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progressive_lefty
15th July 2009, 03:10
'Thought-police is here' link (http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3744516,00.html)
Rona Kuperboim slams Foreign Ministrys plan to hire pro-Israel talkbackers


The Foreign Ministry unveiled a new plan this week: Paying talkbackers to post pro-Israel (http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3284752,00.html%20) responses on websites worldwide. A total of NIS 600,000 (roughly $150,000) will be earmarked to the establishment of an Internet warfare squad.

The Foreign Ministry intends to hire young people who speak at least one language and who study communication, political science, or law or alternately, Israelis with military experience gained at units dealing with information analysis. Beyond the fact that these job requirements reveal a basic lack of understanding in respect to the dynamics of the online discourse the projects manager argued that adults dont know how to blog they are not too relevant either. An effective talkbacker does not need a law degree or military experience. He merely needs to care about the subject he writes about.
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What Would Durruti Do?
15th July 2009, 03:41
Already saw this happen on the Adbusters website. An article comparing Gaza to the Warsaw Ghetto brought out a ton of anonymous zionist postings by people who obviously don't even read Adbusters.

Yehuda Stern
15th July 2009, 16:47
Yeah, they've been at this for quite a while now. Maybe it just became official policy now.

9
15th July 2009, 16:57
I've heard this before as well and assumed as much, but I'm surprised that they would go public with it.
Can the OP link me to the source of the excerpt?