let's hoist a flag busy bustling life of twitter and sms

Another one creativity emerging in cyberspace to jointly produce a sense of nationalism and togetherness. In celebration of Independence Day 66th anniversary on Wednesday (08/17/2011) tomorrow, you are invited to fly the flag abuzz with Twitter and SMS. How? Yes, because there will be a flag flown at the mall ready FX page, Jakarta. To dikerek to the top of the mast, it takes 1,781,945 tweets and SMS with the hash marks or hashtag # 17an or send an SMS with the format name # 17an # L / P # a message to 08568781717 or 0817171744 or 082 114 171 717 on August 17, 2011 from the hours 00:00 till 23:59 GMT.
Whenever the number hashtag and SMS reaches a certain number of flags will dikerek. To examine the extent to which the flag successfully dikerek, check the site www.17an.org. All tweets containing the # 17an will be captured in http://www.17an.org. All SMS to the number will be captured and recorded in http://www.17an.org well. All photos contain # 17an also be captured and proved to be a kind of \ "wall \" in www.17an.org. Come on, when more children across the nation simultaneously be a busy-busy flag winches from anywhere?

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possible that insurgents remain united libya

The rebels who have mengusai Libya's Moammar Khadafy last stronghold in Tripoli is not a solid unit. Currents and their interests to join the National Transition Council (NTC) Libya diverse. Khadafy factors, which are so common enemy, is a unifying element. With the ousting of Khadafy, although its strength has not been completely paralyzed, concerns about increasing divisions within the rebel leadership. The British diplomat on Tuesday (08/23/2011) night, the National Transitional Council discusses whether Libya could prevent civil war, after the fall of Khadafy.
More than 30 countries, including Britain and France, have recognized the NTC as the Libyan government is legitimate. But British ministers, as reported by the Daily Mail, very concerned about the ability of the rebel leader to oversee a peaceful transition to democracy after Colonel Moammar Khadafy uprooted. Some reports estimate yesterday, the Transitional Council split in the dispute as an opportunity to master. Phobias in London, Paris and Washington that the leadership of emergency may not be effective enough to prevent the collapse of the Iraqi model that evolved into chaos, which can encourage the deployment of Western troops nightmare to keep the peace. The British government wants the rebels involved in bloody reprisals against supporters of Khadafy.
A spokesman said the British government, control over the different groups that exist within the body rebels \ 'one of the major challenges NTC \'. Some commentators worry, the rebellion that led to the fall Khadafy can provide opportunities for Islamic fundamentalists and sympathizers of Al Qaeda to establish a strong foothold in the North African country. Libyan National Transition Council was established February 27, 2011 to represent the face of political opposition. Its Chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil, a former justice minister who resigned in February because of objections to the violence being waged Khadafy regime. Other members of Mahmoud Jibril, who served as prime minister and chairman of the board eksektif NTC. He was previously a high official development Khadafy regime. Sitting as the finance minister is Ali Tarhouni. He had previously been in exile and returned to Libya to help the opposition. Then there Shokri Ghanem, a former oil minister.


source ; kompas.com

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