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This morning, the Hate Hurts America Community and Interfaith Coalition used a news release to tackle two objectives. While the “headline” objective was to announce that HHA had launched a re-designed website, the primary objective seems to have been reminding the world that HHA members think Michael Savage is targeting Muslims with on-air [...]
Hate Hurts America Hates Free Speech
April 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
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Blogger ID’s Peacetime Use for Army’s Lie Detector
April 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The inability of presidential candidates — namely Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton — to tell the truth has received a lot of attention in both traditional and new media during recent months. Today, however, it appears a solution is available that could help voters detect a lie as it emerges from a candidate’s [...]
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Writers Strike Causes Blogger to Reflect
November 5th, 2007 · 3 Comments
Awaking this morning to news that members of the film and television writers union (a.k.a., the Writers Guild of America) had gone on strike, I felt obliged to dedicate at least one post today to the topic of writers who refuse to write until they receive greater compensation for their efforts.
To me, the thought of [...]
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