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This is more typical - NYT: "Guantánamo Bay is the anti-Statue of Liberty."

It's a POW camp, you friggin' idiot!

September 30, 2007 in Media, Mainstream; see also, BIAS |

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MeAgain

Are you sure?
>deleted deleted deleted<
PD: It´s been a long time, hope you see them all.

Posted by: MeAgain | October 15, 2007 at 09:39 PM

pedro

If you have a point to make, please make it yourself. Sorry, but I don't allow others to clog up my blog with unsupported links.
Sincerely hope to hear from you, regards, pedro

Posted by: pedro | October 16, 2007 at 11:26 AM

WhoAmI

YouTube, Stage6 and wikipedia are unsupported?, why?, Is it because the opinions of those videos and articles are the opposite of what you think?

-I think- you should leave those links so other people can see them and then make an opinion, even if is different from yours or mine.

BTW: it's your blog and you can censure all you want, even though it is a practice that i personally do not share and before you didn't do, but time goes on and people change ...

Sorry if this bothers you, but it is my opinion.

Posted by: WhoAmI | October 16, 2007 at 12:57 PM

pedro

Sorry it's taken me so long to reply. I've been out of town starting a new career, so I haven't had a minute.
What I mean by "unsupported links" has nothing to do with the link itself, but with the comment. By all means, please give your opinion and your reasons, then insert links to back them up all you want. But don't just say "You're wrong (or you're right) and read these links."
You would not believe how many comments I get that are nothing more than spam. Besides, I also know most of my readers don't follow such links, so if you want to be heard, make your points yourself.

Posted by: pedro | October 21, 2007 at 11:42 AM

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