1. Private publications are under no obligation to publish everything that is 
sent their way.  Freedom of speech means that private publishers can choose 
whatever they choose to publish, without coercion from the state or any other 
interests.  The New York Times, for instance, is under no obligation to publish 
every essay that David Duke submits to them.  Declining to publish such essays 
is not an act of censorship.  It is an act of editorial judgement freely 
exercised by a publisher.  Google is an entirely different matter: it is a 
(supposedly) universal information service.  Free speech means that any private 
publisher can publish whatever it chooses.  Universal information services in 
the public space should be required to provide access to all these 
publications.  Otherwise Google has the potential to evolve into the most evil 
dictatorial entity ever to afflict the human race.
   
  2. I provided more tolerance and leeway for the expression of theories by the 
no-planers than almost anyone else I can think of.  My patience ran out when 
the no-planers started to engage in vicious attacks on everyone who disagreed 
with them and gave the appearance of being on a mission to destroy the 9/11 
Truth Movement.  Either the no-planers are agents provocateurs or they are 
clinically deranged.  *Even if they are right* (highly unlikely), they have 
chosen the wrong methods to try to make their case.  David Ray Griffin and 
Robert Bowman have been far more effective in reaching the public and creating 
momentum for a new investigation of 9/11 than the no-planers.
  

Rosalee Grable <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
          Brave words from a guy who banned No Planers just like the censorous 
Loose Change Hangout did.
http://killtown.blogspot.com
http://811movement.com

There's still no plane in the first hit footage, and the second hit is 
still cartoons.
Watch Mr. McBride play coverup man just like the censorous despots he 
decries.

Sean McBride wrote:

> 2. Nothing is more Nazilike than the suppression of free speech and 
> opposing points of view. The best way to counter hate speech is with 
> reasoned speech, with truth speech. Self-appointed censors invariably 
> turn into Nazis, Stalinists and Maoists -- it's an ironclad law of 
> human nature and human history. I am not afraid of hate speech. 
> Dealing with practitioners of hate speech is like shooting fish in a 
> barrel -- just calmly answer their misinformation with the 
> well-documented truth. Have the anti-free speech anti-Nazis 
> completely forgotten that the Nazis were enemies of free speech? It 
> is a slippery slope from depriving people of their free speech rights 
> to depriving them of their lives. All totalitarian despots throughout 
> world history have begun their careers with an assault on free speech.



         

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