Internet censorship in Iran
Latest events in Iran sure proved how much internet is important today.If there was no internet today lots of people wouldn't know what is goin' on in Iran these days.
If you search the net a little you'll find lots of informations about what government or should I say Ahmadinejad is doing in that country. Let me qoute few things; Quote:
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And if you didn't know,Parsix Gnu/Linux is made in Iran. |
What's your point?
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I bet the other 12 of those 13 internet-enemy countries are China and a whole bunch of European countries.
Does it include Germany as well already? With their new law there? |
I'm quite sure that what's going on in Iran is not what is being said on the propaganda networks and in most places on the internet. You'll have to think about this one yourself and try to understand what might be going on. Personally I would not trust any major news/propaganda network, they're all owned by an elite group who manufacture the news as they see fit, even if it's the opposite of the truth ... call it the Ministry of Truth. Don't think that many places on the internet that claim to be independent are too much better, you really have to dig and think if you want to know the truth.
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Tex,you are a very smart man,there's no doubt about that and what you're sayin' is true mostly and I'll tell you that I didn't know that BBC is just another piece of s... but that's because I don't really watch and read what they do,but the truth about Iran today is that lots of people there want a change and somehow somebody is trayin' so hard not to let it happen.
The thing is that in Croatia we have really professional,brave,responsible and dedicated to truth journalist who have been in Iraq for example,have contacts etc,so when they put something in the air,like on our national televison you can be sure that it's not some BBC's or whoever's bulls... it's confirmed and true information,which in this case came over the internet. |
Well ... too bad I don't speak Croatian :) But maybe I could use a translator if I find some reliable news sites.
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Mr.Google is supporting Iranians protesting against the re-election of "president" Ahmadinejad. Here.
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Don't you find it funny that whenever they take pictures of the "protesters" (read "covert ops"), there's always no more than 5 in a picture (a small team of covert ops), while when pictures are taken of Ahmadinejad and his supporters (which they often claim are also actually protesters, even tho Ahmadinejad is smiling and waving at them, and they're waving flags in celebration), they stretch as far as the eye can see.
I suppose they will get what they were planning all along ... to get Mousavi elected ... and then the puppet will dance as they want him to dance. |
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One journalist who I would trust here is Robert Fisk of The Independent (UK), who does confirm that there are interesting things going on in Iran: Iran's Day of Destiny Battle for the Islamic Republic |
You're right Alex Jones says a lot of nonsense as well, but sometimes a bit of truth leaks through ... unlike many other places. He's also extremely paranoid, and cannot think clearly most of the time.
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More on the subject, you don't need to take my word for it, take it from Iran’s interior minister.
http://www.infowars.com/iranian-inte...ts-and-unrest/ |
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