Facebook a breeding ground for internet criminals?

What the...?!

I don't know what these dudes posted on Facebook, but unless they threatened his personal safety, why should the government care? It's not like they insulted the Sayyid! Am I right? And why do our laws protect our 'sister state' at the expense of our fellow citizens' freedoms?

Also take a look at this.

With these stories, and with the proposed bill earlier this month to block voip in Lebanon, I'm starting to see a trend. There's trouble in InternetLand.

I, for one, will immediately be selling all of my farmville crops, trees, decorations, animals, etc. and buying a farmville bomb shelter...

...until they make farmville illegal on the grounds that it's creating a labor shortage in our agriculture sector.

Update: The Facebook post that caused all this commotion has been removed, but the folks at tayyar.org have posted a copy. Let's see how long it stays up there.

New look, same thought-provoking content

It's been quite a while since I posted anything, but I did make some changes to the look of the blog. Enjoy!

On the content front, I'm gearing up for a new burst of posts. I have no doubt that you, dear reader, will be floored by my forthcoming brilliance. Hold on to your hats!