Freedom is Never Free

Check out Iraq the Model and see how the Iraqis have gotten together to discuss how to ensure their freedom with their new found and hard fought Iraq Constitution. Reminds me of the forefathers who gathered at Independence Hall. Only this time they gathered at the LIBERTY LOBBY.

Check out all of the latest news and reports on the war on terrorism and the fight for freedom here and abroad.

In the country of Singapore you can read what the former Prime Minister of Singapore had to say about freedom of the press and free expression. He's pretty much delusional and is against such an idea.

Here's a little history recap detailing 8 women in the United States who fought for freedom in light of Rosa Park's death.

For over the past 10 years the Nepal government was able to incorporate media freedom into their nation's Constitutional Articles guaranteeing their people their freedom of opinion and expression. This was the result of the hard-won outcome of people’s 30-year long struggles against the Panchayat regime that ruled by suppressing people’s voice.

Here is a nervous lecture that took place in Beijing's Tsinghua University where lecturer Li Ao, China's independent legislator and television personality, discussed in the packed auditorium where he questioned how long the Communist Party could remain in power and urged it not to be afraid of free speech. The talk filmed live beamed to China mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan reaching an estimated audience of 130 million. Li even turned to Mr. Liu who was sponsoring the lecutures and asked "Does Mr Liu think that my speech so far is safe?"



Freedom in Iraq. Without it,
he would be dead already. Even
if he protested against Bush.



LiberalsMoonbats protesting using their freedom
to protest freedom in Iraq. They would rather
have Saddam in power unlike the Iraqi guy
in the above picture.


Do you want to be in a country where you have to ask permission to see if your speech is "safe enough"?

Freedom is NEVER free. Don't you forget that.