[Justin Raimondo]

I never gave my permission to Pravda to reprint my work. But if I spent my time tracking down and contacting every internet site that followed suit I wouldn't have time to write anything. When I discovered my articles on Pravda, next to articles by this Bill White nutball, I did contact Pravda and asked them what is up. They claimed to have received permission -- but not MY permission. They then ceased reprinting my stuff. Case closed.

It's weird. You would think that, if you're going to try to portray me as an "enemy agent," you'd at least come up with some evidence that I'm somehow tied to Bagdhad -- not Moscow. You seem to have slipped into a time warp, Richard: the cold war is over, communism is no more, and accusing someone of being an "agent of the Kremlin" is only apt to make people wonder WHY on earth you're wearing that tinfoil hat.....

[Bonaparte]

"...somehow tied to Bagdhad -- not Moscow."

But we all know that Russia is opposing our action in Iraq.

"...communism is no more..."

China, at its last party Congress, referred to itself over and over as communist. If they don't shy away from the term, why do you? You don't consider North Korea communist, either, do you? --even though they, themselves, call themselves communist. And what of Cuba? They're not communist either? They haven't spread communism through our own southern hemisphere and elsewhere?

[Bonaparte]

"They claimed to have received permission -- but not MY permission."

So did Prava say gave them permission to print your stuff? Was that party entitled to give them permission? If so, why were you not consulted first?

[Richard Poe]

<< When I discovered my articles on Pravda, next to articles by this Bill White nutball, I did contact Pravda and asked them what is up. They claimed to have received permission -- but not MY permission. >>

Who gave them permission?