Talk:Impact Press

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This seems to me to be a good example of a non-Neutral Point of View:

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Most of the articles were political and supported the left and far left.

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--Ohms law 14:56, 16 November 2006 (UTC)Reply

In response to the suggestion of a 'non-neutral point of view,' as the publisher of this magazine, I would have to say that 'left' and 'far left' are accurate. There were also elements of socialism, communism and anarchy embraced by the magazine. Feel free to email me with any questions by visiting the magazine's web site (impactpress.com) 66.187.195.226 18:34, 7 February 2007 (UTC) Craig MazerReply

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