JERUSALEM (CNN) — Logging onto Facebook as a resident in the Golan Heights, should you enter Syria or Israel as your home country?
Decades of war and occupation have not provided an answer to that question — but the social networking Web site now permits both options, sparking fears about an anti-Facebook cyber-war.
The Golan Heights is Syrian territory that was captured by Israel during the Six-Day War in 1967. Since then it has been internationally classified as Israeli-occupied territory.
Up until recently, Facebook fans in the Golan Heights could only choose Syria as their country of origin or else leave it blank. Pro-Israel Web site honestreporting.com sought to change that, starting a group called “Facebook, Golan residents live in Israel, not Syria.”……
http://edition.cnn.com/2009/TECH/09/21/israel.syria.facebook/index.html
你们这些愣子，居然还有心思讨论戈兰高地属于叙利亚还是以色列——天朝干脆就把facebook禁了，还讨论个P。叙利亚政府不爽了，也可以把facebook疯掉，然后发一个严正声明：戈兰高地自古以来就是叙利亚不可分割的一部分！如天朝一般正气凛然，多牛！！！
在cnbeta还看到一篇《美国航天员将在太空站向Twitter发布消息》的报导，沙发的回复颇为精彩——“事实证明，在外太空向Twitter发布消息，比在天朝要简单得多”。
反对一党专政，要民主政府！
黑暗啊，不打灯笼，我找不着道了。
腐败已经到了骨头里，反，是亡党。不反，是亡国。难啊。
一定要把土地分到人民手里去。
你们这些搞一党专政的家伙都不会有好下场的！
反腐败，可有的就是官员自己啊，政府推行起来很难。——这不是FLG的传单，这是《建国大业》的台词