DUE SOUTH IN REVERSE

Remember that mid-'90s TV show set in Chicago (and filmed in *heh* Toronto) featuring a Mountie who came south to help The Neighbors (us) battle injustice?

Got the sequel ramping up, even as we speak. In reverse.

It seems The Neighbors (us) are irked about what's happening to some of Fraser's compatriots. Got an e-gram last night from the blogfirm of Potfry and Williams, better known as the guys from TNOYF:

Hey Bill -- we're selling Ezra Levant t-shirts and donating all profit to the Canadian blogger legal defense fund.

R.J.'s been on this particular case for months -- he raised the initial hue and cry with one of his Patent-Pending Top Nine Little Known Facts gems:

The Top Nine Little Known Facts About Richard Warman

9. Has never been able to recapture the glory he achieved after he defeated Bobby Riggs in the famous "Battle of the Sexes."

8. Once played lead air guitar in a Milli Vanilli tribute band.

7. Only needs to file 137 more lawsuits to finally gain complete and utter revenge on the ruffians who used to steal his lunch money in grade school.

6. Performed an interpretive dance entitled, "The Genius of Alan Alda" for his high school talent show.

5. Coined the phrase, "You can't spell 'team' without 'm-e'."

4. Is perpelexed that his former employer refuses to change their name to the Human Lefts Commission.

3. Is so sensitive that after watching prescription drug commercials on television, frequently comes down with at least two of the major side effects.

2. Would never admit it, but secretly wears Mark Steyn footie-pajamas.

1. Feels very inadequate because…because…well, let's just say that if he had a blog it would be named "3 Inches of Fury."

Heh. R.J. doesn't call a spade a spade -- he calls it a farkin' shovel...

Now, I don't shill for something unless it's a worthy cause or a noble fight (in which case, like John, I'm a total pushover), and IMHO, this is worthy. Stop in at TNOYF's shop -- it's worth the trip just to see the shirts. And when casting starts, I got dibs on the role of Diefenbaker.

I've got the hair for it -- and the eardrums...