Comment by suraci

Comment by suraci 4 hours ago

4 replies

Holy crap

You just exposed(or explained) what Hillary Clinton did using Facebook in Egypt and Tunisia (and HongKong, and others)

Funny it's called democratic in old days, now it's anti-democratic

I mean, at least people not using TikTok as the platform to scheme any violent revolutions, not like what happened in mentioned regions

Or, is this exactly what the US gov fears about TikTok?

User23 2 hours ago

This is nothing new. Google's instrumental role in the "Arab Spring" is old hat by now.

  • gunian 37 minutes ago

    If you correlate the hacks of anonymous to that you will get an interesting picture to say the least :)

    As someone that loves dev stuff it is so beautiful not a single soldier deployed but an entire region destabilized and so many people killed

    • jazzyjackson 29 minutes ago

      I was paying attention to telecomix and US forces in-country maintaining cellular infra to fight against the information blackouts but what was going down on 4chan?

  • jazzyjackson 23 minutes ago

    Although i would never put it past the DoD under Clinton to manipulate an election here and a revolution there, my impression of Silicon Valley during the Arab Spring is a bunch of self congratulatory preening over the power of social media.

    I always felt the CIAs greatest trick is letting people credit them with overthrowing governments, a power they don't actually possess, except to tip the scales with a little gun-running. Same with the so called Twitter revolution. Assange and Manning can take credit for leaking the cables, but the anger was domestic and already extant.