Discussion:
@ What I Found in my Pantry
@ Separation of Church and State
@ Kosher Steel
@ Public Avoids Kosher Meat
Letters to Prime Minister Paul Martin:
@ 19-Jun-2004 Canadian Jewish Congress Criminal Conspiracy Under The Competition Act
@ 11-Aug-2005 How Jane Stewart might have prevented the American Revolution
@ 17-Aug-2005 What Oreo cookies and Campbell's Vegetable Soup tell us about Canadian Jewish Congress criminality
@ 24-Aug-2005 Sometimes a complaint of cruelty to animals is occasioned by cruelty to animals
@ 02-Sep-2005 Deuteronomy does not mandate the kosher certification of dog food
@ 05-Sep-2005 If Deuteronomy forbids riding camels, will the Canadian Jewish Congress kosher-certify air?
Letters to Moshe Ronen,
President of the Canadian Jewish Congress:
@ 15-Mar-2000 Three questions concerning kosher labelling
@ 22-Mar-2000 Is Jewish ritual slaughter inhumane?
@ 23-Mar-2000 Is kosher labelling a pyramid scheme?
@ 24-Mar-2000 Selling pie in the sky when you die
@ 25-Mar-2000 The fallacy that higher volume lowers costs
@ 26-Mar-2000 What about industrial espionage?
@ 27-Mar-2000 Income from denial of kosher certification?
@ 28-Mar-2000 Kosher status misrepresentation
@ 13-Apr-2000 Needless kosher certification
@ 09-Jun-2000 Rabbi Avraham Cohen poisoned in Lviv
Letters to Ed Morgan,
Canadian Jewish Congress National President:
@ 14-Aug-2004 Next steps in the public scrutiny of the kosher business
@ 10-Aug-2005 Four varieties of Canadian Jewish Congress criminality
Letter to Al Gore:
@ 12-Sep-2000 Please ask Joe Lieberman about kosher
Letter to Ezra Levant:
@ 27-Mar-2002 Changed your views on kosher certification?
Letters to Israel Asper:
@ 16-May-2002 The miracle of kosher water
@ 04-Jul-2002 The miracle of kosher vodka
Letter to Hartley T. Richardson:
@ 01-Jul-2003 CANOLA HARVEST trade mark infringement
Seeing is Believing:
@ External Link to Video of Jewish Ritual Slaughter
Letters to Manufacturers:
(Please join in and write your own!)
@ 14-Apr-2000 Sifto Table Salt
@ 14-Apr-2000 Windsor Table Salt
@ 17-Apr-2000 Canada Corn Starch
@ 17-Apr-2000 Maxwell House Coffee
@ 17-Apr-2000 Minute Maid Orange Juice
@ 17-Apr-2000 Javex Bleach
The press reacts to the Ukrainian Archive:
@ 08-May-2000 Kevin Grace: Is this kosher?
@ 26-May-2000 Melissa Radler: Canadian Mag's Unkosher Article
@ 05-Jun-2000 Joseph Ben-Ami: Rebuttal
Kosher links:
@ Kosher 4U: Categorized resource directory for everything about kosher
The promotional display above confuses enjoying Jewish food with enjoying kosher food. In fact, kosher food does not taste any different from the same food prepared without kosher observance. Thus, while the native American pictured may indeed be enjoying his, say, corned beef sandwich, it is implausible that he is enjoying it because it is kosher.
In any case, the subject of this section of the Ukrainian Archive does not address the tastiness of foods prepared by Jews or often eaten by Jews. That such foods can be enjoyed by non-Jews is obvious and irrelevant. Rather, this section of the Ukrainian Archive addresses itself to the quite different question of a kosher tax levied upon Jews and non-Jews alike. Were the native American shown above to learn that the majority of the purchases that he made at his supermarket involved a payment to kosher-accreditation agencies, he might stop smiling.