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|    Re: Turkey Blocks Access to YouTube Agai    |
|    13 Mar 08 20:37:03    |
      XPost: soc.culture.greek, soc.culture.turkish       From: smyrna@isgreek.org              Xtes-00k wrote:       >       > Turkey Blocks Access to YouTube Again              One way or an other 80% of the gay ataturk videos on youtube have to do       with the Irish "seanile" and the turds who support him.              >       >       > Published: 3/13/08, 12:25 PM EDT       >       > ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) - Turkey blocked access to the popular       > video-sharing Web site YouTube on Thursday in response to a video clip       > deemed insulting to the country's revered founding father, state-run       > media said.       >       > A court in the capital of Ankara ordered the ban at the request of a       > prosecutor who had argued the clip was disrespectful to Mustafa Kemal       > Ataturk, who died seven decades ago, the Anatolia news agency said. It       > was not clear how long the ban would last.       >       > Turkey briefly imposed bans on access to YouTube on similar grounds in       > the past, but access was restored after the Web site removed the videos.       >       > Under Turkish law, it is a crime to insult Ataturk, a war hero who       > founded Turkey from the ruins of the Ottoman Empire.       >       > The YouTube bans in Turkey have highlighted the country's troubled       > record on free expression which Turkey wants to improve as part of its       > bid to join the European Union.       >       > Last month, Pakistan briefly blocked access to YouTube because of a       > video featuring a Dutch lawmaker who has said he plans to release a       > movie portraying Islam as fascist.       >       > The move inadvertently cut access for most of the world's Internet users       > for up to two hours, highlighting the vulnerability of the Internet.       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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