Re: The Boston Globe Editorial - February 20, 2006 - “Wars’ Repressive Toll”
On a day set aside to honor Presidents of the United States, the Globe sees fit to cast aspersions, upon Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt.
The editorial asserts, without presentation of any facts, that specific actions, it deems repressive, by these […]
re: Boston Globe, “Citing tough judgment call, most US media not using
images”, February 10, 2006
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In the initial game of the series to ultimately decide what can be
printed and what cannot, the score is:
ISLAMISTS 1
the United States press 0
Standing proudly for freedom of expression and the responsibility to
inform their readers, […]
Tariq Ramadan, the Islamist, Swiss scholar, whose work visa to the United States was revoked in June of 2005, by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, writes today in the opinion secttion of the Boston Globe - “At the crossroad of Islam, the West”. -
He states, referring to the rights of ‘freedom of speech and of the
press’Â that […]
The real issue now, is whether the democratic states of the West will unite and stand firm in upholding the reality of freedom of expression, as opposed to merely giving lip service to the abstract idea of freedom of expression.
The freedoms of speech and of the press, cited in the Constitution of the United States, […]
Re: Boston Globe Editorial, “Forms of Intolerance”, Feburary 4, 2006>
To a Muslim the cartoon images, satirizing Mohammed, originally published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, are blasphemous. To a non-Muslim they are merely cartoons, perhaps not in the best of taste, but still, simply cartoons.
The Globe’s editorial proclaims adherance to the Ultimate Enlightenment value of tolerance, […]
