In many corrupt countries, such as Greece and Argentina, you might get in big trouble if you publish the truth. In a free society, we are supposed to know the truth. In Marilizardist Graecokleptocracy, where truth on internet becomes treason, however, netizens are in big trouble. Freakish Graecokleptocrats, who stole billions of euros and never went to jail, have the nerve to jail innocent dissident bloggers! http://venitism.blogspot.com
The entropy of an organization is proportional to the square of its size. The government of Graecokleptocracy needs only four ministers, but it has forty. No wonder, Marilizardist Papandreou of October-18 mafia cannot control his freakish ministers, who do not have any better thing to do than suing innocent dissident bloggers, confiscating their computers, and locking them in jail for treason! Stolen lives are the major infamy of the October-18 mafia, a pack of mad dogs! Freak galore!
Index on Censorship points out in Argentina, inflation is never far from the media agenda. Primetime news channels endlessly debate the monthly rises in the canasta basica — the basic monthly family shopping basket — and the apparent divergence from official statistics.
Ed Stocker notes that expressing contrasting views about the level of inflation in the country has become a divisive issue, highlighted by the decision of Internal Commerce Secretariat to fine several companies in April over their price-rise data.
Companies fined include Estudio Bein & Asociados, Finsoport, M&S Consultores and GRA Consultoras, as well as Graciela Bevacqua, a former employee of Indec, the state organisation charged with gathering statistics.
The secretariat claimed companies were being fined for publishing information that lacked scientific rigour, adding that if it was broadcast by media organisations it could lead to error, deception or confusion.
Miguel Kiguel, a former economist for the World Bank and head of the Econviews financial consultancy, received a fine of 100,000 euros for his forecast. Speaking to Index on Censorship, he said: This whole episode fine is surprising. The process is based on fair commerce laws that don't apply to professional services and misleading advertising –– but we don't carry out any type of advertising. It's a way of scaring professionals who suggest that inflation is higher than the figures published by Indec.
Asked if the government's actions amounted to a freedom of expression violation, he replied: Effectively these fines limit freedom of expression. The whole case is based on public declarations that I made in newspapers and on the radio. It is very worrying that one can receive very high fines for expressing one's opinion on inflation and monetary policy.
Stocker points out members of the Internal Commerce Secretariat defend their decision to impose fines. El Cronista Comericial, a newspaper that had previously questioned the reasons behind the fines, published an article by Internal Commerce national director Fernando Carro and Graciela Peppe, entitled "The truth will make us free".
In the article point out one cannot assume that the resolutions behind the fines violate rights guaranteed by the National Constitution. Claiming that the fines infringe constitutional rights has no basis. They add that suggesting government actions were an act of censorship showed a profound confusion. From the ongoing investigation it has been possible to prove that the levels of inflation ascertained and disseminated by the firms that have been punished are little more than an artificial invention, based on reflections lacking the smallest hint of reliability.
Earlier this year Indec published its figures for 2010, stating that inflation for the year was 10.9 per cent. Other economists suggest the unofficial figure is closer to 25 per cent. http://venitism.blogspot.com
Last April a group of pro-government activists interrupted the launch of a new book criticising Indec at Buenos Aires' annual Feria del Libro Book Fair. Gustavo Noreiga's Indek: historia intima de una estafa (Indek: the intimate story of a fraud) criticises the running of the statistics body, claiming President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner exercises political control over it.
Marilizardism, terrorizing dissident bloggers, has metastasized in many Mediterranean countries. Merciless Marilizard, the culprit of October-18 shock and awe, terrorizes Graecoblogosphere. Accusing dissident bloggers of treason, Graecokleptocrats have manufactured a blood libel in cyberspace, which in turn may incite hatred and violence. The freakish government of Graecokleptocracy, October-18 mafia, is the only government on Earth which robs the computers of its citizens! Infamous CCU is the brutal arm of the government of Graecokleptocracy which terrorizes the cyberspace, robbing computers at gunpoint, perjuring, jailing dissident bloggers, and gagging the truth. CCU of Graecokleptocracy is the most disgusting gang in Fourth Reich(EU). http://venitism.blogspot.com
The infamous government of Graecokleptocracy, October-18 mafia, uses the cybercops as a political tool. On October 18, 2010, Merciless Marilizard went completely insane, and she did not think twice about abusing her position in destroying a dissident blogger, an innocent victim of a wild political witch hunt. Under wild orders, a freakish gang of brutal cybercops broke into the home and into the college office of a distinguished professor and robbed at gunpoint his computers, software, files, documents, personal data, personal codes, and personal secrets.
The wild Graecocybercops locked the 65-year old professor in jail, they humiliated him with handcuffs, fingerprints, mugshots, and lies, leaked false information to the media parrots, and initiated sham court proceedings for treason! There was no mattress, no pillow, and no toilet facility in his jail cell. At night, the world renown had to urinate in a bottle! There was neither toilet paper nor soap. He lost his job, and his life is stolen forever by a deranged Greek minister. That's why the Global Tax Revolt declared October 18 as the International Day Against Cybercop Brutality. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/globaltaxrevolt
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