
People couldn't take it to the streets, the beatings were too much.
So they took the fight to a ubiquitous realm to protest, sites caving in.
Political freedom in a sea of information.
They took it to a ubiquitous realm and are winning.
Pro-democracy activists on the web are asking supporters to use relatively simple hacking tools to flood the regime’s propaganda sites with junk traffic. “NOTE to HACKERS - attack www.farhang.gov.ir - pls try to hack all iran gov wesites [sic]. very difficult for us,” Tweets one activist. The impact of these distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks isn’t clear. But official online outlets like leader.ir, ahmadinejad.ir, and iribnews.ir are currently inaccessible. “There are calls to use an even more sophisticated tool called BWraep, which seems to exhaust the target website out of bandwidth by creating bogus requests for serving images,” notes Open Society Institute fellow Evgeny Morozov.
What will happen if Iran strikes a deal with America? Next thing you know, you have American people declared as political enemies of the "free country" and are demonized for their assistance of the Tehran Twitter Attack Team and DDOS of Iranian Govt sites. Much like what happened to the communist in America.
