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POPSFree Speech or Pure Bullshit? Why does our country permit people to be libeled in these ways? I am a fervent believer in free speech, but with that freedom comes responsibility. In Canada free speech is very much valued, but hate speech is considered a crime. It's amazing how much more civil our political campaigns and discussions are up here. And yet, this is a very, open, democratic, and freedom loving country.
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POPSThe Alternate Secret History Of The World It first appeared as an illustration to this story we wrote for Pajamas Media, and then a shorter version of it on the Cube a few days later: The Alternative Secret History of the World. At first the image had no attribution because we never expected it to be anything more than an illustration. In that form it wound up in Rush Limbaugh's inbox, emailed to him without crediting the source. Rush liked it so much that he described it on his show. Here's a transcript from his site:
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POPSBOINC: Distributed Computing I felt a sudden urge to clip this. Donate your idle computerpower to a scientific cause. You can help the study of climate change, diseases and/or search for aliens or help expand our knowledge of the universe.
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POPSGiants and Jets Fans Join Uproar Over Stadium's Nazi Ties The company insured the Auschwitz death camp and had a chief executive serving in Hitler's cabinet. The company is on the short list of those vying to slap their name on the Meadowlands stadium in New Jersey via a lucrative sponsorship deal. The "NMSC has undertaken a rigorous due diligence effort," said spokeswoman Alice McGillion. "NMSC management and the teams' owners became sensitive to Allianz's history." After weeks of vetting the company, ownership is convinced that Allianz has done enough to correct its past, said a source close to the negotiations. Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, secretary general of the North American Board of Rabbis, agreed that although survivors' sensibilities are understandable, a naming deal is legit. "I have found Allianz to be receptive, to be sensitive and a friend of the Jewish people today," he said. "We need not live in the past."
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POPSRadio Open Source Returns! - As We Were Saying… Christopher Lydon is the consummate intellectual, and Radio Open Source was always engaging, enlightening, and edifying. When it went 'off air' this past summer, I felt like an essential class had been removed from the curriculum. After every episode, every interview I was a more informed individual. Lydon not only understands culture and technology, but makes both more relevant, piratical, and useful. Thanks for coming back, Chris. You were missed.
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POPSBig Brother Monitoring Your Clipmarks, Blogs, Tweets "Visible", a very extensive and sophisticated CIA-based monitoring program is in effect watching online forums, blogs, twitters, and likely Clipmarks (where influential clips are easily tabulated). After all, it's all in the public domain, where whatever you post you must own. In-Q-Tel says it wants Visible to keep track of foreign social media, and give spooks “early-warning detection on how issues are playing internationally ,” spokesperson Donald Tighe tells Danger Room.