Monthly Archives: November 2012

Michael Savage on Fairness Doctrine Controversy Free Speech Endangerment Aired Live 2 13 09
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US Elections - Mark Taylor-Canfield/FSRN
MTC #39;s headline news report for Free Speech Radio News on the Pacifica Radio Network. Results of US Elections http://www.fsrn.org http://www.pacifica.orgFrom:Mark Taylor-CanfieldViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:17More inNews Politics

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Copy of Free Speech Limited Schenck v United States
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South Beach Police Harassment - Oct. 11, 2012 12:19AM
me and my brother being stopped and illegally searched by south beach undercover cops for associating with the undesirables of society: the pushers, pimps, prostitutes, thieves, homeless, drifters, and vagabonds. They had stopped us because I "fit the description." Unknowing to me at the moment, my brother was pulled over earlier in the week while driving and had his vehicle searched. While exercising my right to free speech by explaining to them of their illegal actions I was met with threats and coercion. Notice as they attempt to obstruct the view of the camera to defend they #39;re illegal actions. conclusion They are the largest traffickers of "illegal drugs" on the beach. We consort with their competition and that is what they are afraid of. They are a legal gang that would plant evidence on innocent civilians. Know your rights. Would we receive the same treatment if we wore a monks robe with a shaven head and face?From:rafa el raheemViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:18More inPeople Blogs

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PSY #39;Gangnam Style #39; s first public speech in English at Oxford University
The speech is Psy #39;s first public address in English, and he has picked the perfect venue - an organisation that Harold Macmillan once called #39;the last bastion of free speech in the Western world #39;. Gangnam Style rapper Psy was mobbed by screaming fans as he arrived in London today before heading to Oxford Union to give a speech. The 34-year-old South Korean, whose music video is the second most watched YouTube clip in history, is the first east Asian pop star addresses the historic organisation.From:lilanabellaViews:3 2ratingsTime:00:37More inEntertainment

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[ILNorml] November Nugget (Short)
November Nugget from Illinois Norml with Dan Linn and Ali Nagib. Legalization in Colorado and Washington State. Medical in Massachusetts. Call the Springfield switch board to ask your representatives to pass house bill 30. 217-782-2000 This segment is for Indymedia Chicago #39;s Episode 83 planned to broadcast on CAN-TV and Free Speech TV in December. A longer segment for the official Nugget is here: (pending or check this youtube channel)From:chicagomultikultiViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:07More inNonprofits Activism

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Summerville, SC --

A political sign in Summerville is causing some controversy. Some people find it offensive others say it's merely an opinion.

I pray the west coast and the northeast fall into the ocean.

Is posted on a sign along Highway 176 in Summerville and judging by whats on the other side of the sign, it probably has something to with a certain group of voters.

Those who are offended or a little amused stopped to take a picture with their smart phone to send friends or to post on their favorite social networking site. It is a message suited for such activity but the sign owner went old school, posting his take in the election along a busy stretch of road.

"Did you vote for Obama? Thanks a lot a**holes! I'm Wayne Hall and I approved this message."

News 2 caught up to Wayne Hall at his home in Goose Creek. Hall says he is a political independent; his business Azalea Landscaping closed months ago, but whats with the sign?

Well it's a free country and I have a right to my view just like anybody else does. Those words, hell you could hear those words on Nickelodeon, ABC Family, any channel.

Hall says he changes the messages on the sign often and because of the nature of the messages the sign has been vandalized, but he continues on. He pushed the envelope a little more this time with the profanity making the sign, for those we talked to, a serious concern or a minor nuisance.

You got kids; you got a high school all the way down to an elementary school right down the street.

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CINCINNATI, Nov. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Through its innovative "Democracy 2012" program, The E.W. Scripps Company (SSP) fulfilled its promise during this year's election season to provide unparalleled engagement with its audiences as well as the politicians and policymakers whose decisions affect them. In all 13 markets, in which the company operates television stations, Scripps was the go-to source for voters to educate themselves on the political races and issues at the local, state and national levels.

Democracy 2012 was a commitment to shine light on the candidates and their stances on issues, but also to bring light to the issues that are important to voters. Scripps media markets coordinated comprehensive plans for industry-leading political coverage, including:

"We serve our communities 24/7, but at no time is our story-telling and fact-finding more important than during an election cycle," said Brian Lawlor, senior vice president of the Scripps television division. "At Scripps, we are firmly committed to providing the best possible coverage of the candidates and issues to equip voters with information that is so vital to their decision-making process. I am very proud of the work done in our local markets and the ongoing mission by this company to serve our communities with journalism that is fair, honest and relevant."

Scripps ABC-affiliated stations participating in Democracy 2012 included WXYZ in Detroit; KMGH in Denver; KGTV in San Diego; KERO in Bakersfield, Calif.; WCPO in Cincinnati; WEWS in Cleveland; WRTV in Indianapolis; WFTS in Tampa, Fla.; WMAR in Baltimore; and KNXV in Phoenix. Three Scripps NBC-affiliated stations also participated: WPTV in West Palm Beach, Fla.; KSHB in Kansas City, Mo.; and KJRH in Tulsa, Okla.

About Scripps

Scripps (www.scripps.com) delivers quality journalism and creates valuable marketing environments through television stations, newspapers and a growing menu of digital products and services that now includes social games. Creative and mission-driven employees "give light so the people can find their own way" at 19 television stations in major U.S. markets and at newspapers in 13 markets.

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The issue of whether we should keep Chick-fil-A on campus is multi-faceted, but it isnt complex. Some folks in our community seem to think its a question of free speech. It isnt.

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First, and very simply, it isnt a question of free speech legally. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, protecting a freedom of speech, does not apply to private actors. Wake Forest is a private university. Consequently, the freedom of speech enjoyed by our students is due to our commitment to an ethic of free expression, academic freedom and collaborative education.

It is not a legal mandate. Likewise, a legally-relevant question of freedom of speech for Chick-fil-A would arise only if the government prohibited Chick-fil-A from engaging in anti-gay speech or punished it for doing so.

Merely asking it as a commercial enterprise to comply with a generally applicable, neutral nondiscrimination policy, as Chicago and other jurisdictions have, does not prohibit its CEO from saying whatever he wants.

A more difficult question, at least on the surface, is whether ejecting Chick-fil-A from our campus collides with some abstract commitment to free speech.

Again, the answer is no. If we take a principled stand and refuse to support Chick-fil-As anti-gay efforts in this country and elsewhere, Chick-fil-A is not, in any way, forbidden to speak. The real question is whether Wake Forest, ostensibly committed to nondiscrimination on account of sexual orientation, should subsidize Chick-fil-As anti-gay speech.

Chick-fil-A sends millions of dollars in contributions to anti-gay organizations in this country and abroad.

Most disturbing to me is the organizations support of Ugandas Kill the Gays bill, a piece of legislation purportedly aligned with Christian values that imposes the death penalty for anyone who is homosexual or living with HIV.

Now, if Wake Forest elects to eject Chick-fil-A from campus, as many other universities have, because this kind of ugliness conflicts directly with Wake Forests commitment to nondiscrimination, and to its professed commitment to the well-being of minority students of whatever stripe, this does not prevent Chick-fil-A from speaking.

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