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Pakistan asks Facebook and Twitter to identify Pakistanis outside the country who post anti-Islam material so they can be brought back and PUNISHED
Is there no escaping Islam? Imagine if you’re a Pakistani who got out, freed your mind, and started posting pro-freedom material online, criticizing jihad and sharia oppression. And then comes the knock on your door: Facebook has outed you, and you’re being extradited to Pakistan to face a “blasphemy” trial and certain death.
Will Zuckerberg sink this low? Will Western governments be so supine as to allow this? These days, you never know.
“Detained Pakistani Bloggers Face Blasphemy Charges,” by Ayaz Gul, VOA News, March 24, 2017:
ISLAMABAD — An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan has put three online bloggers in the custody of a federal agency for a week so it can investigate blasphemy charges against them and determine whether they should be formally tried and punished.
Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency, or FIA, arrested the three men earlier this week as part of an ongoing crackdown on suspects involved in posting blasphemous material on social media.
Authorities say that laptops of the detainees have also been seized for forensic analysis….
Shortly after they went missing, radical clerics and hardliners through television interviews and talk shows accused the bloggers of committing blasphemy through online activities.
The five men have fled Pakistan because even allegations of blasphemy can provoke Islamists to kill those suspected of it.
A provincial governor, a federal minister and members of non-Muslim minority communities have been among those killed in Pakistan for criticizing or seeking reforms in the anti-blasphemy law, or for being wrongly accused of insulting Islam.
Social media challenged
Pakistani officials have also contacted Facebook and Twitter to request them to identify Pakistanis outside the country who are posting anti-Islam material so the government can pursue their extradition and prosecute them at home.
Federal Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan announced this month that a Facebook delegation is to visit Pakistan soon to discuss the issue with his government….
Source: http://pamelageller.com/2017/03/pakistan-facebook-punish.html/
