The U.S. and Israel Are Winning. Why Do So Many People Think Otherwise?
The real war and the war online.
March 31, 2026
A Kafkaesque campaign.
Paul Finlayson was, for fifteen years, a beloved professor of marketing at the University of Guelph-Humber, a small institution in Toronto. Shortly after the October 7 attacks, he found himself in a heated online exchange where he told an Israel-hating interlocutor from Pakistan, “You stand with Palestine means you stand with Hitler.” Finlayson later conceded that the post was “hot-headed and unwise.” But it was reported to university administrators, in what appears to have been a campaign coordinated by a fellow professor named Wael Ramadan. Thereafter,
The real war and the war online.
And, though skeptical of military intervention, he believed the U.S. should encourage it.
A Kafkaesque campaign.
“The Jews, your majesty, the Jews.”
With a poem of praise to the Montefiores.
Paul Finlayson was, for fifteen years, a beloved professor of marketing at the University of Guelph-Humber, a small institution in Toronto. Shortly after the October 7 attacks, he found himself in a heated online exchange where he told an Israel-hating interlocutor from Pakistan, “You stand with Palestine means you stand with Hitler.” Finlayson later conceded that the post was “hot-headed and unwise.” But it was reported to university administrators, in what appears to have been a campaign coordinated by a fellow professor named Wael Ramadan. Thereafter,
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