Jonathan Kay, National Post Dec. 22, 2011
"We live in a victim-ocracy. It's part of the politically correct era. Then someone announces they are going to build a
museum that officially tallies up the radical extremes of human victimhood - but in so doing will focus primarily on the
suffering of one group as a sort of model for all other forms of suffering. ...Somewhere down the line, taxpayers will
have to clean up this mess."
How costly to taxpayers are the crumbling foundations in a museum of junk science that Dr. Peter Jaffe's calls advocacy and
"research"?
Chris Selley, National Post · Feb. 10, 2012 "The time we spend debating these cinematic scenarios and
making implausible claims to moral purity might be better spent
discussing how to protect Canadian citizens against more
mundane violations of domestic and international law."
STEVEN CHASE AND STEPHANIE
CHAMBERS
Globe and Mail February 17, 2012: "...activity like this is the act of someone
who wants to hide from debate on the
real issue. Using the taxpayer-funded
resources of the [government] to avoid
accountability for actions and statements
is completely unacceptable..."
