We fight relentlessly against brute, brazen censorship. And other voices join. It gets to be quite common that something I point out in one of my ZGrams shows up in Canada's Globe and Mail or Toronto Star two or three days hence. There have been sharp and biting editorials castigating that parasitic, predatory enterprise called Human Rights Commission you never saw before the Liberal Revolution started eating its own children - which is precisely what is happening today. Whether the communication is true or not is irrelevant, as is the communicator's intention.
Truth is no defense.
Next time Gardner writes, it will be much easier for him. It doesn't get harder. It gets vastly easier, the more things are said. But we need not fear this. These words, exciting and beautiful when printed on paper in 1644, are all the more so on a computer screen in 1998.