The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) is fuelled by the perception that Syria is being misrepresented by Western propaganda and they pitch themselves to journalists as trying to show 'the real story', but there's a widespread belief that the information handed over to the regime by hackers has led directly to the murders of a number of anti-regime activists. "The SEA started at the beginning of the Syria crisis. Young Syrians came together to defend their country against a bloody propaganda campaign by media organisations such as Al Jazeera, BBC and France24. We're all Syrian youths who each have our specialised computer skills, such as hacking and graphic design. Our mission is to defend our proud and beloved country Syria against a bloody media war that has been waged against her. The controlled media of certain countries continues to publish lies and fabricated news about Syria."VideoVideo Notes: April 2014. (Starts at 1:10) Al-Jadid TV advances this video as an …
Syrian Electronic Army (SEA)
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