Sunday digest

- A couple of weeks back, I linked to the pompous, sophomoric and condescending Avi Lewis' interview of Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Canada's state broadcaster. In case you missed that, it's here. Now, watch Michael Coren completely dissect both Lewis and his apolologist Marilyn Churley, late of Bob Rae's cabinet, here and here.

- Noted foreign policy mind Sean Penn recently went to Venezuela to pat Hugo Chavez on the back, allowing himself to be used as a propaganda tool in the process. Now that Jeff Spicoli is seen as a credible commentator on international economic and security issues, should we expect to see Tony Blair appear on "Inside the Actor's Studio"?

- Bang on: "If the fifties were the decade of infrastructure, the sixties were the decade of entitlements and social services—and the sixties haven’t ended."