A Thought Police for the Internet Age: The Dangerous Cult of the Guardian http://mys.tc/xw
A newspaper widely viewed as liberal shouldn't be calling Israeli Jews writing books about the questionable origins of the Hebrew race 'antisemitic', nor should they call Naom Chomsky 'genocide denier' for writing a forward and endorsing a book showcasing the reality of Rwanda.
The Guardian and its section entitled Comment is Free has also promoted government buddies such as David Leigh, who was complicit in the mass release of Wikileaks cables, who use the newspaper as a venue to attempt to crush anti-establishment thought.
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A Thought Police for the Internet Age: The Dangerous Cult of the Guardian http://mys.tc/xw
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
A Thought Police for the Internet Age: The Dangerous Cult of the Guardian
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