Anti-Islam film prompts Saudi call for net censorship body

[gilliam]

In a submission to forthcoming international talks on internet governance, the Gulf state said “there is a crying need for international collaboration to address ‘freedom of expression’ which clearly disregards public order”.

During the controversy over a 14-minute clip posted on YouTube and purportedly a trailer for a feature film called “The Innocence of Muslims”, Google resisted pressure, including from the White House, to remove it.

“This video - which is widely available on the web - is clearly within our guidelines and so will stay on YouTube,” Google said last month.

telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/9602263/Anti-Islam-film-prompts-Saudi-call-for-net-censorship-body.html

 

[Caldera]

In turn, I would highly recommend to Saudi Arabia they get educated on the value and importance of individual liberty, and immediately begin reforming their radical supremacist/discriminatory and jihadist ideology of wahhabism/salafism before they run out of oil.