Java Zen:Thinking Out Loud Sunday, 2025.07.13 
The lesson to me is that if you want freedom of speech, then, like the Muslims
in Britain, you must make the authorities afraid to bother you. If you seem
harmless, you will be silenced at the demand of those whom the authorities fear.
Once again, I note that this is an incentive structure that the British
authorities will likely come to regret.

		Glenn Reynolds on the British ban for Geert Wilders entering the country

2000.04.11

An open letter to KUSA TV in Denver and the Board of Directors for the Komen Foundation.

This letter was originally written last fall. My wife’s health over the holidays prevented me from tracking down all the contacts to whom I wished to send this letter. Her health is much improved at the moment. She is off oxygen although her energy level is considerably diminished. I apologize for the delay and hope that my comments may still be of value.

November 22, 1999

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

I am writing this letter in the hope of initiating a positive change in the way breast cancer survivors are treated during Denver’s Race for the Cure event. I have shared this letter with organizations and people not directly involved with the Komen Foundation’s Race for the Cure in the hope that my experiences will assist them in avoiding some of the unfortunate trends I’ve observed with the Race for the Cure event in Denver. (more…)

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