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Reader comment on item: Cairene Book Covers

Submitted by Emad Muhiydeenovich (United Arab Emirates), Aug 10, 2008 at 17:19

Mr. Pipes ... this is called freedom of press and freedom of speech. ...

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Anti Semitic books in Cairo [78 words]Doris GuttentagOct 27, 2008 16:03
Anti US and Antisemetic books in Egypt [94 words]TazeenAug 19, 2008 04:01
I've got a problem with articles like this...
[w/response] [471 words]		Kevin MorrowAug 11, 2008 16:22
⇒ freedom of press [14 words]Emad MuhiydeenovichAug 10, 2008 17:19
↔ No, it's called hypocrisy!!! [78 words]JaladhiAug 14, 2008 11:45
Egyptians and books in modern classical Arabic [468 words]dhimmi no moreAug 2, 2008 07:40
The role of books in Muslim countries [118 words]UgriAug 2, 2008 06:07
Egyptian sensationalism [285 words]Rebecca MouldsAug 1, 2008 10:32
Ever read the Guardian, Kos, Move on, Counterpunch etcetera? [47 words]Nick GoodAug 1, 2008 07:09
The non-political books are also revealing [135 words]JJAug 1, 2008 02:22
You Can Buy Looney Books in Any Country [17 words]C.Jul 31, 2008 18:24
↔ You Can Buy Looney Books in Any Country? [64 words]KristaAug 1, 2008 20:34
↔ Here's a really looney book [98 words]onlytruthAug 9, 2008 12:42
So Much for the Camp David "Peace" in 1979. [149 words]YnnatchkahJul 31, 2008 14:55
Books and Propaganda [300 words]SammishJul 31, 2008 11:36
↔ getting the other viewpoint [118 words]G.VishvasAug 1, 2008 07:31
↔ what other viewpoint? [112 words]SammishAug 4, 2008 15:43
↔ why read books when you have the internet? [35 words]CandideAug 5, 2008 02:44
↔ let the criticised have a say too [118 words]G.VishvasAug 6, 2008 04:40

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