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August 29, 2006

What is happening to freedom of speech

Bill Woodward, one of my former fellow town councilors and highly respected professor at UNH has gotten himself in a whole heap of trouble for daring to put forward his own theories about 9/11 in a class he's teaching at the University. 
As a result of an article in the right wing Manchester Union Leader, a bunch of local politicians and other folks are calling for his head.
Refresh my memory, but isn't freedom of speech a core prinicple of that "democracy" people keep talking about spreading around the world.
And by the way, why is Ann Coulter allowed to spew forth her venomous made-up conspiracy  drivel to millions on a daily basis and as far as I know Senator Judd Gregg never calls for HER to be fired.

Sorry, I'll get off my soap box now.

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