Comments on: YouTube and Some File Sharing Sites Blocked In Bangladesh

By: Rahman

Rahman — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:15:33 +0000

To all the debater: could you please think in nutral way. Please widen your mind. Eveytime you are blaming each other. If it continues, this country will never progress. Be proud to tell the truth. There is no credit in supporting specific party. I have already visited two first world countries and tried to explore why they are in this position. Everytime I find they are bold in telling the truth. And there is no emotion works for the sinner which is so severe in our country.

By: Annon

Annon — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 08:33:55 +0000

as govt. lifted the ban we can now drop the matter

By: Saiful Islam

Saiful Islam — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 07:39:00 +0000

The BDR carnage was a systematic preplanned killing of the best collection of army officers who were national assets. Nothing can replace this damage. This has severely affected the morale of all members of the armed forces particularly the junior officers. They became so emotional that they only think of military action could have been the best option given the fact the rebels were too afraid to run away if army moved in. However, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh wisely opted for a peaceful solution rather than purely military action, fearing it could mess up the conflict into a full-blown bloodbath within the BDR compound. The decision was very critical, which is now proved to have been handled with remarkable political wisdom and foresight, resolve and equanimity. The army has also shown remarkable good sense, they remained absolutely steadfast to the unified command though there were many agitation and anger under the uncertainly of the situation and external provocation. While the officers were struggling to comfort each other from the grief, I find some strong media shows sympathy to the rebels and their colaborators. This kind of journalism adds more scars to our wounds and creates unrest in the society. Let us all pray so that we all remain united and draw strength from the loss to serve the nation better.

By: Rigan

Rigan — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 05:36:31 +0000

YES.Govt has blocked those sites.Bcoz of after the mutiny in BDR Prime Minister went Army HQ.

At there Army officers were excited.They had arguments with Prime Minister & lot of confidential issues.Someone recorded this audio & uploaded to Youtube.

So, the Govt restricted Youtube,Esnips & these types of video sites to flourish these files.They deployed ACL bt they don’t know it is not the proper system to restrict the sites.Those sites were accessible always via several proxy sites.So, whats are the benifits to restrict those sites?They should to communicate with the Admins of those sites & req them to delete those files.

Anyway, the sites are open now.But they deprived ppl from info.

Best Regards,

Rigan.

By: Rakib

Rakib — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:08:49 +0000

It is all stupid to block youtube. If we are to practice democracy then it must be the same for all level of peole and democracy allows freedom of speech. Why did not the government ban the foreing sites which talk rubbish about religion and are prejudiced towards certain religion! This is just like dicatatorship, where any word against the leader means prosecution. Hate the whole idea. Simply nonsense.

By: Russell

Russell — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 15:53:45 +0000

YouTube blockage has been removed after 4 days. Yay!

By: Murad

Murad — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 13:50:03 +0000

request govt. to set free these websites. if anybody burns his house by fire then it is not the responsibility of fire but the responsibility of that particular person. catch him. do not execute fire.

By: Annon

Annon — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 11:16:14 +0000

if some or any army official(s) recorded the incident at senakunja and upload it to you-tube then capture that culprit(s). why we the general internet users would suffer for the inefficiency of digital govt. or djfi or so-called bangladesh’s digital intelligence agencies?

it is neither the fault of youtube, esnips, mediafire nor ours’ the general people. it is only the responsibility of govt. to capture the culprit(s) and set these sites free.

our govt(s) neither can ensure rule of law for us nor control culprit business people but can oppress or restrict us the general people whatever the incident would be.

By: aceha

aceha — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 06:09:20 +0000

Whoever has blocked the YouTube should lift it. I understand the leakage of tapes from SENAKUNJO is a disgrace for the country. Some rogues have done it and they must be caught.

I am very much interested to see the IRAD SIDDIQUI outburst against Khaleda Zia for 6 crore taka for mayoral nomination by the disgraced corrupt lady and her cronies.

Please let us see the ‘IRADI BOMB’. I beg the blockers to immediately undo it.

By: Annon

Annon — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 04:43:23 +0000

in this country, just see the below:

corruption + poverty + customized system + customized law + traffic jam + mosquito + power failure + conspiracy of govt. (both bnp & al) + few natural resources + regular natural calamity + most expensive and inefficient telecommunication/internet in even south asia

now the new element “+ blocked internet side” = BANGLADESH

what a royal combination?!?

now