So much for the “Arab Spring.”
Phyllis Chesler at NewsReal Blog: Mama Hawk Joins the Nest
April 4, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The Godmother of the Feminist Hawk movement, the inimitable Dr. Phyllis Chesler, made her debut at NewsReal Blog this week. She wrote about the banning of the burqa and Islamic censorship.
Dr. Chesler has expanded her post for her Chesler Chronicles blog at Pajamas Media. Please be sure and check it out.
I’m thrilled to report that [...]
Censorship at UC Irvine
February 19, 2010 By 31 Comments
The rights of the speaker vs. the “rights” of disruptors.
George Will and the Left’s Hypocrisy over Citizens United
January 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
With the SOTU already well-covered here at NewsReal, we will take a narrower focus. George Will’s column in today’s Washington Post must have been written before the President’s speech, but it delivers a stinging rebuke to one of Obama’s talking points, as well as the leftist media’s phony outrage over the recent Citizens United v. [...]
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Victory for the First Amendment
January 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
An update on yesterday’s post regarding the Supreme Court’s decision on campaign finance reform:
UPDATE: Victory for the First Amendment!
The Supreme Court has today removed the spending limitations on corporations who wish to spend on federal campaigns, so long as it is done independently of candidate organizations’ control.
“The censorship we now confront is vast in [...]
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From the Pen of David Horowitz: January 15, 2010
January 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
An Open Letter to the USC Community: Response to VP Student Affairs Michael L. Jackson:
Vice President Jackson’s “Open Letter to the USC Community” denigrating student leaders of College Republicans for inviting me to speak is ill-informed and provides unfortunate support for campus hate speech, specifically for the attacks on Jewish students that have become increasingly [...]
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From the Pen of David Horowitz: December 4, 2009
December 4, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I have seen “South Park” and I found its anti-censorship message morally refreshing (it is beyond my ken that any conservative could find this film offensive on conservative grounds). What are the implications of Bennett’s argument, except that he considers it worth delivering our right to choose what we can see and know to the [...]
