Federico Pistono, blogger. I say no to the "killthebloggers"'s law (Levi/Veltroni).

Links

• freeblogger from Beppe Grillo.
• Article by "Punto Informatico"
• Blogosphere's reactions according to technorati.
• Levi/Veltroni's law.

I found it on Wikileaks. It's a 17MB PDF with a very detailed description of Scientology's secrets and OT levels.

Scientologists are very protective about its secrets. If they really are a religion, what do they have to hide? Why isn't their knowledge available to the world? If these documents were false, what does Scientology have to complain about? If, on the other hand, they file a complaint saying that "unlawful to reproduce or distribute someone else's copyrighted work without that person's authorization" they are implicitly admitting these documents are accurate.

Don't miss the audio interview, it's hilarious.

I would like to draw your attention to the fate of the approximately 100 journalists, cyber-dissidents and press freedom activists who are imprisoned in your country. I think it is vital that they should be released prior to the holding of the Olympic Games in the summer of 2008.

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Watch carefully the second part of this video.

Internet can be very beneficial to some people. It can be use for a variety of means. We all know how YouTube is the most popular free video sharing website in the World. It has endless possibilities, millions of users and even more content. Though this opportunity is often misused. Low value content, dancing idiots, aroused teenagers showing themselves in front of a webcam and so on. If you randomly looked at 20 videos on YT you could think that it pretty well depicts the demise of human civilisation.

But this is not all that there is to it. YouTube has two of the most important factors of the Web 2.0 revolution.

0. Visibility: literally millions of users visiting the website everyday. That's not something you can find that often. If nobody reads your blog... it's like to having a blog, you could just write on your diary.
1. Democracy: at its true form. The cost of making a short video is close to nothing. A 50$ cellphone, a webcam, a second hand computer. All the original non-pornographic non-violent content is allowed. Politicians cannot and shall not put their dirty hands on what people have to say.