Middle East Internet Scorecard
sturgeon writes "With the escalating violence and frequent reports of phone and Internet blockages across the Middle East and North Africa, it's getting hard to keep track of what is happening where. Arbor released a new report and graphic scorecard of Internet censorship in the region."
And if they elect religious figures to parliament and establish a religious democracy?
Tunisia and Egypt have had their revolutions, it's up to them to decide on the government they want, if they want fundamentalists representing them, thats their right.
Same for the United States if the voters of a state elect a fundamentalist or an atheist.