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“Brian Lee Crowley, MLI’s managing director, told Heard on the Hill last week that his team experienced a range of reactions following the incident.
‘First, we were concerned about what this might mean for our staff, senior fellows, and members of the public who might be exposed
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One man drew a map of things no eye had ever seen. The buried country beneath England itself.
William Smith was a blacksmith's son from a small Oxfordshire village. His father died when he was 8. The village school taught him little, so he bought his own books and taught
@brianleecrowley @MoedIddo Just finished reading some comments on his feed. So much hate, it’s horrible stuff. Thanks for not caving. I’m a nobody so to speak lol, but I’d take my photo with him and proudly put it on here too. 🙂
Imitation is the greatest form of flattery
The @MLInstitute got some unwelcome news this spring, and it deserves to be read the right way.
As The Globe and Mail reported this week, an organization linked to a hostile foreign intelligence service cloned MLI’s entire
Bad news for the tiny handful of H@m@s sympathisers who tried to bully and intimidate me to take down the photo of me and @MoedIddo, Israel’s ambassador to Canada.
It didn’t work.
Thank you @brianleecrowley for the friendship and solidarity. It is an honour to be standing with you.