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	Michele Landsberg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michele Landsberg, OC, is an award-winning Canadian writer, social activist and feminist who wrote a major column for the Toronto Star newspaper.
		Landsberg has written three best-selling books: Women and Children First, Michele Landsberg's Guide to Children's Books, and "This is New York, Honey!" A Homage to Manhattan, with Love and Rage.
		Landsberg is married to UN Special Envoy Stephen Lewis.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michele_Landsberg (253 words)

	Feminazi Reporters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I have to say her ("MICHELE LANDSBERG") deluded mind is gone way over the edge as she has gone insane, while this is just eating at her, that she foams out nothing, but this hate she has for anyone wanting fairness and common sense in the courts or even with their children.
		Landsberg has deliberately neglected to reveal that feminists are a huge well-funded lobby group in Ottawa, whereas the so-called "fathers rights groups" are all volunteer effort by people who care about their families and about Justice.
		Landsberg is seeking to maintain an unjust and cruel status quo that benefits lawyers and feminists at the expense of children and families.
	www.fathers.ca /feminazi_reporters.htm (2302 words)

	about us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg is an award-winning columnist with The Toronto Star, the largest circulation daily in Canada.
		Michele is an activist in progressive causes as well as a journalist.
		She has served on the boards of a number of agencies and volunteer organizations for assaulted women, global feminism and the cause of peace in the Middle East.
	www.rabble.ca /about_us/bios.shtml?x=903 (151 words)

	It's Still Women And Children First: Michele Landsberg Takes A Look At The Disadvantaged In Canadian Society. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Landsberg: The disadvantaged children of Canada are mostly the children of single mothers.
		Landsberg: Certainly in Ontario I’ve been aware in the past five or six years of changes in court rules so that children, for example, may not testify in person in the court room.
		Landsberg: I don’t know whether it’s because I’ve become middle-aged— I’m 49 years old—or whether the world is really in a worse and worse state every year.
	aurora.icaap.org /archive/landsberg.html (3609 words)

	CAAWS
		Michele is a member of CWF's Council of Advisors and we are proud of our association with her.
		Michele is a role model for all women, helping us to understand issues and challenging us to work toward change.
		The Michele Landsberg Award will be awarded annually to a young woman in Canada (16-30 years of age) to recognize outstanding feminist work in media and or activism.
	www.caaws.ca /e/print_story.cfm?ID=361 (255 words)

	Untitled Document
		Special thanks to Michele Landsberg who has hit the floor running as she fulfilled her duties and attended many daily meetings in the first week of her term.
		Landsberg was elected head of the Women's College board of directors on Tuesday evening, following a recent announcement by the province that the hospital would regain its independence and become a centre specializing in women's health.
		Landsberg said her first step is to start her climb up a steep learning curve.
	www.owhn.on.ca /owhn/friends_of_wch.htm (913 words)

	Michele Landsberg's Guide to Children's Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg's Guide to Children's Books will be of greater interest and usefulness to adults relatively unfamiliar with children's literature, such as most parents and classroom teachers, than to children's librarians.
		Landsberg is critical of those lightweight, popular materials much in demand in junior libraries.
		Her own choices tend to fall into the category of tried and true golden oldies, although some recent titles are included, and there is a healthy representation of the Canadian presence in the children's book world.
	www.umanitoba.ca /cm/cmarchive/vol14no3/michelelandsbergs.html (196 words)

	Conspiracy theorists go mainstream (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Landsberg wrote about Canadian journalist Barrie Zwicker, who has produced a video entitled The Great Deception, which, according to Landsberg, "challenges the U.S. government’s account of what really happened on 9/11".
		Michele Landsberg concluded her column by saying, " And if you call him (Zwicker) a conspiracy theorist, call me one too, because I agree with Zwicker when he says, ‘I don’t know exactly what happened, but something smells very fishy.
		It is doubtful that Landsberg puts herself in the same category as those who advance other conspiracies.
	www.canadafreepress.com /2003/media051903.htm (595 words)

	Ron MacLean, Michele Landsberg, and the washington Sniper
		Ron MacLean, Michele Landsberg, and the washington Sniper
		About her own newspaper, Landsberg wrote: "Star readers may not be aware of the controversy, because the Star was almost alone among local newspapers in not fanning the flames of this painful incident".
		Landsberg pointed out that the bookstore’s position was attacked by the National Post, Now and The Varsity as well as some Jewish feminists.
	www.canadafreepress.com /2002/media102102.htm (737 words)

	Don Sellar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		If you believe that Michele Landsberg is somehow committing criminal acts, perhaps it would be worthwhile to contact the police.
		One gent e-mailed me: "Michele Landsberg (is) a screeching wild Banshee Feminazi, whose only goal in life is to promote `Misandry' and Vile Hate for fathers, men, and male children.
		Even if it is not criminal writing of Michelle Landsberg, it should be according to feminist reasoning like the new 2003 SOW Report published on the Federal Government's web site bashing men, fathers, and men's groups and male children.
	www.fathers.ca /don_sellar.htm (3284 words)

	The Michele Landsberg Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg, an award-winning columnist with The Toronto Star, the largest circulation daily in Canada retired from The Toronto Star in November 2003.
		In her years at The Star, she won two National Newspaper Awards, including the first one ever awarded for column-writing, and was among the top-read columnists.
		She wrote about feminist issues, media, women's health, politics, the environment, education, urban life and gardening - all with equal measures of passion, insight and humour.
	www.cdnwomen.org /landsberg/michele.html (203 words)

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		Michele Landsberg is the wife of Stephen Lewis (former leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party for years, in the '80s Canada's ambassador to the UN, then the U.N. Secretary General's Special Envoy for AIDS in Africa) and mother of Avi Lewis (host of the CBC's ultra-liberal talk show counterSpin Sunday).
		Principles, especially when they were waved by her in everybody's face to promote her left-wing causes, were a big part of Michel Landsberg's repertoire of rhetoric, but, like other radical feminists, she did not stick to them if it wasn't convenient.
		Perhaps Michele Landsberg feels as Hilary Clinton does, who once defended the state of the public education system by stating that under-educated people are much easier to govern.
	www.fathersforlife.org /news3.htm (4703 words)

	GE Food Alert Campaign Center - Headlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As you tuck the left-over turkey back in the fridge, columnist Landsberg asks readers to reflect on this: everybody eats.
		Because of this human propensity to eat and to care about what we eat, a funny thing happened this year to Monsanto, which Landsberg calls one of the world's most overweeningly arrogant transnational corporations, as it rushed to the bank.
		Landsberg goes on to say that now, several powerful American law firms have joined in a class action suit against Monsanto and other bio-tech companies, accusing them of trying to establish a global cartel in genetically modified (GM) seeds.
	www.gefoodalert.org /News/news.cfm?News_ID=1490 (752 words)

	Landsberg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Landsberg am Lech in Bavaria, Germany, capital of Landsberg district
		Landsberg in Oberschlesien, German name of Gorzów Śląski, Poland.
		The Kent H. Landsberg Company, a North American packaging and janitorial supply company.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Landsberg (205 words)

	Women's Issues 2001: The Backlash!
		Michele Landsberg: Breast-feeding a human right for mom, baby - Toronto Star.
		Michele Landsberg: "Family Values" is a myth of the suburban '50s - Toronto Star.
		Michele Landsberg: Rape crisis centre in B.C. endures assault - Toronto Star.
	www.backlash.com /content/gender/2001/01jan01/wdex0101.html (2177 words)

	Daimnation!: Michele Landsberg, genocide denier The
		Michele Landsberg, genocide denier The radical feminist and professional America-hater has a column in Sunday's Toronto Star called "U.S. lies shouldn't be leading us into battle again", which argues that the Yanks are making up all of their charges against Saddam Hussein.
		She says there are plenty of historical precedents for the Americans using lies to intervene in foreign conflicts, and some of the incidents she mentions (Chile, Gulf of Tonkin) are, shamefully true.
		She brings up the "incubator babies" incident from 1990, which was cooked up by a public-relations firm to convince Congress to authorize war with Iraq after it invaded Kuwait.
	www.damianpenny.com /archived/000586.html (761 words)

	TheStar.com - News/News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg's column appears in The Star each Saturday and Sunday.
		Michele, who has won two National Newspaper Awards, writes about feminist issues, media, women's health, environment, education, urban life and gardening -- all with equal measures of passion, insight and humour.
		Distribution, transmission or republication of any material from www.thestar.com is strictly prohibited without the prior written permission of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited.
	www.thestar.com /NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Render&c=Page&cid=968332188492&ce=Columnist&colid=969907619751 (73 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg STAR COLUMNIST TODAY MARKS A double Remembrance Day; it is also the two-month anniversary of the World Trade Center catastrophe, and no one can be sanguine about where we are headed.
		Just think if, instead, they had competed in pouring money into building schools, training agronomists and teachers, creating rural health services and increasing food production.
		-------------------------------------------------------------------- Michele Landsberg's column usually appears in The Star Saturday and Sunday.
	plover.net /~mcp/landsberg.txt (1007 words)

	Multimedia
		Michele Landsberg is an award-winning journalist, author and activist with a devoted and passionate commitment to equality.
		She has written extensively on social justice, equality and legal issues in her many years as columnist for the Toronto Star.
		Michele Landsberg will be introduced by Linda Silver Dranoff, the founding chair of the Feminist Legal Analysis Committee.
	www.softconference.com /oba/multimedia.aspx?code=01FLA0327T (91 words)

	CITW: Canadians & UN - Michele Landsberg: Working Stubbornly for Women's Rights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Michele Landsberg describes here how a team of Canadian women officials (and some men) have taken every opportunity to bring this issue into the centre of discussion and action at the United Nations.
		Michele Landsberg was a reporter on The Globe and Mail before becoming an editor for Chatelaine and then a columnist with the Toronto Star.
		Since 1984, she has lived in New York, where her husband Stephen Lewis is Canadian ambassador to the United Nations.
	www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca /culture/ciw-cdm/caun/Landsberg-en.asp (1101 words)

	Y-File
		Michele Landsberg, who has spent so much of her award-winning journalism career as a crusading feminist, urged future teachers to counter pervasive and "toxic" masculine stereotypes when educating boys.
		Why do we allow crude macho stereotypes to prevail without question when they are a travesty of maleness in a way we would not permit stereotypes of women as, say, blond bimbos?
		"The last thing we need to do is add more of this toxic brew of violence to the school environment," concluded Landsberg.
	www.yorku.ca /yfile/archive/index.asp?Article=6640 (487 words)

	9/11 Questions aren't Going Away, Michele Landsberg
		Below are two articles published in the Toronto Star by Michele Landsberg, together with Vision TV media critic Barrie Zwicker's response.
		Barrie Zwicker gazes calmly into the camera, hands clasped, voice clear and resonant, looking the quintessential Canadian progressive: a colourful knitted vest over an open-collared shirt, a neat little beard, a personality that radiates boyish, almost naive friendliness.
		Michael Bliss responds to Michele Landsberg's Sunday column, in which I question the U.S. government's version of the events of 9/11, by hyperventilating against even raising questions.
	www.globalresearch.ca /articles/LAN305A.html (2332 words)

	Toronto Star Column Hints at a Staged 9/11 as a Pretext for War! : SF Indymedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This one's dedicated to those self-proclaimed "anti-conspiratorialists" who won't even hear of the possibility and the REALITY of government/corporate/military conspiracies.
		Hats off to Landsberg for breaking the code of silence in the official press!
		History is just too heavy with fateful lies — lies that led to too many millions of needless deaths — for skeptical Canadians to agree to go to war at the behest of George Dubya Bush.
	sf.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=1575538 (938 words)

	A Response to the Toronto Star
		's Michele Landsberg wrote a column about Kimberley Nixon's British Columbia Human Rights complaint.
		Landsberg, I am extremely disappointed at the heavy-handed put-downs you use to expel transpeople from the company of women.
		You, Michele Landsberg, are helping to foment that.
	www.bcholmes.org /tg/landsberg.html (780 words)

	ic_11_980906
		From: Surya Kencana September 6, 1998 Michele Landsberg
		Michele Landsberg's column regularly appears in The Star Saturday and Sunday.
		THE INDONESIAN military may well have learned a new and evil lesson from Bosnia or Rwanda: One way to devastate your enemy is to degrade, rape and destroy the enemy's women.
	www.nyct.net /~china/ic_11_980906.html (713 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Meeler's lawyer, Clayton Ruby, said Ontario Attorney-General Charles Harnick called for a review of the case after Meeler's story was told in The Star last week by columnist Michele Landsberg..
		Valentyne went to court to get access to the daughter, but the court was never informed that a valid divorce and custody order existed, Ruby told Landsberg..
		And ex-husband Valentyne agreed that it was in the best interests of Jasmine that she remain in the care and custody of her mother, she wrote..
	www.fact.on.ca /news/old/mother_e.htm (425 words)

	Friday Fax - C-Fam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		International advocates of abortion and population control are showing increasing frustration with the staunchly pro-life and pro-family positions of the Bush administration, even claiming that President Bush has declared "war on women around the globe."
		In a November 16 column in the Toronto Star, Michele Landsberg, wife of former UNICEF Executive Director for External Relations Stephen Lewis, unleashed a scathing attack on Bush administration international policy, as well as upon President Bush, himself.
		In a recent statement, Dr. Steven Sinding, Director-General of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), asserted that "the Bush administration threatens to turn the clock back 40 years with respect to access to health care and education for women.
	www.c-fam.org /FAX/Volume_5/faxv5n49.html (406 words)

	U.S. lies shouldn't be leading us into battle again
		Again." I thought that for the most part the article was very good, and that the argument was insightful and stinging.
		I agree with Michele that the current US administration is not justified in an attack against Iraq at this time.
		Bush and his team ARE behaving very similarly to Nixon and his coup-happy team.
	www.informationclearinghouse.info /article1460.htm (1024 words)

	Barbs Aside, 9/11 Questions Aren't Going Away
		The Post is a staunch voice for Bush America and brooks no dissenting voices.
		I fully expected to be labeled a "conspiracy theorist" after interviewing Vision TV's Barrie Zwicker and writing about his challenges to the official version of what happened at the World Trade Center.
		This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner.
	www.commondreams.org /views03/0518-05.htm (1291 words)

	November 5 Panel Discussion
		Join journalist Michele Landsberg, 10 year-old children's rights advocate Jazmine Moffett-Steinke and artistic director/choreographer Pia Bouman for an inspirational night of dance and music, celebrating children's dreams!
		Michele Landsberg, an award-winning columnist with the Toronto Star (retired in 2003), is the author of three books, and has been a long term supporter of girls' and women's rights.
		She has received many awards and distinctions and is currently chair of the Women's College Hospital Board of Directors.
	www.lindenschool.ca /PressRelease_May_06.htm (401 words)

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