Use your Twitter to confuse Iranian censors

SEEDING THE FALSE DATA CLOUD
Prior to the recent Iranian elections, facebook and other social networks were being used as an organizing tool. Censors quickly jumped on this trend and blocked Facebook’s site from the entire country. The election protests were organized and publicized on Twitter, which the bureaucracy failed to block in time. Iranian censors are now combing the twitter network for dissidents in a Savak-like fashion. But folks around the world are trying to help the Iranian Resistance. This may or may not help, but it's worth a try.
(Suggested by ELIJAH EL BEZE)

Stabler and me | TuscaloosaNews.com | The Tuscaloosa News | Tuscaloosa, AL

THE GREAT GULF SHORES DUST UP
The last time Bob Padecky had asked Kenny Stabler a question, he responded by using an action verb and the second-person personal pronoun and then walked straight past him on the Raiders' practice field behind El Rancho Motel in Santa Rosa. Of course, that was 30 years ago and times change, people change, events change people. The dust-up he and Stabler had in southern Alabama is ancient history for most people and he was now was curious if it would be the same for Stabler. I mean, after all, Padecky was the one thrown in jail, not Stabler.
(TUSCALOOSA NEWS)

WHAT IS DPI?
European telecom companies have helped the Iranian regime develope one of the world's most sophisticated mechanisms for controlling and censoring the Internet. Deep Packet Inspection enables authorities to monitor and gather information about individuals, as well as alter it for disinformation purposes.

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