"Citizen journalists offer timely, new perspectives on events" by Brian Stelter, New York Times | November 30, 2008
NEW YORK - .... The attacks in India served as another case study in how technology is transforming people into potential reporters. At the peak of the violence, more than one message per second with the word "Mumbai" in it was being posted onto Twitter, a short-message service that has evolved from an oddity to a news platform in two years.
I'm one!! What do you think the blog is?
It is MY "NEWSPAPER!" I'm the EDITOR!
Those descriptions and others on websites and photo-sharing sites served as a chaotic but critically important link among people across the world....
BLOGS!!
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For a small segment of the Lubavitch Hasidic community in the United States, Twitter became a way to follow the fate of their rabbi, Gavriel Holtzberg, his wife, Rivka, and their son, who were being held hostage.
(Blog author chuckles here, as he reflects that of course the Zionist-controlled War Daily would have to turn this into a story about Jews)
"I relied on Twitter heavily," said Mordechai Lightstone, 24, a freelance journalist and Lubavitcher with a Twitter account. "It gets frustrating when the news cycles on itself."
It's kind of funny hearing a Zionist say that; it is YOUR GUYS in CONTROL of the LOOP!!!!
Lightstone said that only a week or so ago he persuaded the leaders of his community to use Twitter as a publishing tool.
Why am I now suspect of Twitter? Must control of every communication channel be turned over to Zionists?
Reading Lightstone's posts, as well as those of another Lubavitcher, Reuven Fischer, gave a glimpse into a community fearing for one of its own. Lightstone wrote, "This is pure hearsay, but I was told that the shlucha was rescued - again this unsubstantiated chabad mumbai," using the Yiddish word for the rabbi's wife. As the news that the rabbi and his wife had been killed emerged, and the Sabbath approached, Lightstone and Fischer tempered their sadness with the joy of the day of rest. Fischer wrote: "We should Honor Shabbos with joy this week. We can mourn after Shabbos doing Mitzvot in honor of ALL effected by this tragedy." --more--"
Yeah. Of course, the newspapers never come near the truth blogs. That's what is so startling about comparing the two. Like night versus day.
Among them: Divining the News
There Are No Sunglasses
Wake the Flock Up
Wake Up From Your Slumber
Winter Patriot
(Only a partial list; the thank you is extended to all those carrying forth the fight for truth)
Also see: Mumbai Massacre: Is 'India's 9/11' another false flag event
More Theories on Mumbai
India's 9/11. Who was Behind the Mumbai Attacks?
FLASHBACK: Did Mossad attempt to infiltrate Islamic radical outfits in south Asia?
