Michelle Malkin’s got three topics that show even more why we should not do business with Dubai: they’re against free speech and opinion within their country, including hers, another blogger’s, and ours.

BoingBoing is telling those of you in the UAE how to get around the censors. Here is the guide.
The UAE has also banned Michelle Malkin.

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It has happened again. George W. Bush has united left and right, Democrats and Republicans, in this country against one of his decisions…

Well, I used my ISP account back here in Northeast Wisconsin, telnet, and Lynx to visit the barred site. Now, this is only really a solution for sites that are text rich. For example, Michelle Malkin’s website that just found its way on to Etisalat’s…

I know that Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says the panel has done “due diligence” concerning the UAE’s purchase of the ports, but excuse me Mr. President if I don’t have much faith in Secretary Chertoff’s due diligence right now.

The UAE is the banking and commercial capital of the Arab world. One of the 9-11-01 bombers was an Emirate citizen and Dubai banks helped finance the operation.

The acquisition’s affect on US ports — that is, keeping the management contract with Du…

      As many already know, members of both parties in Washington continue to call on the Bush administration to step in and block the proposed UAE port-security deal currently in the works.   Today some 9-11 families…

Read John L. submits the following to us by email:
After going ballistic about “PortGate” and the implied dangers for US homeland security, one must ask another question, not as vital as security, but very important nonetheless.
The big …

Complicated? Sorta, but if you really want to read banned websites from nations that censor said websites learn it.

And they want to own and watch our ports?
Courtesy of Michelle Malkin:
A number of readers overseas have e-mailed that my blog is now inaccessible in the United Arab Emirates. B. writes:
All internet users in the UAE have to use the government owne…

Islamists are targeting the internet. Michelle Malkin has been banned from the UAE. The only service provider in the UAE, Etisalat, is government owned and everything going through it is filtered. Michelle’s site is being filtered out so no one accessi…

I think someone has to remind the administration that, simply because we buy and sell from a country does not allow us to assume they are our friends. The UAE is a monarchy. We do not expect individual liberty and thought from such a form of governmen…

From the New York Post:I’m a lifelong Republican and I think the President’s gone insane, said Gadiel, 58, who heads 9/11 Families for a Secure America. How the hell could this happen? fumed Bill Doyle, 58, a retired Staten Island stockbroker whose son…

By Debbie Schlussel Why did the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ban Michelle Malkin’s site? Was it her just outrage about the Dubai Ports World deal to control six of our ports? Or was it her publishing of the Mohammed cartoons…