We've all been reminded this week that the world is a dangerous place.&nbsp; And there are still lots of people out there who hate us, despite the Obama administration's claim that they have elevated the standing of the US around the world.&nbsp; So why did they ask Google to reconsider its posting of a video that's being blamed for the horrific, anti-American uprising in the Middle East?&nbsp;<br />
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We have to suspend common sense to believe an obscure video is responsible for the violent and deadly reaction in the Arab world.&nbsp; Could this just be a(nother) diversionary tactic, designed to dupe the public into believing our constitutionally protected right to free speech is the problem?&nbsp; Do you think there are enough weak-minded people in this country who would actually buy that?&nbsp; How many steps is censorship away from&nbsp; control of the media?&nbsp; Google was smart enough to reject the attempted censorship.&nbsp; Will others be as wise?&nbsp; <br />
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<a href="http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Google-Muhammad-movie-YouTube/2012/09/14/id/451899">www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Google-Muhammad-movie-YouTube/2012/09/14/id/451899</a><br />
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