Political cartoonists are the first ones targeted by dictators when they want to shut down free speech. They're the ones threatened with fatwas when they draw Muhammad. So as a lover of cartoons, comics and political satire, I can't condemn
Barry Blitt, even if I think
The New Yorker, of which I am a subscriber, wanted to sell magazines more than it understood the difference between effective satire and Blitt's cartoon which they are running as their cover this week.
(
BAGnewsNotes does a nice job of explaining the discrepancies
here.)
In the spirit of open discussion, I've posted my latest video microblog segment in the little Zannel widget to the right of this post. Some folks have commented already. You can click on the Z and then on the link that's revealed to go and comment yourself.
Otherwise, just hit play and enjoy.
2 comments:
I DIG the video blog!
nice of you to accidentally show us your spectacular view u bas
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