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    "A Tale of Two Ghettoes" claims that cjc lobbied shoppers drug mart to remove Adbusters from shelves. This claim is false, says Bernie Farber, CEO, Canadian Jewish Congress. Farber: "we simply asked Canadians to voice their concerns with regard to Adbusters' anti-Semitic content"

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    "A Tale of Two Ghettoes" claims that cjc lobbied shoppers drug mart to remove Adbusters from shelves. This claim is false, says Bernie Farber, CEO, Canadian Jewish Congress. Farber: "we simply asked Canadians to voice their concerns with regard to Adbusters' anti-Semitic content"

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    "A Tale of Two Ghettoes" claims that cjc lobbied shoppers drug mart to remove Adbusters from shelves. This claim is false, says Bernie Farber, CEO, Canadian Jewish Congress. Farber: "we simply asked Canadians to voice their concerns with regard to Adbusters' anti-Semitic content"

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    Holocaust survivor angered by Gaza/Ghetto comparison

    National Post
    Thu Nov 4 2010
    Page: A17
    Section: Letters
    Byline: Bernie M. Farber
    Source: National Post

    Kalle Lasn's central claim in "A Tale of Two Ghettoes" is that Canadian Jewish Congress "successfully
    lobbied senior management at Shoppers Drug Mart" into removing Adbusters from its shelves.

    This claim is false. Canadian Jewish Congress learned of Shoppers Drug Mart's decision by reading it in this
    newspaper. In fact, our op-ed (Selling Anti-Semitism in the Book Stores, Oct. 22) stated "Should it be forced off
    the shelves? We aren't asking for that." Rather, we simply asked Canadians to voice their concerns with regard
    to Adbusters' anti-Semitic content. Had we known that Adbusters completely lacks basic journalistic ethics and
    practices, we would have asked Canadians to voice this concern as well.

    Bernie M. Farber, CEO, Canadian Jewish Congress, Toronto.

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