When Sir William Blackstone wrote his famous Commentaries on the Laws of England in the mid-18th century, he defined freedom of speech as the lack of prior restraint.
The Orientals knew only that one person is free; the Greeks and Romans that some are free; while we[moderns] know that all humans are implicitly free, qua human….
The Eastern nations knew only that one is free; the Greek and Roman world only thatsome are free; while we know that all men absolutely(man as man) are free.
When confronted with such scientific explanations, people often brush them aside, pointing out that they feel free, and that they act according to their own wishes and decisions.
On 18 April, neo-Taliban spokesman Mufti Latifullah Hakimi told Peshawar-based Afghan Islamic Press(AIP) that because foreign radio stations broadcasting to Afghanistan claiming to be independent and free are"not actually free," the neo-Taliban has established its own station.
On 18 April, neo-Taliban spokesman Mufti Latifullah Hakimi told Peshawar-based Afghan Islamic Press(AIP) that because foreign radio stations broadcasting to Afghanistan while claming to be independent and free are"not actually free," the neo-Taliban has established its own radio station.
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