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Pastor Hagee's News Suppression Bid Backfires

huffingtonpost.com — Writing for the Huffington Post, Max Blumenthal describes how Texas Megachurch Pastor John Hagee, founder of a pro-Armageddon lobbying group backed by US Senator Joseph Lieberman, tried to suppress critical YouTube videos, causing a predictably disastrous (for Hagee) media backlash. Censorship is dumb politics.

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  • vandernderyid, on 07/10/2008, -0/+1Jesus F'ing Christ!

    Who are these people?
  • PHiZ187, on 07/09/2008, -0/+1Just another example of the tools that the DMCA gives copyright holders being used to stifle legitimate public participation and commentary.

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