Today we continue in our new morning time slot, and we also, as you can see in the program notes, will spend some time discussing much that has occurred in the wake of the Islamic attack on Charlie Hebdo.
What does it mean to speak freely? What does speaking freely require of government? What is and isn’t included in the concept of free speech? Are free speech and intellectual property in conflict?
We’ll be discussing several other stories as well, so scroll down to see all the stories, etc., that we plan to discuss.
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Program Notes
My interview with John Allison
Eben Pagan’s “Wake Up Productive”
Mitch Benn, “Still Gonna Do It” HT Jason Adams via DLIGU page on Facebook
Greta Van Susteren on Facebook
Jon Stewart Lashes Obama For Paris Rally No-Show HT Miranda Marks via DLIGU page on Facebook
Muslim mayor of Rotterdam Ahmed Aboutaleb tells Islamists to ‘pack your bags’ and ‘f**k off’ on live TV HT Roman Vilensky via DLIGU page on Facebook
El-Sisi’s Jihad Against Freedom of Conscience HT Bosch Fawstin
White House: Obama Will Fight Media To Stop Anti-Jihad Articles HT Rob Abiera and Bosch Fawstin
Another Muslim Convert Caught in Terror Plot, to Bomb US Capitol
The Silent Surge in Muslim Immigration
Duke cancels plan for Muslim call to prayer from chapel tower HT Bosch Fawstin
Four Ways the Associated Press Is Avoiding Showing the Muhammad Cartoon on New Charlie Hebdo Issue HT Bosch Fawstin
Muslims and Artists Must Change, Catholic League
“Catholicism teaches that freedom is the right to do what you ought to do. As such, it is always tied to duty, and to individual responsibility. Once that understanding breaks down—as it has in the West—trouble follows. Unfortunately, many artists interpret their rights as a solo exercise, disconnected from duty.”
HT Jonathan Hoenig via DLIGU page on Facebook
Pope on Charlie Hebdo: ‘You cannot insult the faith of others’ HT Bosch Fawstin
Lankford Co-sponsors Education Control Bill As First Act HT Rob Abiera via DLIGU page on Facebook
Senators Call on Justice Department to Stop Sharing Asset Forfeiture Funds HT Rob Abiera via DLIGU page on Facebook
Obama says hacks show need for cybersecurity law
Ted Cruz: 10 Ways to Embrace Jobs, Liberty, and Security
Scientists ‘delete’ HIV virus from human DNA for the first time
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