Al-Jazeera, the First Amendment, and Security Professionals

Al-Jazeera, the First Amendment, and Security Professionals
Scott Granneman, 2003-04-22

While attempts to disrupt Web broadcasts of Al-Jazeera may seem like a distant concern, they reflect the problems that should concern security professionals everywhere.

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Al-Jezeera, the First Amendment, and Security Professionals 2003-04-23
Anonymous

I agree with you moral standards to a point. There comes a time when you have be willing to step down and do what is right for your country and it's future. I am not saying that Iraq and the downing of Al Jazeera was one of them but if this war was against a world war II equal to germany then one needs to rethink their values as a threat of that magnitude could have potentially changed the way we live breath work and exist. There is a time for everything values aside...

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