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Fake Tweets of the Iranian System; The Lying Empire Empire lies a labyrinthine network of thousands of websites and social media accounts to be published by the Iranian regime and raise "fake news" are used. Of course, it should be noted in parentheses that Twitter does not always work properly !!! Because in many cases that they are attacking, many accounts of good people are also lost The reason why the Iranian regime can continue to expand these repressive measures is the intolerance of the international community. This in itself requires the European Union and the United States to take action " Empire lies a labyrinthine network of thousands of websites and social media accounts to be published by the Iranian regime and raise "false news" are used. By Bahar Mehr my article first published in The Herald Report Twitter and the Iranian experience Twitter announces millions of fake tweetings from Iran, which have been publishing false ...

Twitter Inc. like dictators or supporters of free speech? bahar Mehr Twitter announced, Twitter has shut down More accounts over the last six months for promoting terrorism The company's managers unknowingly and unintentionally very great help to the Iranian regime, because they are many accounts of human rights defenders in Iran who are struggling for freedom in Iran closed Those that the crimes of this regime brought into the world via Twitter. Indeed, this gentleman who think they have to fight terror? The author of this text has no objection to the fight against terrorism, but there is a difference between those who value freedom and the hatred and brutality there The Twitter functionality me of the performance of appeasement with the Iranian regime looks inquisitive Western governments and the main opposition to the regime's terrorist lists,  But only to appease the Iranian regime was. Now the question is whether the international companies...

P By Alejo Vidal-Quadras  30 August 2018 | 16:51 | Euractiv Both Facebook and Twitter recently announced that they had removed hundreds of accounts in the wake of revelations from the cybersecurity FireEye, which identified them as being linked to coordinated disinformation campaigns that originated with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The closure of more than 652 Facebook pages and nearly 300 Twitter timelines appears to confirm that, whereas Iranian efforts to influence public opinion in the West were already well known, they were in fact much more large-scale than previously suspected. The Iranian campaign was reportedly less sophisticated than its more widely publicized Russian counterpart, but it represents a steadily growing threat to the political integrity of the US and Europe, and perhaps also to the policy outcomes of those countries. To whatever extent this or other Iranian infiltration efforts proves successful, those outcomes could pose risks to Weste...