All she did was tell the truth. Before she knew it, Selina Robinson was being hounded out of British Columbia’s cabinet for saying the United Nations had allotted Jews a “crappy piece of land” in 1948, with anti-Israel activists accusing her of insulting Muslims. Robinson joins Brian Lilley this week to recount how she was first targeted weeks prior by a “vicious” mob who wanted revenge after the then post-secondary education minister criticized an overtly pro-terrorist college instructor. Robinson recounts how B.C. Premier David Eby and her former colleagues in the NDP betrayed her, and why she quit the party over its blindness to the antisemitism in its midst. (Recorded March 27, 2024.)