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Originally posted by vox2442
Originally posted by Manouche
A CIA involvement is possible but it is still speculations so far.
I've sketched out the American links here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by seataka
a few years ago I happened to glance at the CIA's help wanted pages on their own website. What intrigued me then and made no sense to me until I remembered it today, was that they were ONLY hiring Theatrical Make Up Artists
Added: And Set Designers
After being accused of blocking access to social networking and video-sharing sites, the Iranian government itself has come under cyber attack from opposition supporters. Unlike more traditional cyber attacks involving hardcore hackers, this post-election revolt relies on the common internet user to help take out government websites. A campaign has been orchestrated to co-opt less web-savvy protestors in denial of service attacks (DDoS), with government websites becoming flooded with users and ultimately crashing. Using sites like Twitter (despite being banned in Iran), Digg and other internet discussion forums, protesters have shut down official websites such as President Ahmadinejad's own site, cyber security blog Zero Day reports. The President's personal website is functioning again but his blog remains offline. The online attacks are reminiscent of those launched against Georgia's internet infrastructure during last year's Russian-Georgian conflict as well as a DDoS attack on CNN.com launched by Chinese "hacktivists". Palestinian sympathisers were also accused of taking down Israeli websites earlier this year, and the FBI's cyber division thinks these sort of attacks pose the greatest threat to the US after nuclear weapons. (Read more: FBI warns of cyber attack threat) Iran has been in upheaval since the re-election of President Ahmadinejad at the weekend, with opposition protestors clashing with police and pro-government hardliners after accusations the poll was rigged. In the wake of the election result, the government shut down sites such as Twitter and YouTube as well as blocking mobile phone calls and text messaging. (Read more: US asks Twitter to 'maintain service' in Iran)
How did the Iranian government accomplish this so fast? Foreign police coming in to attack women and old ladies? Possible tech weapons? This is typical CIA, and very well thought out. I don't need inside information. This is so obvious. This is the new police state, coming to your neighborhood soon. Bill
Originally posted by Applesandoranges
The conciousness on this is working. Being blasted all over MSM rang bells for me that this was a psyops operation.
The word psyops quickly popped into my head. Then i come on to read a few other people commenting this is a psyops operation.
Originally posted by Applesandoranges
If this is to bring in martial law then it only worked for them to create more manipulation and control , anyway we will see how it all pans out. Its turned ugly and the CIA love ugly situations as it seems they are usually where the pit of evil is. That's a psyops operation.
We need to seperate the truth from disinformation(masquerading as truth).
The rigged election is very much real but the extent to which source of the information came from is one to be questioned.
[edit on 17-6-2009 by Applesandoranges]