Comments on: About the Series

By: Gary

Gary — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 11:49:14 +0000

I hope you’ll take a look at the Southern Poverty Law Center’s recent coverage of the Pius church movement based in Texas and talk about it on your show.

By: Avery

Avery — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:13:43 +0000

Have you done anything recently about the 57 IOC nations at the UN who have pushed through an anti-blasphemy resolution which has aims of criminalizing criticism of Islam? I’ve seen people on the fringes talking about it (a lot of atheists, and people who are looking for excuses to bulldoze the UN), but it would be nice to see a mainstream examination of the effects such a resolution would have on stifling free speech.

By: Frank Sharma

Frank Sharma — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 16:18:18 +0000

Ur show is informative and i enjoy it. Thank You

By: Louis Chiavacci

Louis Chiavacci — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 18:02:01 +0000

Your recent segment on juvenile criminals serving life sentences was quite interesting. Important questions were left unanswered by Professor Annino and others featured in the segment.
What if Professor Annino was 100% successful in gaining parole for the incarcerated prisoners? What would be the cost /benefit to society? How many innocent women, men and children will be robbed, beaten, raped, or murdered by the released criminals? Secondarily, what is the economic cost of crimes likely to be committed by the release of once juvenile criminals?
There is surly a comprehensive set of statistics of juvenile criminals who have served time and been released. This data could be used to accurately forecast the incremental harm likely to be perpetrated.
I admire Professor Annino’s compassion. I urge the Professor to channel his compassion to innocent victims and their families. Professor Annino’s contribution to society would likely be far greater if his efforts were directed to the innocent rather to criminals.