164 Podcast Tries To Define Torture

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164 Podcast Tries To Define Torture

Written by Brian of London

Sunday, 07 June 2009 08:18

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In this edition, Tom Paine chats to Cliff May, head of the Foundation for the Defence of Democracies, about his recent appearence on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, civility in political discourse, and what constitutes torture? Tom Paine dives into the SNN mail bag, a public service announcement is made regarding a man wandering the streets of London, scared, confused, completely out of touch with reality and convinced he is the prime minister, Australia's "chick, chick, boom" girl shows she she's become a tiny celebrity, Doug Payton compares and contrasts two very different responses to two murders this week, and Mery Yourish reviews President Obama speech in Cairo. Two thumbs way, way down would be an understatement.

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Yannai

I know you guys mean well, but I personally detest Stewart for the self-hating Jew he is. It has nothing to do with his fanatical sucking-up to Obama (well, maybe a little) and a whole lot to do with his blatantly anti-Israeli and even antisemitic opinions. The only reason a guy guy like "Stewart" (three guesses as to whether that's his real name, and in not, why he chose to change it) would go on camera and retract calling Truman a war-criminal has nothing to do with thinking things through and realizing he made a mistake in the heat of argument, and everything to do with panicked suits running his way after filming and telling him that it's a line he can't cross. Yet.

Tuesday 23 June 2009, 11:45

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