In the past week John Markoff of The Times, followed by Robert O'Harrow of The Washington Post, have revealed the extent of Poindexter's operation, but editorialists have not grasped its undermining of the Freedom of Information Act.
But Israel's moral status is irrelevant to the right question, which is whether academic institutions boycotting other academic institutions can ever be an expression of, rather than an undermining of, academic freedom.
A German red line is any undermining of the freedom of movement for labour across the EU, which Cameron has challenged in his attempt to suppress immigration to Britain.
"The remnants of Saddam's regime are still dangerous, and terrorists are gathering in Iraq to undermine the advance of freedom," Mr. Bush said.
In his influential book There's No Such Thing as Free Speech: And It's a Good Thing Too, Fish did his best to undermine the principle of freedom of expression.
McClellan closes with a defense of the Constitution; however, in the name of fighting crime, he originated or vigorously supported almost every recent proposal to undermine that foundation of freedom the Bill of Rights--he led the fight in Congress & out, to make the Supreme Court an unequal branch of gov't.
Such restrictions would have completely undermined the principle of freedom of movement in the German view.
We undermine the cause of freedom abroad when we restrict it here at home.
Jo Glanville, the director of English PEN, said: "If you undermine privacy, you undermine freedom of expression, as people hold back on exchanging ideas online … Unless we get a new law in the next parliament that pushes back against the mass surveillance programmes we have now, press freedom and free speech will be undermined still further".
To the Daily Mail, he is the "eminence grease", "Whitehall's most cynical mandarin", and "Sir Cover-up", allegedly responsible for undermining the Freedom of Information Act and the Chilcot inquiry into the UK's role in the Iraq war.
