Free Speech Coalition member Dr David Cumin interviews Americans for Tax Reform founder Grover Norquist.
Mr Norquist discusses the fundamental need for free speech in political movements, the difference between the United States approach to free speech and New Zealand’s approach, and the role that media plays in information and censorship.
What has happened to our free press and their once fervent support for the freedom to speak and write?
‘Free speech for me but not for thee’ – using government force to shut down unwanted voices – will result in free speech for no one. And once it is gone, it will not be easy to get back.
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Awarding anti-Semites as universities repeat history in the worst way.
