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- novaculus, on 03/05/2008, -0/+3THE PHOENIX is Boston's leading ''alternative" newspaper, the kind of brash, pull-no-punches weekly that might have been expected to print without hesitation the Mohammed cartoons that Islamists have been using to incite rage and riots across the Muslim world. Its willingness to push the envelope was memorably demonstrated in 2002, when it broke with most media to publish a grisly photograph of Daniel Pearl's severed head, and supplied a link on its website to the sickening video of the Wall Street Journal reporter's beheading.
But the Phoenix isn't publishing the Mohammed drawings, and in a brutally candid editorial it explained why.
''Our primary reason," the editors confessed, is ''fear of retaliation from . . . bloodthirsty Islamists who seek to impose their will on those who do not believe as they do . . . Simply stated, we are being terrorized, and . . . could not in good conscience place the men and women who work at the Phoenix and its related companies in physical jeopardy. As we feel forced, literally, to bend to maniacal pressure, this may be the darkest moment in our 40-year-publishing history."
Lie about the President of the US, and US policy, and the status of US military efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan? No problem. Tell the truth about Islamism? No way, too risky.
Read the rest. - Donald2007, on 03/11/2008, -0/+1Good article-- '' What you didn't know about the ''Mohammed cartoons''-- http://digg.com/world_news/Mohammed_cartoons_Impor ...
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