Tal Al-Mallouhi, a 19-year-old student and blogger who has been detained for the past 11 months, is to be tried before a special security court whose verdicts cannot be appealed. Brought before the high court for state security in Damascus on 10 November, Mallouhi is reportedly accused of spying on behalf of the United States. She is being held in solitary confinement in Duma prison, near Damascus, where her family has been allowed to visit her only once since her arrest by intelligence officers at the end of December 2009.
Reporters Without Borders urges the Syrian authorities to act in a transparent manner and to try this young blogger before an ordinary court, and if they cannot produce real evidence against her, instead of vague allegations, she should be released.She is an ordinary student who, far from being a dissident, just shared her vision of society on her blog. She is the victim of a crude piece of manipulation by the Syrian intelligence services.
Mallouhi, whose computer and personal effects were seized at the time of her arrest, blogged mainly about the fate of the Palestinians. The charges against her seem to be based above all on a letter she wrote to U.S. President Barack Obama urging him to take a more balanced position towards the Arabs and Muslims, and on an invitation she received to attend a U.S. national holiday reception at the U.S. embassy in Cairo.
It appears that the Syrian authorities were looking for a scapegoat to blame in connection with an attack on a Syrian intelligence officer in Cairo. At least seven Syrian human rights organizations have signed an appeal for her release that was organized by the Syrian Human Rights Observatory, the Syrian League for the Defence of Human Rights and the National Organization for Human Rights in Syria.
Greek dissident bloggers are also arrested for exercising the right to free expression and are jailed on grotesque charges after sham trials. Politicians are trying to take away your right to read what you want, and to say what you want. The Internet is making it possible for new voices to be heard, the voices of netizens who simply could not afford to publish their ideas or display their artistic talents to a wide audience using older technologies. Established interests of both the left and the right fear new voices, and are trying to control what appears on the Internet through new laws and regulations.
Graecokleptocrats terrorize dissident bloggers on a consistent basis, using brutal cybercops. The stupidity and vindictiveness of certain Greek ministers is out of this world. Graecokleptocrats and Graecomedia are in cahoots to preserve the corrupt status quo, mudslinging dissident bloggers. A tragic example of this infamous alliance is the imprisonment of a heroic dissident on October 18, 2010. As a result, October 18 is now the International Day Against Kleptocracy.
Netizens cannot live properly when they are harassed by kleptocrats and cybercops. On October 18, 2010, a violent gang of six Greek police thugs broke into the home of a heroic dissident, confiscated his computer, and locked him in jail! There were no toilet facilities in his jail cell; instead, the 65-year-old dissident was provided with a small empty bottle of water to urinate in during the night. There was neither mattress nor pillow. There were wild screams of prisoners during the whole night, while the guards were watching TV in their office, pretending they were deaf!
The innocent dissident had to resign from his job, and his life has been destroyed. His life has been stolen by a stupid minister. Is Premier Papandreou proud of her? The Greek government has neither restituted nor apologized yet for this freakish behavior. On the contrary, the dissident is still tortured with courts, perjurers, and freakish accusations such as treason! American patriot Patrick Henry famously said that if this be treason, make the most of it!
Police brutality is the intentional use of excessive force, usually physical, but also in the form of verbal abuse and psychological intimidation, by a police officer. The Greek police is infamous for the brutality of its morons. Amnesty International has longstanding and continuing concerns regarding the failure of the authorities in Greece to ensure that police morons respect and protect human rights. Allegations of human rights violations committed by the police continue to be made, in the context of both policing demonstrations and during arrest and detention.
The Law of Karma, Newton's Third Law, and the Boomerang Law state that for every action there is an opposite reaction. So, it's no wonder there are now many Greek anarchist organizations that fight kleptocracy and police brutality, such as Revolutionary Struggle, Revolutionary Nuclei, Revolutionary Cells, Sect of Revolutionaries, Committee for Promotion of Intransigence, Radical Solidarity, Arsonists of Conscience, Anti-State Justice, Thieves in Black, Black Star, and Popular Action. Anarchists have killed police brutes and teleparrots who support the rotten status quo of Greece, the most corrupt country on Earth.
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