Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
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Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#2Somewhere in the country, a person with a smuggled Starlink terminal has it running and connected to a server. That connection is then shared (via VPN) with dozens of other customers.
People buy a VPN configuration that routs their traffic through this Starlink connection. They pay $5-10 per GB for access.
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#3The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ?
Who writes this rubbish ?
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#4Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#5Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#6Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
What an outsider thinks people should be mad about, and what they're actually mad about, are often two different things
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#7Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#8Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
Two things can be true.
So now, in your view, that mean "three things are true here" ?
NO.
Because some things, like state murder, so much more important than other things, like internet access and toothpaste, that it is sheer incompetence to put one in a headline and ignore the other.
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#9Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
I can feel your anger. It gives you focus, makes you stronger.
Re: Iran's two-tier internet access fuels anger and exposes cracks in the regime
#10Really, CNN ? The regime is murdering people in the streets, executing women for showing hair and executing doctors for treating their victims, but CNN thinks the people are angry because of two-tier internet ? Who writes this rubbish ?
The US is bombing those same people, including targeting schools and hospitals. Is internet service really the problem?