There is pressure to ban a broad collection of unsavory political positions and historical views in the EU.

I don't like those positions, and I don't agree with those views, but this censorship violates basic human rights.

The UK Green Party leader condemned criminalization of membership in terrorist organizations.

Certainly having sympathy with the aims of a terrorist organization should not be a crime — because that is thoughtcrime.

Membership in an organization that uses criminal means is a borderline case, because it accepts in a way responsibility for that organization's actions, not only its aims.

However, organizations should never be banned by decree. That should require a trial.

Everyday harassment and danger of violence provoke mental illness, among blacks and among women.

A reporter has fled Argentina due to death threats. He was writing about the recently murdered prosecutor.

Target in Canada fired 17000 workers and its CEO. The severance pay for the CEO equals the severance pay for 17000 workers.

Prosecutors in the UK are trying to get the interview tapes which the Belfast Project made, promising confidentiality until the subjects are dead.

I think the historians of the Belfast Project are honor-bound to destroy these interviews so as to carry out their promise, for the sake of future historical projects — even though they would be imprisoned for this.

This has nothing to do with the IRA's cause, which I don't support even slightly.