CHINA CONFIDENTIAL
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Is China Cooking the Books?
Google Threatens to Pull Out of China
Google said it suffered a major hack attack, which could cause the company to pull out of China. Click here for the story.
The cyber-spies reportedly targeted dissidents' email addresses.Blog's Antiterrorism Coverage Attracting Readers
Though still published anonymously, China Confidential has proven that it is possible to compete with the mainstream media on the basis of content alone. The emerging foreign news and intelligence media property, which was launched in April 2005 in response to China's anti-Japanese riots and opaque military buildup, further proves that established media "brands" have at best a shaky hold on readers and viewers. The media landscape is changing rapidly and dramatically.Israel Will be Blamed When Iran Gets Nukes
China Confidential predicts the Obama administration's most anti-Israel officials and advisors--and media mouthpieces--will immediately blame the Jewish State when Iran becomes a nuclear weapons state.
The lie/line will be that Israel's "intransigence" and "aggression"--and presumed nuclear arsenal--fueled an arms race with Iran, undercut "moderate" factions in power in Iran, and made it more difficult for Iran's opposition to take power.Pro-Opposition Nuclear Physicist Killed in Iran
The regime blamed an opposition group--and the United States and Israel.
In fact, the Revolutionary Guards Corps killed the man.Pro-Iran Regime Hackers Hit Baidu
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
IBD challenges the conventional view of a country with no transparency. Read the editorial here.
China Confidential is now averaging about 3,000 unique users a day, a significant portion of whom are clearly drawn to the blog's antiterrorism coverage.
An Iranian nuclear physicist who supported the opposition was assassinated outside his home. Read about it here.
China's top search engine was hit by pro-Iran regime hackers, as reported here.
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