Someone's Life Is About to Get Extremely Uncomfortable

In a certain sense, it's actually a little embarrassing to be breaking my own personal rules for the second time in a week.

Earlier this week, I noted the amount of effort I've gone to in order to avoid addressing the issue of Canadian Cynic in a personal sense.

The idea has always been that my issue with Canadian Cynic has never been personal. Rather, it's been about preserving legitimate progressive political values from those who would, through their own behaviour, defame them while cowering behind a veil of anonymity.

But today things have changed. That veil of anonymity is no more.

The Canadian Blogosphere finally knows Robert Peter John Day for precisely who he is -- even if those who worship him at his Temple of Sychophantic Groupthink refuse to admit to it.

The litany of Day's offenses, abuses, and general stupidities have been laid bare -- again, even if his mindless toadies refuse to admit to it.

Now, he can no longer attack people from behind his veil of anonymity and arrogance. He has a lot to answer for.

Amongst these things, most certainly, is the vile and pernicious slander perpetrated against me at length by Mr Day. The work of the enterprising bloggers who uncovered his identity will certainly make it much easier to pursue libel damages from Mr Day, who has now been directly issued notice of libel and instructions to cleanse the internet of it.

Certainly, Canada's hateful left will sputter with outrage at the revelation of Mr Day's identity.

They can save it. We are speaking, of course, of an individual who has never shied away from attempts to utterly destroy the lives of his detractors. In each case, he has failed utterly.

There is no reason in the world why Robert Peter John Day shouldn't have to face the most comprehensive responsibility for his actions: having to face himself in the mirror each and every morning, knowing full well the number of people who now know precisely who he is, and precisely what he has done.

Hopefully Day's other detractors and victims will have the moral decency to draw the line far short of posting his personal information anywhere on the internet: home address, phone number, personal email addresses should all be treated as off-limits.

Almost everyone walking God's green Earth is a better person than Robert Peter John Day. Whether they recognize it or not, they are obligated to act like it.

It's on this note that the book on Canadian Cynic can now be closed for good.

But fortunately, it's been brought to my attention that Robert Peter John Day has provided fresh manna from heaven -- countless other writings that one can scour for his trademark intellectual dishonesty and hatemongering.

The book on Robert Peter John Day has now been opened.

And you don't have to worry much about me, Robert: if anyone posts any of your personal information it certainly will not be me. I've drawn my line in the sand. Although I fully expect you to cross it, I will not.

It's all part of that "better than you" thing that you resent so much.