Aida from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Beware: bad taste in pretty much everything. This tumblr is dangerously becoming all about kpop.
Aida from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Beware: bad taste in pretty much everything. This tumblr is dangerously becoming all about kpop.
Five facts:
1. ACTA isn’t the “European” SOPA. It’s nearly GLOBAL, and will apply to every country that signs the treaty.
2. ACTA is far more aggressive. ACTA will not simply affect websites and have them blocked out of the internet - its measures go as far as surveillance of anything you share through private channels.
3. ACTA doesn’t have a campaign against it that is as wide-spread and organized as the SOPA one. This is DANGEROUS, as there’s less time between now and the final signing of ACTA.
4. ACTA has effects on healthcare, trade, and even tourism.
5. ACTA has to be stopped.
Let’s start spreading the word and organizing a good, solid response to it.
More information:
Four-year-old Farah (R) pulls up her clothing 5 May 2009 to reveal her injuries which her family says were caused by a phosphoric bomb in Israel’s military attacks on the Gaza Strip in December 2008 and January 2009, while two-year-old brother Ali looks at their home in northern Gaza Strip on 05 May 2009. Both children, their uncle Ahmed, 22, and their grandmother sustained burns when their house was attacked by Israeli war planes. The children’s father their four siblings, Abed Raheem, 14, Zaid, 10, Hamza, 8 and Shahed, 1 were killed in the attack and another relative, a 20-year-old woman, died from her burns in an Egyptian hospital. On January 26th 2009 the Israeli Ministryi of Defence confirmed speculations about the use of white phsphoroous in the Israeli-Gaza conflict.
…One thing we can do is spot the future Gaddafis and Saddams whom we are breeding right now, the future crackpot, torture-chamber sadists who are cultivating their young bats with our economic help. In Uzbekistan, for example. And in Turkmenistan. And in Tajikistan and Chechenya and other “stans”. But no. These are men we have to deal with, men who will sell us oil, buy our arms and keep Muslim “terrorists” at bay.
It is all wearingly familiar. And now we are back at it again, banging our desks in spiritual unity. We don’t have many options, do we, unless we want to see another Srebrenica? But hold on. Didn’t that happen long after we had imposed our “no-fly” zone over Bosnia?
