In the Israeli military there is a popular expression. They say the soldiers of the world's most moral army, as they call themselves, care so much about humanity -- even Palestinian humanity -- that they are all crying while they're shooting. I'm quite certain the same is true for Elias Rodriguez as he shot the Israeli diplomats.

On my recent trip to BC I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Brian Charlton & Stephen Harvey for their Labour Beat radio show. We had a wide-ranging and downright fascinating conversation. The first 40 minutes of this episode represents Part 1.

When I was in BC recently I was interviewed at some length by Cornelius Lundsgaard for Hornby Island Community Radio.

When all is lost, all that's left is our dreams.

Another powerful and timely remix to the latest song I've recorded, from Chet Gardiner.

While EuroVision was getting the headlines, FalastinVision was where you could find the most relevant music.

Some thoughts on the silent majority.

There is a mythology so many of us grew up with, that because of the experience of the Nazi holocaust, Jews were generally a more moral people, as a whole, and no state run almost entirely by Jews could possibly do something like genocide another people. This mythology was wrong, and Gaza is the evidence.