On 12/03/14 11:52, Rayzer Raygun wrote: > On 3/12/2014 10:05 AM, Adam Fisk wrote: >> Greetings LibTech! >> >> Does anyone here know the details of Internet filtering in the >> Ukraine? I've heard of keyword filtering, but are sites actually >> blocked? If so, do you know which ones? >> >> Many thanks. >> >> -Adam >> > Dimitry Orlov, host and socioeconomic commentator at ClubOrlov is stating: > > The guest post from Renée last week (Chronology of the Ukrainian Coup ) > appeared on this blog because Huffington Post refused to run it. And now > I hear that no comment linking the new Ukrainian government to the > neo-Nazis or the neo-Nazis to the mass murder in Kiev can get through on > any news site. It seems like there is an actual news blackout on this > message: > >> "It appears that the US State Dept. gave $5 billion to Ukrainian > neo-Nazis who used some of the money to hire mass murderers who > massacred protesters, policemen and bystanders in order to provide a > rationale for overthrowing the democratically elected government of > Ukraine and installing an anti-Russian puppet government." >>
From the same blog that says Ukraine "outlawed the use of Russian language"? >> That’s about as short and sweet as I can make it. Please go and see > how many places you can cut and paste that sentence. It would give us an > idea of the extent of the censorship in the US. >> Nice innovation, crowdsourcing your bullshit propaganda as a game for unsuspecting players! >> First they take over Ukraine, then Huffington Post, what’s next? Your > living-room?” > > (Editorial Note: No, not your living room folks…:) > It seems American's access to correct information about Ukraine is being > 'filtered' > > Click through my post@ Tumblr > <http://auntieimperial.tumblr.com/post/79363236308>, it's humorously > illustrated, and honestly when I see the US government and Americans > cheering "Democracy in Ukraine" even as the descendants of the people > who chased my Bessarabian Jewish grandfather across the Baltic during > the late 1800s pogroms take power in a Fascist Putsch (See Pepe Escobar: > http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Central_Asia/CEN-01-120314.html), I NEED > some humor, and to note this list seems to have an unseemly tendency to > serve US foreign policy interests (as viewed from Stanford perhaps), NOT > "Liberation" interests. > How much are you getting paid to write this email? The "west is hypocritical" smokescreen is getting tiring, please cut the crap. You're not fooling anyone. -- Liberationtech is public & archives are searchable on Google. Violations of list guidelines will get you moderated: https://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/liberationtech. Unsubscribe, change to digest, or change password by emailing moderator at compa...@stanford.edu.
