(Untitled)- December 15, 2005 U.S. Joins Cuba, Uzbekistan, and Myanmar in Jailing Journalists (Dharam Shourie, December 14, 2005) China, Cuba, Eritrea, and Ethiopia were the world's leading jailers of journalists in 2005, together accounting for two-thirds of the 125 editors, writers, and photo journalists imprisoned around the world, while US was for the first time listed among the top 10, the Committee to Protecthttp://www.matrixmasters.com/blog/2005_12_01_archivespeech.html#113467072855726739 (Untitled)- December 14, 2005 NOT GUILTY of 51 criminal counts - Free Speech Prevails (Eric Lichtblau, Washington Post, December 7, 2005) In a major defeat for law enforcement officials, a jury in Florida failed to return guilty verdicts Tuesday on any of 51 criminal counts against a former Florida professor and three co-defendants accused of operating a North American front for Palestinian terrorists. . . . The formerhttp://www.matrixmasters.com/blog/2005_12_01_archivespeech.html#113455472749313563 |