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Just saying.
I mean, I understand that there is such a thing as military secrets and state security, but - well, they've known this book was coming for months. They've known. And then they start this mess when it's almost done? Besides which, Denmark abolished the pre-publishing-censurship institution along with the idea that the King was entitled to do the actual ruling - and it can "ingensinde" be reintroduced.
So, in short. Danish military = WANNABE CENSORSHIP FAIL!
That said, my personal interpretation is not that Politiken thought as much about freedom of speech as about Politiken's freedom to sell more newspapers in one day than usual...
I mean, I understand that there is such a thing as military secrets and state security, but - well, they've known this book was coming for months. They've known. And then they start this mess when it's almost done? Besides which, Denmark abolished the pre-publishing-censurship institution along with the idea that the King was entitled to do the actual ruling - and it can "ingensinde" be reintroduced.
So, in short. Danish military = WANNABE CENSORSHIP FAIL!
That said, my personal interpretation is not that Politiken thought as much about freedom of speech as about Politiken's freedom to sell more newspapers in one day than usual...