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The War on Dissent

I came across this story at Crooks & Liars. The US Department of Homeland Security is filing a criminal complaint against Greg Palast in relation to his filming of a documentary about Hurricane Katrina.

Since Palast is one of my favorite journalists, I immediately tried to access his web page to get the full story, but there seems to be a problem accessing his web site.

Coincidence? Maybe. We'll wait and see.
UPDATE: 12:40 pm...still no access.

UPDATE: 6:00 pm and the site is accessable.

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