Inadequate injunction on ex Intel email spamming
A California court's temporary order blocks ex employee Ken Hamidi from mass emailing Intel workers, sparking debate over First Amendment rights and corporate control of virtual space. The ruling likens email to property, but critics warn it could curb political speech and set restrictive content gates beyond other communication channels.
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Intel
Ken Hamidi
Hamidi
U.S. Supreme Court
Superior Court
John Lewis
God, Oaths, and Perjury in Modern Politics
Joseph Sobran argues that perjury before God is a grave sin and a test of character for public leaders. He links presidential oaths to Christian morality, condemns perceived partisan double standards, and highlights media bias in treating impeachment and religious hypocrisy. Sobran notes his background as a Catholic author and Arlington, Virginia resident.
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Washington
Baltimore
United States
Sons of Christian Civilization
Bill Clinton
Mao
Castro
Franco
Marcos
Jimmy Swaggart
Swaggart
Sobran
Arlington, Va
Arafat moves toward Palestinian statehood amid broken pledges
Feder argues that Yasser Arafat has failed to keep Oslo commitments, while courting Hamas and assembling a 40,000 strong police force as he marches toward a declared Palestinian state. Clinton’s influence is deemed to push Netanyahu toward further territorial concessions and a broader regional shift.
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Jerusalem
Bill Clinton
Gaza
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Hebron
Wye River
Clinton
Arafat
Munich
Oslo
Hamas
Hitler
PLO
Uzi Landau
Knesset
Security Committee
Jordan
West Bank
Benjamin Netanyahu
Wye
Beijing
Buenos Aires
Palestine
Community of Nations
Greater Palestine
Feder
Boston Herald
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Gary Newsom
Bit Salter Publisher
Ken Brodnax
Finder
SNC
Joseph Sobran
Donfeder
Middle East
Mee
Sillmore
By Bruce Tinsley