Wednesday, September 19. 2007
Palast Irritating? Maybe. but Illegal?
Andrew Meyers, the UF student who was tasered while making a scene at a John Kerry speech, was holding a copy of Greg Palast's book Armed Madhouse, which he was using as his reference while challenging Kerry.
Palast's book makes a lot of people uncomfortable. It should, because it blows the lid off the American Political scene and it's refusal to deal with reality.
Apparently, however, there are people in a lot of places that don't want you to read Greg Palast. Including Websense, the web filtering company.
When you are on Palast's mailing list, links go to http://mailings.gregpalast.com. However, click on that link at work, and you get the following:
Illegal or Questionable? Is this censorship?
Palast's book makes a lot of people uncomfortable. It should, because it blows the lid off the American Political scene and it's refusal to deal with reality.
Apparently, however, there are people in a lot of places that don't want you to read Greg Palast. Including Websense, the web filtering company.
When you are on Palast's mailing list, links go to http://mailings.gregpalast.com. However, click on that link at work, and you get the following:
Illegal or Questionable? Is this censorship?
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