Facebook blocked in Bangladesh

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uth a shera!!!

 

[idune]

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Facebook Banned In Bangladesh

What is your point on same news sound bites in the news already. BTRC chairman gave the order to ban and the stetment sitting in Delhi. Coincidence, hell not what infact most likely happened was that indian did not like their Hasina's face in their hindu goddess body. So they forced BTRC chairman and Awami stooge regime to shut facebook.

 

[hal-fgfa]

What is your point on same news sound bites in the news already. BTRC chairman gave the order to ban and the stetment sitting in Delhi. Coincidence, hell not what infact most likely happened was that indian did not like their Hasina's face in their hindu goddess body. So they forced BTRC chairman and Awami stooge regime to shut facebook.

i wish mod make it necessary that every ones IP address shows with post ...

then we will know reality

 

[Skies]

Personal request to you. You do not know about Pakistani or Pakistan. So do not pass judgment on them by reading or watching Munafig/mushrik run media. You are creating more hatred instead of healing our old wound.

Brother, I think you will must understand what I tried to say and my intention. I said some BD-people hate/dislike PK and think that pk lives in stone age to see the terrorism like recent Lahore attack (not every attack). I did not say PK lives in stone age. I said some people think so and about their perceptions.

Then I propose that if any one hate PK after watching this type attacks then PK-people can not blame them. And they need to give a good impression if they want those few BD people will not hate them.

Now tell me what wrong I said. But Patriot forced me to do so. I'm sorry for the whole situation but I believe Patriot is responsible for
that. He said we dont care BD then I said we dont care PK either. Bas.

I do not know how those other two BDnas come here.

Look at the post in below, where another BD-member said about his concern of PK. you will see that some BD people have concern about attacks in PK. They want PK's well. BUt now it seems PK people do not care us we want to suggest them. They are not ready to hear about their faults from their well wishers. So why we need to......

6. So don't worry about Bangladesh. We are strong internally. The Message of Islam arrived here during the life time of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), and we have endeavored to follow the Faith in its true / pure form. We are however worried about Pakistan, which is now occupied by the Western Christian Civilization - physically and thrue overpowering of the political, military and bureaucratic establishments.

And about prothom-alo: may be the newspaper is biased but It's true that BD people dislike pk for the terrorism going on there. And this is the fact.

And why you dont telling something to Patriot? Does not he responsible for spreading hatred?

 

[idune]

skies, bro lets take the off topic discussion in a different thread. I hope these are sets of mis underatnding rather than difference in principal.

 

[hal-fgfa]

skies, bro lets take the off topic discussion in a different thread. I hope these are sets of mis underatnding rather than difference in principal.

m surprised that u say that

 

[alibaz]

By Saad Mustafa Warraich, Karachi – Pakistan
I had been banned from Facebook and my account had been disabled a night before Facebook was banned in Pakistan. Before all this happened, I visited the blasphemous page “Draw Muhammad Day” and the content on the page hurt me badly.
Once again a certain group of westerners called it the “freedom of expression” and went on to show extremism – something they always verbally disassociate themselves from.
As a response to this lunacy, I thought it best to find out how they respond to others’ right of freedom of expression – I created an Adolf Hitler page right away and it read, “To all those who think they can ridicule Islam in the name of freedom of expression and yet punish those who speak of the genius of Hitler”.
The comment on the wall read, “Let’s hit them where it hurts them the most”. Further I added some photos of the Fuhrer, Nazi Party and the Italian Footballer Paolo Di Canio who was banned and fined by FIFA two years ago for performing the “controversial” Roman Salute which according to him gave him a sense of belonging to his people.
Within an hour tens of people joined the Hitler page which was named “H | T L E R”. The very next time I tried to log in I found out that my profile had been disabled for ‘violation of Facebook Regulations’.



Facebook’s reply for my inquiry was as following (also shown in above screenshot):
Hi Saad,
After reviewing your situation, we have determined that your violated our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. One of Facebook’s main priorities is the comfort and safety of our users.
We do not tolerate hate speech. Targeting people based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or disease is a serious violation of our standards and has resulted in the permanent loss of your account.
We will not be able to reactivate your account for any reason. This decision is final.
Kimmie
User Operations,
Facebook
Now how is it that Hitler is termed as the most evil person in the history of mankind while those that bomb Muslims, commit heinous crimes in their countries, ridicule their Prophet and Quran and as a result hurt the sentiments of 1.2 billion Muslims are hailed as heroes? And I wonder why the victims of Holocaust are more important than victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Despite the protest of a large number of Muslims, Facebook has not removed the blasphemous page from the website.
According the statement issued by Facebook their policy is to withhold such content in countries where it is controversial. The statement specifically says that we do not remove Nazi content from Facebook because it is illegal only in a few countries. As two-faced statements go, this one takes the prize. Perhaps before issuing the statement the Facebook did not realise that words like “Adolf Hitler”, “Sieg Heil” and “Nazi” are not allowed to be used on Facebook to create new pages.
And if all this and the removal of Hitler page and the permanent deactivation of my profile isn’t enough, here is a testament to Facebook’s vile hypocrisy. The statement issued by Facebook on 20 May says, “We strongly believe that Facebook users have the freedom to express their opinions, and we don’t typically take down content, groups or pages that speak out against countries, religions, political entities, or ideas.”
While, in another instance, Facebook replied me in entirely different way. Excerpt and screenshot is given above.
Now these two conflicting statements speak volumes about the discrimination by the Facebook. It simply means that Facebook through its official statement to global media wants the world to believe that they are the torchbearers of freedom of expression and allow everyone to speak their minds out. On the other hand the face that individuals like me get to see is a much horrible one. It talks about hate and intolerance and all forms of so-called equality and unshakable resolve. While Facebook is portraying itself as the silent and innocent onlooker for the entire world, I wonder what gives them the right to remove a major chunk of my life from the web.
I don’t think Facebook should come up with any clarification statements for the Muslim world over what happened. It is clearer than crystal that as long as we are labelled as extremists, we are not going to enjoy the equal rights in this world. And those that are trying to play God love to label us that. While reporting the Facebook ban in Pakistan in different articles, guardian.co.uk mentions the brutality of Pakistan Army in Swat whileYahoo thinks it’s necessary to unveil Al-Qaida’s plans of attacks on Danish and Dutch football teams. It is a blatant attempt to criticize Pakistan for placing the ban, link the country to extremism and terrorism and thereby justifying this sacrilegious act of Facebook users.

unfortunately I couldnot put screen shot here.

 

[desiman]

Oh really! So Bharat was in stone age before the existence of facebook. Bunch of lazy kids will decide the progress of a country.. Lame logic from a lame person.

and yours Islamic and Pakistan obsessed logics make a lot of sense. Dude i am a muslim too and calling Pakistan the "Leader" of muslim nations is the last thing i have in mind. Unlike you i am not obsessed with me religion but follow it in the way it was supposed to be followed. My vision is not clouded by religion or my hate for any country/religion unlike you. Blocking FB or Google or Youtube is like burying your neck in a hole and hoping things get better, by doing all this we are only showing the extreme side of Islam and that we cannot even defend ourselves against all this. We are ok with destroying our own houses and business when cartoons are released in Denmark, thats far from being called civilized. Rather than doing all this over emotional drama we should have taken FB to court for allowing anti-Islam material on their site. By banning them and doing all other stupids things we have not put fuel in the fire. The page is still up and running and Pakistan or Bangladesh's little twitching does not make a difference at all.

 

[BanglaBhoot]

skies, bro lets take the off topic discussion in a different thread. I hope these are sets of mis underatnding rather than difference in principal.

Yes I think skies position has been misunderstood and warped by others on the forum. I believe his intention is sincere.

 

[idune]

Yes I think skies position has been misunderstood and warped by others on the forum. I believe his intention is sincere.

I agee Skies heart is in right place

 

[Al-zakir]

Yes I think skies position has been misunderstood and warped by others on the forum. I believe his intention is sincere.

I agee Skies heart is in right place

Yes but he needs to choose his words wisely. Sometime people can miss understand him even though he mean well.

 

[idune]

Yes but he needs to choose his words wisely. Sometime people can miss understand him even though he mean well.

Zakir bahi, I agree and hope we all can help Skies crafting his words around forum culture.

 

[BanglaBhoot]

Yes but he needs to choose his words wisely. Sometime people can miss understand him even though he mean well.

I think not everyone is comfortable in expressing themselves in English and the what is being conveyed tends to come out wrong.

We should now move on to the subject of the thread.

 

[BanglaBhoot]

Please see my comment on this issue at -

Bangladesh Bans Facebook Over Muhammad Cartoons - WSJ.com

 

[PakSher]

Good work!