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24 |Friday May 5, 2017| Editorials
Noam Chomsky: Trumps Threat to Human
Civilization Is More Immediate Than We Realize
By Jacob Sugarman
On Tuesday, Donald Trump
signed an executive order
eectively dismantling [3]
the Obama administrations
climate protections and
policies, specically its Clean
Power Plan targeting carbon
emissions from major power
plants. Environmental groups
warn that the United States
would cede leadership [4]
on global climate change
initiatives and that the damage
inicted by the order could
prove irreversible [5].
For Noam Chomsky, this
is but one of the ways in
which Trumps presidency
poses an existential threat
to human civilization. In a
wide-ranging interview with
Truthout [6], the renowned
political scientist expounds
on everything from the
radicalism of the Republican
Party to our troubling
brinkmanship with Russia
to the accelerated decline of
American empire. Here are a
few of the highlights.
On Americas rising
fascism
The policies being
formulated and enacted are
drawn from the playbook
of the most reactionary
fringe of the Republican
establishment. The abject
service to private wealth
and power is accompanied
with an authoritarian and
fundamentalist program
to transform US society.
The project is driven by the
Bannon-Sessions vision of
a society devoted to Judeo-
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Christian roots and white
supremacy, eliminating such
pernicious and threatening
nonsense as arts and
humanities, upholding the
Betsy DeVos doctrine that
public education has to be
dismantled, while if science
conicts with religion,
then too bad for science.
Meanwhile, we are to wave
a mailed st at the world
while cowering behind
walls and rebuilding the
depleted military that is
the most powerful force in
human history, dwarng any
collection of competitors. All
of this resonates with at least
parts of a society that has
long been the safest and most
terried in the world.
On Pax Americana,
such as it is
Trumps position on nuclear
weapons is unclear, but many
of his comments have been
worrisome, in particular his
dismissal of the New START
treaty on mutual Russia-US
reduction of nuclear weapons
as a bad deal for the US,
in a phone call with Putin.
The treaty is a good deal not
only for the US but for the
world, even though partial.
And it would be bad news
indeed if Trump chooses not
to renew it. In general, on
nuclear programs he seems to
have kept so far to Obamas
dangerous modernization
program. And being on
top of the pack on nuclear
weapons means little, since
even a small number would be
enough to destroy everything.
... As for Pax Americana, it
has hardly been much of a
Pax. It is not coming to an
end, but it is continuing to
decline, just as American
power has declined since its
peak at the end of World War
II.
On Bernie Sanders
and the possibility of
a brighter future
The success of the Sanders
campaign was quite
remarkable, a sharp break
from political history. For
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bought. But here was someone
who was scarcely known,
who had virtually no support
from the wealthy or corporate
sector and was dismissed
by the media, and even used
the scare word socialism.
He would very likely
have won the Democratic
nomination had it not been
for the shenanigans of the
Obama-Clinton clique that
dominates the party -- and
that has almost ruined it at
US High School Cancels
Canada Trip Over Fears
Students Might Not Be Let
Back In
Kentlake high school postpones trip to
protect undocumented students.
By Ashifa Kassam
The Guardian May 3, 2017
A high school band in
Washington state has canceled
a longstanding eld trip to
Canada over concerns that
some of its students may be
barred from re-entering the
United States.
For 18 years, the school
band from Kentlake high
school has crossed the border
to take part in the Victoria
Day parade in British
Columbia. The Seattle-
based school board decided
last week to cancel the trip
in order to protect students
who may be undocumented,
said Chris Loftis, a district
spokesperson.
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provide no justication
for that stance. There have
been many gains over past
years thanks to struggles
undertaken under far harsher
conditions than those of today.
These gains provide us with
a legacy that oers a great
many opportunities to avoid
the worst, and to move on to a
much better future.
You cant go on a eld trip
with 100 kids and come
back with 99, Loftis told
the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation.
Reaction to the decision has
been mixed, he said. Theres
some folks who feel that this
is overreacting. Theres some
folks who say no, this is a
civil rights issue. Others say
no, this is an overreaction
to some confusing language
from the White House and
this will all blow over.
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BOOKS
Confronting the
Great Mass
Addiction of Our Era
This examination of todays tech-zombie
epidemic is worth putting your phone
down for at least for a while.
By Fatima Bhutto / The Guardian April 28, 2017
Are you addicted to
technology? Im certainly
not. In my rst sitting reading
Adam Alters Irresistible,
an investigation into why
we cant stop scrolling and
clicking and surng online,
I only paused to check my
phone four times. Because
someone might have emailed
me. Or texted me. One time I
stopped to download an app
Alter mentioned (research)
and the nal time I had to
check the shares on my play
brokerage app, Best Brokers
(lets call this one business).
Half the developed world
is addicted to something, and
Alter, a professor at New York
University, informs us that,
increasingly, that something
isnt drugs or alcohol, but
behaviour. Recent studies
suggest the most compulsive
behaviour we engage in has
to do with cyber connectivity;
40% of us have some sort of
internet-based addiction
whether its checking your
email (on average workers
check it 36 times an hour),
mindlessly scrolling through
other peoples breakfasts on
Instagram or gambling online.
Facebook was fun three
years ago, Alter warns.
Now its addictive. This
tech zombie epidemic is not
entirely our fault. Technology
US High School Cancels Canada Trip Over Fears Students
Might Not Be Let Back In
issues, a school board ocial
called US Customs and
Border Protection to clarify
what Loftis described as
the sometimes confusing
messaging emerging
from Donald Trumps
administration.
The board which ranks
among the most diverse in the
US, with students who hail
from more than 100 countries
and speak more than 135
languages was told that
any student lacking adequate
documentation of legal US
residency would have a very
high chance of being detained
at the border, Loftis told the
Seattle Times.
Editorials
is designed to hook us, and to
keep us locked in a refresh/
reload cycle so that we dont
miss any news, cat memes
or status updates from our
friends. Tristan Harris, a
design ethicist (whatever
that is) tells the author that its
not a question of willpower
when there are a thousand
people on the other side of the
screen whose job it is to break
down the self-regulation you
have. After all, Steve Jobs
gave the world the iPad, but
made very sure his kids never
got near one. Brain patterns
of heroin users just after a
hit and World of Warcraft
addicts starting up a new
game are nearly identical. The
tech innovators behind our
favourite products and apps
understood that they were
oering us endless portals to
addiction. Were the only ones
late to the party.
Addiction isnt inherent
or genetic incertain people,
as was previously thought.
Rather, it is largely a
function of environment and
circumstance. Everyone is
vulnerable; were all just a
product or substance away
from an uncomfortable
attachment of some kind.
And the internet, Alter writes,
with its unpredictable but
continuous loop of positive
The response was to cancel
all international eld trips,
including the band trip to
Victoria and a forthcoming
exchange trip to Osaka, Japan.
The decision was not taken
lightly, said Karen DeBruler,
the school board president,
given the months of planning
and fundraising that went into
the trips.
But things are changing
on a very unprecedented
basis, she said. And allowing
some students to go would
mean that those held back
would be exposed as being
undocumented, she added.
Across the border, the
organisation handling the
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feedback, simulation
of connectivity
and culture of
comparison, is ripe
for abuse.
For one thing, its
impossible to avoid;
a recovering alcoholic
can re-enter the
slipstream of his life
with more ease than
someone addicted
to online gaming
the alcoholic can
avoid bars while the
gaming addict still often you pick up and look at your phone, estimates that the
has to use a computer average smartphone user spends two to three hours on his
at work, to stay in or her mobile daily.
touch with family, I downloaded Moment (the research I mentioned earlier)
to be included in his and uninstalled it after it informed me that, by noon, I had
micro-society.
already ddled away an hour of my time on the phone.
Secondly, Though the age of mobile tech has only just begun, Alter
its bottomless.
believes that signs point to a crisis. In 2000, Microsoft
Everything is Canada found that our average attention span was 12
possible in the
seconds long. By 2013, it was eight seconds long. Goldsh,
ideology of the by comparison, can go nine seconds. Our ability to
internet need a
empathise, a slow-burning skill that requires immediate
car in the middle of feedback on how our actions aect others, suers the
the night? Here you more we disconnect from real-life interaction in favour of
go. Want to borrow
virtual interfacing. Recent studies found that this decline in
a strangers dog to compassion was more pronounced among young girls. One
play with for an hour,
in three teenage girls say their peers are cruel online (only
with no long-term one in 11 boys agree).
responsibility for the Sure, communication technology has its positives. Its
animal? Sure, theres ecient and cheap, and has the ability to teach creatively,
an app for that. Want
raise money for worldwide philanthropic causes and to
to send someone disseminate news under and over the reach of censors, but
a message and see
the corrosive culture of online celebrity, fake news and
when it reaches their trolling must have a downside, too namely that we cant
phone, when they
seem to get away from it
read it and whether There is a tinge of rst world problems in Irresistible.
they like it? Even
World of Warcraft support groups; a product Alter
BlackBerry could do writes about called Realism (a plastic frame resembling
that. a screenless smartphone, which you can hold to temper
Thirdly, its your raging internet addiction, but cant actually use); a
immersive and even spike in girl gaming addicts fuelled by Kim Kardashians
worse, its mobile.
Hollywood app its dicult to see why these things should
You can carry your elicit much sympathy while one in 10 people worldwide still
addiction around with lack access to clean drinking water. This very western focus
you. Everywhere.
on desire and goal orientation is one that eastern thinkers
You dont need to be might consider a wrong view of the world and its material
locked in an airless
attachments, but Alters pop-scientic approach still makes
room or unemployed for an entertaining break away from ones phone.
in order to spend
hours online.
Irresistible is published by Bodley Head.
Moment, an app Fatima Bhutto is an author and journalist.
designed to track how
registration for the Victoria - -
Day parade noted that several
other high school bands from
Washington and Oregon are
still planning to attend. A
group from the University of
Washington is also expected
to join in the festivities.
In a statement, US Customs
and Border Protection East York
noted that there had been 37
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laws: In accordance with the
Immigration and Nationality
Act, all travellers seeking to
enter the United States must
prove to the inspecting ocer
Canvarco Rd.
416-423-5884
that they are legally entitled to
enter the United States.
26 |Friday May 5, 2017| Arts Review
MUNSCHTIME!
Arts REVIEW
Review
By James Karas
OF YPT
THEATRE REVIEW
PRODUCTION
Young Peoples Theatre has come up with the inspired idea of staging
some of Robert Munschs childrens stories for youngsters from 4 to 8
years of age. Stephen Colella and YPTs Artistic Director Allen MacInnis
have adapted ve stories to be acted by three actors. Cheri Maracle, Dov
Mickelson and Lisa Nasson play the various roles in the stories.
The stage has a minimal set and everything depends on the story-telling
and representation of the actors. We see Pigs, the story of the young
Megan who is told to feed the pigs but not to let them out. Of course, she
does and the pigs which she considers dumb and ugly, invade her world.
The story has its charm, its humour and the underlying lesson. The
children in the audience had settled down and all of them seemed to be
watching a familiar story acted out. The charm and the lesson were there
but there was not a lot of laughs being generated.
Murmel, Murmel, Murmel tells the story of little Robin who nds a
baby in the hole of her sandbox. She goes around trying to give it to
someone to take care of it but nobody wants the baby. It seems to be no
good to anyone until she meets a truck driver who has lots of trucks but
no baby. He takes the baby and gives Robin his truck. Charming.
Love You Forever is a very moving story about maternal love from
the birth of her son, through growing up, old age, death and the next
generation. The love that the mother feels for her child permeates the
story through all of lifes changes until her death and the beginning of
the next generation as her son hugs his own child and begins to love him
forever. A wonderful story.
A Promise is a Promise is about monsters who live under the ice. A child
promises to go shing in the lake but disobeys and goes shing under
the ice on the sea in Canadas north. She starts shing in the cracks in
the sea. She is grabbed by the monsters and pulled under the ice. She is
eventually saved, of course, through parental wisdom and intervention.
Too Much Stu! is about the child that has just that and wants to bring
it with her on the plane. She stus her backpack with toys against her
parents advice with the inevitable results.
Maracle, Mickeslon and Nasson go through quick role and costume
changes in front of an audience that seemed to know the stories. I felt
that the children in the audience were primed for laughter and there was
very little in the performances to make them laugh.
For many children this may well have been the rst or one of the rst
times in the theatre and kudos to YPT for choosing familiar stories to
introduce the future generation of theatrephiles to the great art.
______
Munschtime adapted by Stephen Colella and Allen MacInnis from
the stories by Robert Munsch and directed by Herbie Barnes continues
until May 14, 2017 at the Young Peoples Theatre, 165 Front Street
East, Toronto, Ontario. 416 862-2222. www.youngpeoplestheatre.ca
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OPERA REVIEW
LOUIS RIEL
REVIEW OF
2017 CANADIAN
OPERA
COMPANY
PRODUCTION
In 1966 composer Harry Somers with librettists Mavor Moore and Jacques
Languirand undertook the task of writing an epic opera on Canadian themes in
a country not accustomed to epic stories or even native operas for that matter.
The result was Louis Riel which was rst produced in 1967 to celebrate Canadas
100th birthday. There have been a few productions of the opera since then but it
has not exactly joined the standard repertoire. The COC produced it in 1975 and
let it collect dust for about 41 years. Canadas 150th birthday seemed a good time
to bring it back.
Louis Riel is a sprawling work in seventeen scenes spread over about a dozen
locations and covering about sixteen years. The focus of the plot is the Metis
leader who was seen as a prophet, a warrior against Satan, a gifted leader of
Canadas indigenous people, a lunatic, a religious fanatic and a traitor who
was eventually executed as a criminal. The plot also deals with mendacious
politicians like Sir John A. Macdonald, the Catholic Church, racist Canadians
and the lot of Metis and First Nations Canadians.
Somers music is in turn dissonant, dramatic, lyrical and intense. Much of
the singing is declamatory, occasionally stentorian and at times very moving.
The beautiful lullaby Kuyas sung by Riels wife Marguerite (Canadian soprano
Simone Osborn) is poignantly expressive and gorgeously rendered.
The toughest role belongs to Riel and it is done superbly by baritone Russell
Braun. He has to portray the complex Riel from the religious zealot who thinks
he is called by God to do His work, to the teacher and family man who is tempted
to abandon politics, to the rebrand leader and in the end the person accused of
treason who must choose between the defense of insanity or justication for his
actions. That is a daunting array of facets that require vocal strength and tone and
Braun does it with assurance and panache.
Sir John A. (baritone James Westman) dressed in red tartan and Sir George-
tienne Cartier (tenor Jean-Philippe Fortier-Lazure), in blue tartan, are almost
comic as lying politicians. The Catholic Church is present through Bishop Tach
(bass Alain Coulombe) and Baptiste Lpin (tenor Taras Chmil).
The opera is sung in English, French, Michif and Cree with surtitles in all four
languages. I could not tell dierence between Michif, the language of the Metis
and Cree but the approach showed respect for both peoples.
There were moments when there was a great deal of dialogue moving quickly
and it was dicult to follow the surtitles and watch the action on stage.
Director Peter Hinton, Set Designer Michael Gianfranco and Costume
Designer made no attempt at giving us a realistic representations of the events.
The set consisted mostly three walls but at times the chorus was inserted in rows
of seats at the rear. The scenes in Ottawa, the church and Riels house made
appropriate changes to indicate the locale.
Johannes Debus conducted the COC Orchestra in an impressive performance of
the largely unfamiliar twists and turns of Somers music.
Louis Riel is remarkable by just being there. It is a Canadian opera, about a
major event in Canadian history, produced by Canadians with a Canadian cast.
But this is only the third time that the COC has staged it. First in 1967, then in
1975 and now in 2017. Those are very long coee breaks. Opera goers who are
used to repeated viewings and therefore familiarity with Mozart, Verdi, Puccini
and the rest do not get a chance to get to know this opera. The production was
greeted with mostly polite applause. If the opera was better known, the applause
would have been far more enthusiastic.
Can we get a reprise, a DVD, a broadcast on television, a new production in a
few years?
Lets hope that we will get a more timely exposure to the opera than it took for
the revival of Louis Riel. He was executed in 1885 for treason but in 2016 his
portrait was placed in the legislature building in Winnipeg and he is recognized
as the founder of the province of Manitoba!
_________
Louis Riel by Harry Somers with a libretto by Mavor Moore with Jacques
Languirand opened on April 20 and will be performed seven times until May 13,
2017 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, 145 Queen Street West,
Toronto, Ontario. Tel: 416-363-6671. www.coc.ca
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XL-Jazz, a group of singers and
Community XL-JAZZ
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instrumentalists, scored a triumphal
presentation of The History of Greek
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By Athina Tagidou
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Centre last Sunday. The program covered
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the 19th century and earlier up to the
music of Greeces great classical
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composers Manos Chadzidakis and Mikis
Artist Fotini Mitsiopoulos Theodorakis.
They performed songs from almost all
SONG AT corners of Greece and gave a taste of the
rich vocal heritage of the Greek islands
POLYMENAKIO and the mainland. The program began
with a sampler of traditional folk songs
and went on to the cantades or serenades
of the Ionian Islands and Athens.
They covered drinking songs, operetta,
revue, and songs from Smyrna. The
performed a good number of rebetika.
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a sub-culture, the songs of the underworld,
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Fotini Mitsiopoulos, Greek- most signicant cultural achievements
Canadian artist from Thessaloniki of Greece. The snobs of Athens who
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did not want to be associated with such
imputations, got the archontorebetika,
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Georges Greek Grill Now Open in Mississauga organizers, and said that it was one
of the best concerts that he had seen.
On Saturday, April 29th the grand opening of a new Greek restaurant in James Karas, the President of the Pan-
central Mississauga took place. George and Rozana Felekides, owner Macedonian Association, said this was an
operators of Georges Greek Grill have ocially opened serving tasty, extraordinary event. Nikiforos Lambiris,
healthy, fresh Greek food; the very best in Greek take-out cuisine. the President of Thessalon was thrilled and
With over 30 years in the corporate world, George decided to follow his suggested that we do this type of concert
passion for cooking and open his own Greek place doing what he enjoys next year. Needless to say, the GCT
most. In a blue and white setting with Greek music in the background, President was there to promise a helping
the Georges Greek Grill menu oers a perfect selection of Greek dishes hand in organizing and hosting any future
which include something for both meat lovers and vegetarians. The initiative of such kind.
traditional Greek tzatziki and eggplant dips along with spinach and cheese The Greek Communitys Polymenakio
pita, salads and avgolemono soup are all freshly prepared. For gluten- Cultural Centre was full to capacity and
free diners lettuce can replace the pita bread and all of the chicken is the audiences fervor increased with every
Halal. The chicken delight dinner with Georges special sauce is highly song. The last songs were by Chadzidakis
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