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Free Press CNN.com - Protests as U.S. closes Iraqi paper - Mar 28, 2004: "The U.S.-led civil administration in Iraq closed the Baghdad newspaper Al Hawsa for 60 days, accusing its publishers of inciting violence against coalition troops. (brought to my attention by blah3.com) We should translate some of our revolutionary literature and send it over to the Middle East and hope it has the same effect on them that it did on our founders. A little Jefferson, Paine and Franklin might do them more good than oil contracts and evangelical missionaries. | |
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