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Re: The most blogged war: a retrospective
by Anonymous
The Internet sure brings up problems that previous wars didn't have to deal with. In WWII messages from the troops that were sent home to love ones in America had to go through a specific department whose job was to censor out information that could be useful to the enemy. Most letters home had a significant among of sentences just blacked out. But now days with the Internet, there is no department that the information goes through first and with Blogs the enemy can read the stuff practically real time. We must remember that Keyboards can kill.
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