Letter of protest to Iranian.com publishers.

Javadagha
by Javadagha
04-Sep-2010
 

Dear Publishers of Iranian.com:    This site has been hijacked by people who spread lies and attack people who use their real names.  

Who gave permit to Iranian.com members who use phony names to attack real people and post a link to their job websites?   This happened on September 4, 2010. This is unethical.  September 4 is another low day for Iranian.com.

  I protest using Iranian.com to spread lies, use profanity, and attack real people by coward anonymous members.  

Fred and Co. have been permitted to spread lies, attack real individuals while hiding behind a phony name.  Fred and Co. must NOT be permitted to post link(s) to people’s job websites while hiding themselves.  This is NOT freedom of expression; this is a cowardly act which must be stopped.

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Yes, I really wonder who

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Yes, I really wonder who this "Fred" is. JJ could relate the source of that effort by performing a DNS lookup. At least we'd know if we're dealing with a Hasbara effort (which in my opinion, should be exposed).

//www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Hasbara

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