Freedom of Speech, yeah, right… here in the US we’re worrying about “wardrobe malfunctions” but in Russia Freedom of Speech justifies giving a forum to a mass murderer. What hyppocracy!
What would we think if a friendly foreign Media Agency broadcasted an interview with Osama? More here...
Zoli - 02:08pm on 08/02/2005
Freedom of Speech, yeah, right… here in the US we’re worrying about “wardrobe malfunctions” but in Russia Freedom of Speech justifies giving a forum to a mass murderer.
It does here in America as well. Remember the Dan Rather interviews with Saddam? Even if that had happened here in America, it would have been allowed.
likwidshoe - 02:08pm on 08/02/2005
Gee, the “Butcher of Baghdad” was formally a Head of State at the time, whether we liked it or not. This guy is a terrorist, criminal, with a $10M bounty on his head by the Russian Government.
Zoli - 02:08pm on 08/02/2005
Zoli has a point. Saddam was a head of state living, relatively, in the open. This guy is a wanted and on-the-lam terrorist who is probably planning more attacks as we speak.
Freedom of Speech, yeah, right… here in the US we’re worrying about “wardrobe malfunctions” but in Russia Freedom of Speech justifies giving a forum to a mass murderer. What hyppocracy!
What would we think if a friendly foreign Media Agency broadcasted an interview with Osama? More here...
Freedom of Speech, yeah, right… here in the US we’re worrying about “wardrobe malfunctions” but in Russia Freedom of Speech justifies giving a forum to a mass murderer.
It does here in America as well. Remember the Dan Rather interviews with Saddam? Even if that had happened here in America, it would have been allowed.
Gee, the “Butcher of Baghdad” was formally a Head of State at the time, whether we liked it or not. This guy is a terrorist, criminal, with a $10M bounty on his head by the Russian Government.
Zoli has a point. Saddam was a head of state living, relatively, in the open. This guy is a wanted and on-the-lam terrorist who is probably planning more attacks as we speak.