Two Women

Two Women shows that when
governments determine health
care priorities, some people suffer
truly unfortunate consequences.
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Indoctrinate U

Indoctrinate U, reveals the
ugly truths about academia that
you won't see in their glossy
admissions brochures.
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Short Course in Brain Surgery

In A Short Course in Brain
Surgery
, filmmaker Stuart
Browning shows the callousness
of "single-payer", government
-run health care systems.
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El Uno De Mayo Intro

Our short film El Uno De Mayo,
casts a light on the left-wing
totalitarian groups behind the
recent May Day marches.
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Dead Meat Intro

Think Canada's government-run
health care system is a model for
the U.S.? Think again!

Dead Meat is a searing cine-
matic examination of socialized
medicine. Watch It Now!

Librarian Charged with Conservatism

A librarian at Ohio State is being charged with harassment for recommending four conservative books:

Scott Savage, who serves as a reference librarian for the university, suggested four best-selling conservative books for freshman reading in his role as a member of OSU Mansfield's First Year Reading Experience Committee. The four books he suggested were The Marketing of Evil by David Kupelian, The Professors by David Horowitz, Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis by Bat Ye'or, and It Takes a Family by Senator Rick Santorum. Savage made the recommendations after other committee members had suggested a series of books with a left-wing perspective, by authors such as Jimmy Carter and Maria Shriver.

Savage was put under "investigation" by OSU's Office of Human Resources after three professors filed a complaint of discrimination and harassment against him, saying that the book suggestions made them feel "unsafe." The complaint came after the OSU Mansfield faculty voted without dissent to file charges against Savage. The faculty later voted to allow the individual professors to file charges.



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