Posted on 02/18/2014 9:41:11 PM PST by Olog-hai
Turkey’s president, Abdullah Gül, said Tuesday he had signed into force a controversial law voted in by the government that would tighten controls over web use, AFP reported.
Gül said on his Twitter feed he promulgated the law—which the opposition and rights groups say infringes on citizens’ freedoms—after the government assured him it would soften parts of it through later amendments. …
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With all the extremely internet knowledgeable people around ... good luck.
obama and his cohorts must be extremely jealous.
Executive Order to follow.
The pen and the phone again.
And I've got a bridge to sell them!
Yeah, Gül’s words. Pretty worthless, what with him being the PM of the government that put control of the internet into law twelve years ago.
Coming to America.
Obama thinking: If they can do it, I can do it better.
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