Tag: Charlie Hebdo

Attacks on freedom of expression are not limited to libraries and medical offices; they are increasingly common online.

The destiny of developing countries is to remain oppressed — whether they are alive or dead.

Last week, talk about the newspaper Charlie Hebdo was renewed in the news once again, but this time, it wasn’t considered a symbol of freedom of expression.

In America, unlike Canada, hate speech is just a political slogan, not a legal term.

It is up to us as Europeans to learn to live and defend ourselves without America.

The absence of the president of the United States at the Jan. 11 demonstration where 44 heads of state assembled isn’t only due to scheduling conflicts.

Emerson may be an idiot, and Pirro may be even more of an idiot for believing what he said, but her program and 'expert' guest have millions of viewers. Idiocy may describe the majority of humanity, but we must pay the price for those who believe the idiots.

Sometimes it's the subordinate clauses — sometimes even just the words in parentheses — that change the world. The Western world's most respected newspaper has now published just such words – and they're catastrophic.