Jordan Peterson’s book and others show we need to fix the broken justice system.
Most Recent Articles by Colin Alexander:
How Canadians Lost the Rule of Law
November 17, 2024
By default Jordan Peterson has won his ordeal process
Nowhere Near The Truth
July 21, 2024
This new book of memoirs promotes serial falsehoods
Canada’s National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 17, 2024
The gap is widening exponentially for the marginalized
Where was Canada’s Governor General on D-Day?
June 6, 2024
The lessons of history will always have their place
Trump’s Trial Defines Justice in Disrepute
June 5, 2024
Canada and the US both have a problem with rogue judges
The Great Canadian Hoax Exposed
May 28, 2024
Book Review – Colin Alexander - Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential
Educational bureaucracies, school boards and teachers’ unions uncompromisingly embrace wokeism, victimology and anti-capitalism
—Canada has to divert capital, and some of the 1.6 million workers engaged in construction, into the non-residential business investment that’s the lifeblood of a healthy and sustainable economy
Why does Canada’s open society embrace tribalism?
March 10, 2024
A Contrary View on Indigenous Policy:
How can Canadians trust biased judges on the appeal courts?
January 30, 2024
Canada’s Corrupt Justice System:
A recent decision forbids timely promotion of a book
December 19, 2023
Canada’s Broken Justice System:
I am a reasonable and informed outsider who is questioning Mr. Jones’s capacity for impartiality for the adjudication of this case—or even for timeliness
The Vulgarian Lampoon
July 23, 2023
In dishonour of Governor General Mary Simon Recipient of Canada’s Golden Fleece Award
Canada’s Apartheid Manifesto
July 9, 2023
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples' (UNDRIP) a death sentence for Indigenous youth
The Emergencies Act Report Threatens Life and Liberty
March 2, 2023
Rouleau followed the Chief Justice as Champion of the Overdog
In sum, regardless of what you think of the protest, Justice Rouleau’s Report illustrates, of itself, that Canada has a problem with government by the elite, for the elite and against the people
My problem is that identity politics enables many like Mary Simon to fill figurehead jobs, erroneously called executive, that require no real work.
Don’t even think of supporting a pro-life organization, one supporting gun-ownership or one promoting Alberta’s petroleum industry
Pope Francis sells his own good people down the river
July 14, 2022
The Papal Visit to Canada:
Truckers’ Protest: The Post Mortem
February 21, 2022
How are credibly fair prosecutions even possible?
Canada’s Officious Overreach
February 19, 2022
The land of class warfare, disorder and bad government
Where do the West’s interests really lie?
January 2, 2022
Another take on Ukraine
Around the world, notably in Asia, there are many templates for enabling Third World societies for the high-tech economy while retaining cultural identity
Huawei is an International Threat
June 2, 2020
But the Meng Wanzhou Case is the Wrong Battle
The Myth of Canada’s Indigenous Garden of Eden
May 22, 2020
With Canada’s Indigenous underclass doubling every 20 years, the despair of ethnicity-based marginalization in perpetuity is unconscionable. And the cost to taxpayers is unsustainable
Kangaroo Court Convicts Canada’s Fact-finder Senator
February 7, 2020
Cultural Genocide Hoax Seduces the Gullible
Canada clearly needs a combined federal and province-backed, comprehensive inquiry to set change in motion
Trudeau’s government was already shabby before this scandal broke—all style and no substance. But even the harshest critics of the bumptious Trudeau could not have expected to be thinking now in terms of criminal corruption
The Shocking Conditions in Canada’s ‘Third World’
December 6, 2018
A new book takes on the shocking conditions in Canada’s 'Third World'
Aboriginals need help that works
February 16, 2018
Legislation doesn't do it