(Comment to a misleading CNN report, part X.)
True. And CNN is too scared to report the reasons for the hacking:
It was largely about trying to save the life of dying hunger striker Samer Issawi.
CNN just doesn't want to tell this, because there is an almost total media blockade in the West about Samer Issawi, even when people have protested for him in the middle of Washington DC, dropped banners from Austin to Cleveland and campaigned vigorously in the web.
Last evening a Twitterstorm for him trended for over 40 minutes worldwide; it was the 35th to do since beginning of February. Longest lasting has trended continously worldwide for 70 minutes.
There is an active Facebook Flash Mob targeting government sites, politicians, Nobel laureates etc with pleas for help. Currently once again sending letters to White House and John Kerry, for example. Lot of letters to Netanyahu, Israeli embassies, US embassy in Israel etc.
Samer Issawi's mother has sent letters to Barack Obama and John Kerry, representatives of political prisoners families applied for a meeting with Obama during his visit but were turned down.
It was largely about trying to save the life of dying hunger striker Samer Issawi.
CNN just doesn't want to tell this, because there is an almost total media blockade in the West about Samer Issawi, even when people have protested for him in the middle of Washington DC, dropped banners from Austin to Cleveland and campaigned vigorously in the web.
Last evening a Twitterstorm for him trended for over 40 minutes worldwide; it was the 35th to do since beginning of February. Longest lasting has trended continously worldwide for 70 minutes.
There is an active Facebook Flash Mob targeting government sites, politicians, Nobel laureates etc with pleas for help. Currently once again sending letters to White House and John Kerry, for example. Lot of letters to Netanyahu, Israeli embassies, US embassy in Israel etc.
Samer Issawi's mother has sent letters to Barack Obama and John Kerry, representatives of political prisoners families applied for a meeting with Obama during his visit but were turned down.
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