Though some writers require permission, many blog and website owners do not. Raymond Ibrahim does not. Leo Hohmann does not. The owner, author of P&L does not which is why American Thinker and other blogs, websites have shared her work. All writers who do not require permission are pleased to share with proper attribution. On every shared article on P&L you will find proper attribution. But you Obviously Did Not Know Any of This so you just shot off your ugly mouth
BTW, you said you post articles on FR--have you written for permission or is that something you accuse others of not doing?
The point I'm making is that no plagiarism, no theft, no blog pimping, no Wrong Doing occurred except in your presumptuous imagination.
And now, I'm really done with you.
I am sensitive to writers having their material used without permission by blogs and plagiarized by others. I have personally experienced that.
I don't think that was the intention here, but as I said above, things escalated and I went along with the escalation. Sorry again.
As an aside, it is de rigueur for bloggers to excerpt material written by others and provide live links to their sites. That is in accordance with Fair Use Laws.
I clicked on your link because I saw Leo Hohmann's name and I thought this was a link to a new online magazine/site for which he was now writing. I have read his work for years and am a fan. I was shocked to find that it wasn't and that there was no live link to his source.
For what it's worth, it is the end of the week of a very stressful week for me and I hate to end it on a bad note by leaving this matter with you unresolved.
Again, I am sorry.