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Supporting Zionists and Christian-Front Traitors Media of war criminal and  Zionist’s Terrorist former Prime Minister of war criminal Israeli regime  BENJAMIN NETANYAHU

Supporting Global and Mail of Zionist’s Terrorist former Prime Minister of war criminal Israeli regime  BENJAMIN NETANYAHU What is Global and Mail ? Bell Globemedia is a dynamic multi-media company, comprised of Canada? premier media groups: CTV Inc., Canada? number-one private broadcaster; The Globe and Mail, the leading daily national newspaper; and Bell Globemedia Interactive, which operates the leading Canadian-owned family of Web sites.  With its powerful combination of assets, Bell Globemedia reaches 26 million Canadians each week, representing 85 per cent of the population who connect with Canada? most-watched news, business, sports and entertainment content.  Bell Globemedia? diverse collection of media brands create an environment where different Canadian voices support each other, without compromising each other? strength. For example, TSN and Report on Business Television leverage their authoritative and expert content to CTV for its local newscasts, to The Globe and Mail for enhanced perspective, and to Bell Globemedia Interactive for their leading Web sites. Bell Globemedia also owns RDS, the world? first french-language sports channel, which complements TSN and CTV? sports-related properties.    With stations, news bureaus and offices in all of Canada? major cities, Bell Globemedia employees are connected to local communities, ensuring that what interests Canadians ?locally, nationally and internationally ?makes it to the screen, into print and onto the Internet. More than $285-million over seven years has been allocated for the creation of new programming and support for organizations, educational institutions and associations in our industry.  Bell Globemedia is owned by BCE Inc. (70.1%), The Thomson Corporation (20%) and The Woodbridge Company Limited (9.9%).  CTV Inc. is Canada's pre-eminent broadcast communications company with conventional television operations across Canada and a leading position in the specialty television sector. CTV owns one of Canada's best-known and popular brands, with conventional broadcasting signals reaching 99 per cent of English-speaking Canadians. Through some of CTV's owned and operated television stations across the country and affiliation agreements with four stations, CTV offers a wide range of quality news, sports, information and entertainment programming. CTV Inc. also owns six CBC affiliate stations along with ASN, a satellite television service in the Maritimes. In April 2001, CTV acquired CFCF Montreal and CKY Winnipeg.        Holdings include: CTV Newsnet, Canada's 24-hour headline news channel; talktv, a new all-talk specialty channel; The Comedy Network, Canada's first 24-hour network dedicated to comedy; TSN, the highest-rated Canadian specialty channel; RDS, the world's first 24-hour French-language all-sports channel; the award-winning Discovery Channel; ROBTv, Canada's all-business news network; and the Outdoor Life Network, Canada's adventure destination for outdoor enthusiasts. A minority interest in Viewer's Choice Canada is also held. In Fall 2001, CTV launched six new digital specialty channels: WTSN, CTV Travel, Animal Planet, Discovery Civilization, ESPN Classic Canada and the NHL Network. CTV also owns interests in production houses and music publishers, including Dome Productions, Exploration Production Inc., Exploration Distribution Inc., Agincourt Productions Inc. and CTV Music. CTV is developing new ways to deliver its award-winning content. Through Bell Globemedia Interactive, a sister division, CTV's content is available on some of the top brands in interactive television including: ctv.ca, tsn.ca, rds.ca and exn.ca.  CTV Inc. is owned by Bell Globemedia, Canada's premier multi-media company, which owns the country's strongest media brands - CTV, Canada's leading private broadcaster; The Globe and Mail, Canada's National Newspaper, and Bell Globemedia Interactive, the largest suite of Canadian-owned Web sites. Headquartered in Scarborough, it is owned by BCE Inc. (70.1%), The Thomson Corporation (20%) and The Woodbridge Company Limited (9.9%). More information about Bell Globemedia may be found at the Web site www.bellglobemedia.com. ATV Halifax, CJCH 2885 Robie Street, Halifax, NS B3K 5Z4  Tel: 902.453.4000  Fax: 902.454.3302  ATV Sydney/Cape Breton, CJCB 1283 George Street, Sydney, NS B1P 1N7  Tel: 902.562.5511  Fax: 902.562.9714  ATV Moncton, CKCW 191 Halifax Street,  Moncton, NB E1C 9R7  Tel: 506.857.2600  Fax: 506.857.2617     ATV Saint John, CKLT 75 Prince William Street,  Suite 420  Saint John, NB E2L 2B2  Tel: 506.658.1010  Fax: 506.658.1208  ASN, Atlantic Satellite Network  2885 Robie Street, Halifax, NS B3K 5Z4  Tel: 902.453.4000 Fax: 902.454.3302     Central     CFCF Montreal 405 Ogilvy Ave.,  Montreal, QC H3N 1M4 Tel: 514.273.6311 Fax: 514.276.9399  CJOH Ottawa  1500 Merivale Road, Nepean, ON K2E 6Z5  Tel: 613.224.1313  Fax: 613.274.4215  CFTO Toronto  9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000  Fax: 416.332.6314     CKCO Kitchener/London  864 King Street West,  Kitchener, ON N2G 4E9  Tel: 519.578.1313 Fax: 519.743.8857  MCTV Sudbury, CICI/CKNC  699 Frood Road, Sudbury, ON P3C 5A3  Tel: 705.674.8301  Fax: 705.671.2444  MCTV Timmins, CITO/CFCL  681 Pine Street North, Timmins, ON P4N 7G3  Tel: 705.264.4211  Fax: 705.264.3622     MCTV North Bay, CKNY/CHNB  245 Oak Street East,  North Bay, ON P1B 8P8  Tel: 705.476.3111  Fax: 705.495.0922  MCTV Sault Ste. Marie, CHBX/CJIC 119 East Street, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 5M2 Tel: 705.759.8232 Fax: 705.759.7783     West     CKY Winnipeg, CKY Building Polo Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba  R3G 0L7 Tel: 204.788.3300 Fax: 204.788.3399  CFQC Saskatoon  216 First Avenue North,  Saskatoon, SK S7K 3W3  Tel: 306.665.8600  Fax: 306.665.0450  CKCK Regina  Hwy. #1 East,  Regina, SK S4P 3E5  Tel: 306.569.2000  Fax: 306.522.0090     CIPA/CKBI Prince Albert  22 - 10th Street West,  Prince Albert, SK S6V 3A5  Tel: 306.922.6066  Fax: 306.763.3041  CICC/CKOS Yorkton  95 East Broadway, Yorkton, SK S3N 0L1  Tel: 306.786.8400 Fax: 306.782.7212  CFCN Calgary 80 Patina Rise SW, Calgary, AB T3H 2W4  Tel: 403.240.5600  Fax: 403.240.5759     CFCN Lethbridge 640 - 13 Street North, Lethbridge, AB T1H 2S8  Tel: 403.329.3644 Fax: 403.317.2420  CFRN Edmonton 18520 Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, AB T5S 1A8  Tel: 780.483.3311 Fax: 780.484.4426  BC CTV, CIVT 750 Burrard Street, Suite 300, Vancouver, B.C.  V6Z 1X5  Tel: 604.608.2868 Fax: 604.608.2698     Specialty and Pay Channels     Animal Planet 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.4230  CTV Newsnet 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.7400 Fax: 416.291.5337  CTV Travel 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.4230     Discovery Channel 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.4230  Discovery Civilization 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.4230  ESPN Classic Canada 9 Channel Nine Court Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.7657     Outdoor Life Network 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.5640 Fax: 416.332.5624  RDS 1755, boulevard Ren?L?esque Est Bureau 300 Montr?l, QC H2K 4P6 Tel : 514.599.2244 Fax : 514.599.2299  talktv 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.6049 Fax: 416.332.6041     The Comedy Network 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5  Tel: 416.332.5300 Fax: 416.332.5301  NHL Network 9 Channel Nine Court Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.4675  TSN 9 Channel Nine Court,  Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.7656     WTSN 9 Channel Nine Court Scarborough, ON M1S 4B5 Tel: 416.332.5000 Fax: 416.332.7539  Viewer's Choice Canada 181 Bay St., Box 787 Suite 100 Toronto, ON M5J 2T3 Tel: 416.956.2010 Fax: 416.956.2018  Canal ?asion Inc. 1205 Papineau Street  Suite 350 Montreal, PQ H2K 4R2 Tel: 514.590.0050 Fax: 514.590.0146     Report on Business Television (ROBTv) 720 King Street West, 10th Floor Toronto, ON M5V 2T3 Tel: 416.957.8100 Fax: 416.957.8181  Notice : Zionist’s Murder BENJAMIN NETANYAHU! is became so-called Author of book called “Fighting Terrorism” which should be written by Zionist-Mossad  writers than Zionist’s Terrorist BENJAMIN NETANYAHU! in this speech or essay Zionist’s Terrorist BENJAMIN NETANYAHU talking about Terrorism!  The speech he couldn't give Violent protesters at Concordia University in Montreal prevented former Israeli prime minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU from addressing students on Monday. This is what he planned to say By BENJAMIN NETANYAHU  Wednesday, September 11, 2002 – Print Edition, Page A13  I have come here to voice what I believe is an urgently needed reminder: that the war on terror can be won with clarity and courage or lost with confusion and vacillation. International terrorism depends on the support of sovereign states, and fighting it demands that these regimes be either deterred or dismantled. In one clear sentence, President George W. Bush expressed this principle in his historic speech a year ago: "No distinction will be made between the terrorists and the regimes that harbour them." Such strategic clarity was applied with devastating effect to the Taliban regime in Afghanistan that supported al-Qaeda terrorism. But that is only the first step in dismantling the global terrorist network. The other terrorist regimes must now be rapidly dealt with in similar fashion. Israel has not experienced a terrorist attack like the one the world witnessed on that horrific day last September. That unprecedented act of barbarism will never be forgotten. But, in the past two years, Israel's six million citizens have buried more than 600 victims of terror -- a per capita toll equivalent to more than half a dozen September 11ths. This daily, hourly carnage is also unprecedented in terrorism's bloody history. Yet, at the very moment when support for Israel's war against terror should be stronger than ever, my nation is asked by many to stop fighting. Though we are assured by friends that we have the right to defend ourselves, we are effectively asked not to exercise that right. But our friends should have no illusions. With or without international support, the government of Israel must fight not only to defend its people, restore a dangerously eroded deterrence and secure the Jewish state, but also to ensure that the free world wins the war against terror in this pivotal arena in the heart of the Middle East. Instead of praising Israel for seeking to minimize civilian casualties through careful and deliberate action, most of the world's governments shamelessly condemn it. For many months, many of these governments have rightly supported the war against Afghan terror. Yet their patience for the war against Palestinian terror ran out quickly. The explanations that are offered for this double standard are not convincing. First, it is said that war on Palestinian terror is different because a political process exists that can restore security and advance peace. This is not so. There can never be a political solution for terror. The grievance of terrorists can never be redressed through diplomacy. That will only encourage more terror. Yasser Arafat's terrorist regime must be toppled, not courted. The Oslo agreements are dead. Yasser Arafat killed them. He tore them to shreds and soaked them in Jewish blood by violating every one of its provisions, including the two core commitments he made at Oslo: to recognize the state of Israel and to permanently renounce terrorism. With such a regime and such failure of leadership, no political process is possible. In fact, a political process can only begin when this terrorist regime is dismantled. Second, it is said that waging war on Palestinian terror will destabilize the region and cripple the imminent war against Saddam Hussein. This concern is also misplaced. Clearly, the urgent need to topple Saddam is paramount. The commitment of America and Britain to dismantle his terrorist dictatorship before it obtains nuclear weapons deserves the unconditional support of all sane governments. But contrary to conventional wisdom, what has destabilized the region is not Israeli action against Palestinian terror, but rather the constant pressure exerted on Israel to show restraint. It is precisely the exceptional restraint shown by Israel that has unwittingly emboldened its enemies and inadvertently increased the threat of a wider conflict. I must also tell you that the charge that Israel, of all countries, is hindering the war against Saddam is woefully unjust. For my country has done more than any other to make victory over him possible. Twenty-one years ago, prime minister Menachem Begin sent the Israeli air force on a predawn raid hundreds of miles away on one of the most dangerous military missions in our nation's history. When our pilots returned, we had successfully destroyed Saddam's atomic bomb factory and crippled his capacity to build nuclear weapons. Israel was safer -- and so was the world. But rather than thanking us for safeguarding freedom, the entire world condemned us. Ten years later, when American troops expelled Iraqi forces in the gulf war, then secretary of defence Richard Cheney expressed a debt of gratitude to Israel for the bold and determined action a decade earlier that had made victory possible. That is why there is no alternative to winning this war without delay. No part of the terrorist network can be left intact. For if not fully eradicated, like the most malignant cancer, it will regroup and attack again with even greater ferocity. Only by dismantling the entire network will we be assured of victory. But to assure that this evil does not re-emerge a decade or two from now, we must not merely uproot terror, but also plant the seeds of freedom. Because only under tyranny can a diseased totalitarian mindset be widely cultivated. This totalitarian mindset, which is essential for terrorists to suspend the normal rules that govern a man's conscience and prevent him from committing these grisly acts, does not breed in a climate of democracy and freedom. The open debate and plurality of ideas that buttress all genuine democracies and the respect for human rights and the sanctity of life that are the shared values of all free societies are a permanent antidote to the poison that the sponsors of terror seek to inject into the minds of their recruits. That is why it is also imperative that, once the terrorist regimes in the Middle East are swept away, the free world must begin to build democracy in their place. We simply can no longer afford to allow this region to remain cloistered by a fanatic militancy. We must let the winds of freedom and independence finally penetrate the one region in the world that clings to unreformed tyranny.  Benjamin Netanyahu, prime minister of Israel from 1996 to 1999, is the author of Fighting Terrorism: How Democracies Can Defeat Domestic and International Terrorism. This article is adapted from a text provided by Mr. Netanyahu.