The Breach just launched a new book, A New Democratic Party: The Comeback of the Left.
At the Toronto launch, Desmond Cole spoke to three contributors, former MP Matthew Green, feminist activist Judy Rebick, and editor Martin Lukacs, who discuss and debate the future of the party.
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The NDP has a serious ethical problem to deal with before they can be considered. For four decades, they have disappeared the abuse of Canadians with misdiagnosed immunopsychiatric disorders, a contributing factor or cause of a significant proportion of mental illness. The NDP is disappearing their contribution to the abuse, which makes them unavailable to act. Based on prevalence, Canadians with these problems are suiciding daily.