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The opening of the U.S. government's antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft made the front pages of many European newspapers, with an op-ed piece in London's Financial Times saying that an eventual ruling by the Supreme Court "is certain to redefine anti-trust law and shape the software industry for years to come."
The WP features an op-ed primer on State of the Union speeches by former Clinton speechwriter Michael Waldman.
Monday, Ha'aretz published an op-ed article by Danny Rubinstein, saying, "In the Arab world and among the Palestinians, many people believe that because Monica Lewinsky is Jewish the Washington sex scandal is nothing but another stunt by the Israeli Mossad, intended to distract the attention of the American public and of President Bill Clinton away from the peace process.
It runs an op-ed piece about China that asserts "while individuals and special-interest groups are free to give human rights absolute and unqualified priority, governments are not," and which reports that "the number of political prisoners in China currently is 3,000--which is 0.00023 percent of the total population."
"Most people--even those who read editorial and op-ed pages--do not want to encounter opposing views," he mourned in What I Think . "They want to be massaged not informed."