Right now it's being widely reported that one of the largest book distributors in New Zealand,

Whitkouls, is no longer selling Jordan Peterson's book 12 Rules for Life, citing extreme and

disturbing images shared before, during and after, what happened in New Zealand.

Now, this is a hard story to confirm, but there is some local reporting from New Zealand

that seems to confirm this is true.

One of the difficulties is that we're operating off of a screenshot of an email, so take this

story with a grain of salt.

But when you go to Whitkouls' website and search for Jordan Peterson, his book doesn't

come up.

At the same time, a book from someone who is alt-right does come up, so to me it makes

a story a little questionable, either Whitkouls has no integrity and doesn't know what they're

doing, or they never sold Peterson's book in the first place.

But assuming this is true, and the reporting is correct, they did ban his book for this

reason, it shows the dangers of the culture war.

Jordan Peterson's book is a self-help book about standing up straight and cleaning a room

and has nothing to do with identitarian extremism.

Yet, because of the smears in the media constantly, they are going to remove his book because of

it.

Today, let's take a look at this story, and also some other stories of recent merit where

Jordan Peterson is being negatively impacted by fake news and smears.

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