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Hi, everybody. This is Gadsad. Unfortunately, I now have to wear glasses even when I look at my guess,

because that's what happens with the degradation of your visual system. Today, I have Hilael Neuer with me. How are you doing,

Hillel? I'm well. How are you? Very, very, very well. I've been a fan of your work since I first

saw you in that unbelievable speech about what, six, seven, eight years ago now, Algeria, where are

your Jews? But before I see the floor to you,

let me mention to the folks who may not know who you are. You're a civil rights lawyer,

executive director of UN Watch, which is where I first became familiar with your work. You're the

founding chairman of the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy. Now, this, I I may be miss speaking, but you may be the first

alumnus of Concordia University, which is my home university. We can get into some of the dynamics there.

And this I just found out, I think I already knew about your Concordia affiliation. You're a past

employee of the Canadian Institute for Jewish

research where I serve on the Academic Advisory Board originally headed by Frederick Cranes.

Am I missing anything, Hillel, or do you want to add anything to your...

No. First, it's great to be here, and we need you as a defender of Western civilization. And so we live in different places now, although indeed, I'm from Montreal, and I graduated from the university where you've been teaching for many years. I think we missed each other. Did I see that you arrived in 94?

I arrived in 94, exactly. When did you finish? You by a year.

Not that I knew much about beyond my little world, which was the great professor Krantz.

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