| National Post |
| By: Len Rudner |
Letter-writer Orest Slepokura observes that Winston Churchill himself was infected by phobic Zelayonism ( “a lurid obsession with Israeli villainy”). This may be true, but the arc of Churchill’s life gives hope to all those who suffer from this dread disease. Churchill overcame his Zelayonism, as well as a belief in racial purity and eugenics to become the greatest leader of the 20th century. Have courage, Mr. Slepokura; chronic Zelayonism can be cured. Len Rudner, regional director — Ontario, Canadian Jewish Congress, Toronto. |
This Day in CJC History
July 30, 1947
Winnipeg - Following CJC's efforts to have a resolution against racial discrimination passed by the National Convention of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, the Convention presented a resolution saying it opposed "religious and racial discrimination in all fields of municipal activities" and suggesting that "measures be taken... with the view of implementing this recommendation."
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