Canada requires soldiers not to criticize military on social networks

While the exact number is not known, at least 1,500 Canadian soldiers were wounded in the Afghan war alone. Many of whom come back to tell their stories or seek help, but a Canadian newspaper has discovered soldiers are now being required to sign a form agreeing not to criticize the military on social network websites like twitter and Facebook.

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Thailand's military rulers release "Red Shirt" leaders arrested last week

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Thailand's military rulers have released Red Shirt leaders allied to the civilian government that was ousted in a recent coup.

The Red Shirt leaders were taken into custody and held without charge for a week. The military rulers say those released have signed a document, promising to end all their political activities. Meanwhile, conflicting reports are coming in about Facebook being blocked in Thailand. According to a senior official, the information technology ministry blocked the social...

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This a NEW social networking website designed and dedicated to people in and out of the military...www.themilitaryworld.socialgo.com

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U.S. military takes over world....wide web

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The US military in Afghanistan is using Twitter, Youtube, Facebook and other social networking websites to tell their side of the Afghan story. This marks the first time that Internet users are exposed to this kind of information and video directly from the war zone. Experts, however, remain skeptical and question whether all this online presence is nothing more than a savy recruiting and propoganda tool.

From: RT

Related topics : military social networking websites

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