It is an imperfect comparison. But there are some striking similarities. But Arday and Ramadan belong in the same category - the protected DEI love children of universities.
Paul, you were effectively fired for calling Hamas Nazis, which was factually correct. If you need any more evidence of this, are you aware of the Arabic bookshop in London (I think its name is the Aafaq Bookstore) which featured Hitler's Mein Kampf in its window? The cover has Hitler giving the Nazi salute. It turns out that the bookshop itself were the publishers of this translation. The Nazi-Brotherhood connection of course goes back to the 1920s, but this is a contemporary manifestation. Here's a link to one story about it: https://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-detail-of-mein-kampf-london-story.html British author Howard Jacobson has also written a recent piece on this.
Ramadan lies about genocide; Arday lied about... pretty much everything as I understand it? The problem is that the first set of lies is fashionable lately, and the second set being revealed led to the man's suicide.
The love of my life committed suicide 9 years, 1 month and a few days ago. I don't have much good to say about it other than that Ramadan and his ilk are welcome to experiment.
I find it very difficult to believe that such an individual as Ramadan could post such vitriole and be almost lauded by an educational institution. Obviously doing nothing indicates the institution approves of his comments and values. I think western countries will eventually end up at war, if not already, with their own governments and such institutions who refuse to hear the majority and insist on granting privilege only to special interest groups and others defined under DEI or critical race theory.
Paul, you were effectively fired for calling Hamas Nazis, which was factually correct. If you need any more evidence of this, are you aware of the Arabic bookshop in London (I think its name is the Aafaq Bookstore) which featured Hitler's Mein Kampf in its window? The cover has Hitler giving the Nazi salute. It turns out that the bookshop itself were the publishers of this translation. The Nazi-Brotherhood connection of course goes back to the 1920s, but this is a contemporary manifestation. Here's a link to one story about it: https://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-detail-of-mein-kampf-london-story.html British author Howard Jacobson has also written a recent piece on this.
I read about this. The issue is really that the position if Wael Ramadan is the position of the leadership of the U of Guelph and Humber.
Ramadan lies about genocide; Arday lied about... pretty much everything as I understand it? The problem is that the first set of lies is fashionable lately, and the second set being revealed led to the man's suicide.
The love of my life committed suicide 9 years, 1 month and a few days ago. I don't have much good to say about it other than that Ramadan and his ilk are welcome to experiment.
I find it very difficult to believe that such an individual as Ramadan could post such vitriole and be almost lauded by an educational institution. Obviously doing nothing indicates the institution approves of his comments and values. I think western countries will eventually end up at war, if not already, with their own governments and such institutions who refuse to hear the majority and insist on granting privilege only to special interest groups and others defined under DEI or critical race theory.