Last June, at the prompting of Moshe Ronen of the Canadian Jewish Congress, Parliament voted unanimously to ban Ernst Zundel from the precincts of Parliament. That would include even the Senate and the Parliamentary Library. Zundel couldn't even visit his own MP at his Parliamentary office. This draconian ban seemed necessary to the censorship-minded MPs because Zundel was scheduled to hold a press conference in the Charles Lynch Room run by the Parliamentary Press Gallery. Since the Parliamentary Press Gallery refused to ban Zundel and since the Charles Lynch Room was within the parliamentary precincts, the ban succeeded where other forms of arm-twisting had failed.
Government tries to grab control of the Internet.
Bernard Klatt proved to be a man knowledgeable in his field, and answered the questions, some of them utterly confusing and technically complicated to my artist's mind, with simplicity and precision. I wish I had a mind like that. I can one more time appreciate the value of experts. His cross-examination by the Human Rights Commission prosecuting attorney can only be described as grueling and exhaustive. At the end of the week's proceedings Bernard Klatt was still under cross-examination and has to return to the witness stand on December 7, '98 to continue his testimony.