A Scene from the Annual March of the Living

Juxtapose this with the 'Ahmadinejad Show' in Geneva yesterday.

"Our presence here today is a symbol of the victory of humanity against evil," Israeli deputy prime minister Silvan Shalom said in a speech to the 8,000 participants.

The annual March of the Living, held since 1988, was overshadowed this year by comments made by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who described Israel as "totally racist" at a UN anti-racism conference in Geneva.

Ahmadinejad has previously called for Israel to be wiped off the face of the Earth and described the Holocaust as a "myth".

According to the organizers, about half of the roughly 8,000 people who participated in this year's commemorative march in southern Poland between the death camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau were not Jewish.

Photo Credit: Janek Skarzynski, AFP/Getty Images, via the Regina Leader-Post

Campus Harrassment Adviser Exposed as Progressive Hypocrite?

So ... he just thought that this picture was ... what ... funny?

From The Telegraph (U.K.) blog by Damian Thompson --

I bet that, when Collingwood took his pious-sounding advisory position, he imagined that it would involve sticking up for minorities whose "struggles" he approved of. But now he finds that accusations of racism can be flung at the Left as well as by them. What confusing times these are for multiculturalists!

So he's a "member of York University's Council who acts as a "harassment adviser" to students," eh? Sounds like somebody is in need of some good old-fashioned new-age sensitivity training. Otherwise, I wonder how he's going to "advise" the Council to deal with this one. Hmm.