On January 25, 2003, warmonger Jonah Goldberg ranted, “France is a liar.” He was raging at France for daring to seek peace, and not war, over the Iraqi controversy. He was also upset with French leaders for attempting to lift the genocidal sanctions against Iraq. Goldberg’s mean-spirited spiel was also a cleverly disguised piece of pro-Zionist propaganda (a/k/a “ZionProp”). In an earlier piece, he had suggested the U.S. “bomb Canada," because he didn’t like its politics. After an uproar, Goldberg insisted he was only kidding about his smart aleck remark, but I noticed that nobody is laughing about it.