Sun TV (aka Fox North): No Goths; only vandals

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onApr 25, 2011 @ 07:25 PDT

Full disclosure: I have not actually spent any time watching the new Sun TV channel, which promised in its debut last week to bring Fox News-style partisanship to the Canadian airwaves. But one of my favourite provocateurs sent me the Youtube link below to a skit in which Ethical Oil author Ezra Levant belligerently prunes a tiny cedar as an insult to โ€œSaint Suzukiโ€ and a Koran-burning-style assault on the sanctity of Earthย Day.

Seriously. Mr. Tough Guy canโ€™t even start his ownย chainsaw.

Regrettably, I have been unable to confirm the rumour that, for his next demonstration of manโ€™s dominion over nature, Levant is going to buy a really pretty ficus – and not water it.

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