Where's the 'Filth'?

In an otherwise insightful interview with the Jewish Tribune's Joanne Hill, the NatPo's Jonathan Kay has some harsh words for line-crossing right-wingers:

In the same way that left-wing activists and bloggers sometimes cross the line between criticism of Israel and antisemitism, Kay said, some of their counterparts on the right should be called out for promoting anti-Muslim conspiracy theories.

“There are bloggers who have become very popular in Canada and say things about Muslims that I find absolutely disgraceful. They talk about [Muslims] the way people used to talk about blacks or Catholics and the way that our opponents talk about Jews. You can’t attack shrill anti-Zionists who veer into antisemitism on one hand and then on the other hand say, ‘Oh, by the way, the Muslims are breeding like rabbits and aren’t they filthy.’ It’s just wrong.... Some things are just beyond the pale. I don’t think these people should be thrown in jail or slapped with Human Rights Commissions sanctions, but they do deserve our criticism.”  

I did a google search for "very popular" Canucki bloggers who have opined that Muslims are "filthy" and are "breeding like rabbits" but couldn't find a single one.

Odd, that.

Could Mr. Kay perhaps be thinking of ex-Canucki blogger Salman Hossain's "filthy" website?

Update: Popular blogger Kathy Shaidle weighs in.

Update: Closet Conservative does, too.

Update: More Shaidle.