Accuracy in Media Science News, Articles, and Information Zembla - Onderzoeksjournalistiek سجاد peha آلبوم بی تو به سر نمی شود استاد شجریان متن ترانه های بی تو به سر نمی شود ساز و آواز درآمد بی همگان به سرشود بی توبه سرنمی شودداغ تو دارد این دلم جای دگرنمی شودجان زتوجوش می کند دل زتو نوش می کندعقل خروش می کند بی توبه سر نمشودجاه وجلال من تویی ملکت ومال من توییآب زلال من تویی بی توبه سرنمی شودخمروخمارمن تویی خواب وقرارمن توییباغ و بهار من تویی بی تویه سرنمی شودبی تواگربه سرشدی زیرجهان زبرشدیباغ ارم سقر شدی بی توبه سرنمی شودبی تو نه زندگی خوشم بی تو نه مردگی خوشمسرزغم تو چون کشم بی توبه سرنمی شود کار عمل ( با من صنما )با من، صنما، دل یکدله کنگر سر ننهم، آنگه گله کنمجنون شده ام، از بهر خدازان زلف خوشت یک سلسله کنسی پاره به کف، در چله شدیسی پاره منم ترک چله کنمجهول مرو، با غول مروزنهار سفر با قافله کنای مطرب دل، زان نغمه خوشاین مغز مرا پر مشغله کنای زهره و مه زان شعله رودو چشم مرا دو مشعله کنای موسی جان شبان شده ایبر طور برآ ترک گله کننعلین ز دو پا بیرون کن و رودر دشت طوی پا آبله کنتکیه گه تو حق شد نه عصاانداز عصا وان را یله کنفرعون هوی چون شد حیواندر گردن او رو زنگله کن
Hullabaloo Sputnik International The Anti-Media - Very pleased to announce that Libertas Bella News has acquired The Anti-Media (TAM), which came about after reading this from their editor-in-chief: Drawn to activism after discovering the Ron Paul revolution, we (TAM) came of age in the post-9/11 era and we felt we had good reason to push back against the ever-encroaching political system that has heavily indebted us and increasingly infringed upon on our rights whilst expanding its reach and power….Our goal: Awaken people from their passive subservience to big government and corporatism. And this on their Patreon page: We’re guessing they don’t like the fact that we (TAM) highlight and expose corruption wherever we see it, be it in the government or from corporations. They don’t like us challenging the empire and the military-industrial complex. TAM is a brand deeply aligned with our own values and worldview: One which runs counter to the sycophantic state power narratives of traditional media outlets.
What is a Wiki War? Essentially a wiki war is an ‘edit war’ that occurs on Wikipedia. It happens when editors disagree on article content. The ‘war’ is when many points of view engage in three dimensional chess strategies with each other using Wikipedia policies or admin support to block editing permissions to those with opposing viewpoints, or how veteran Wikipedia contributor David Gerard puts it – “battles to the death for insanely low stakes”. It can be a seriously nasty business, and I’m skeptical that the stakes are so small. The general public is not aware what serious business it can be, because these activities are ‘buried out in the open’ in WikiMedia’s software system. Wikipedia is horribly complex and horribly time consuming. WikiMedia doesn’t discuss them much, nor how dark and sordid they can become. A wiki war is far more nefarious than just a bunch of nerds arguing over sources. I believe this is just a natural signature of an ideological struggle in society. So what is the problem?
Charlie Hebdo investigator took own life hours after attack: report The Associated Press, Paris Wednesday, 14 January 2015 France ordered prosecutors around the country to crack down on hate speech, anti-Semitism and glorifying terrorism, announcing Wednesday that 54 people had been arrested for those offenses since terror attacks left 20 dead in Paris last week, including three gunmen. The order came as Charlie Hebdo’s defiant new issue sold out before dawn around Paris, with scuffles at kiosks over dwindling copies of the satirical newspaper that fronted the Prophet Muhammad anew on its cover. France has been tightening security and searching for accomplices since the terror attacks began, but none of the 54 people have been linked to the attacks. That’s raising questions about whether President Francois Hollande’s Socialist government is impinging on the very freedom of speech that it so vigorously defends when it comes to Charlie Hebdo. In a separate post, the comic wrote an open letter to France’s interior minister.