September 27, 2015
By Ian Sherr
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (click here) spoke at the UN on Saturday about Internet connectivity. The UN's webcast
By Ian Sherr
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (click here) spoke at the UN on Saturday about Internet connectivity. The UN's webcast
Facebook is working with the United Nations to enable refugees
from the Syrian civil war to access the Internet so they can more easily
communicate while seeking resettlement....
Be sure the refugees can form their own government and jihad. That would be great. I always thought the overriding concern of refugees is WiFi.
Mr. Zuckerberg needs to take his billions IN US DOLLARS and donate it to the mission of countries such as Jordan. Providing WiFi is self serving and dangerous.
Does Zuckerberg have a social life that might dictate a personal journey to the leaders of countries to best direct DONATION?
In case Mark doesn't understand the CONCEPT it is called diplomacy through networking with real human beings. I am quite sure the US State Department would be more than happy to network your generous donation of billions US.
Be sure the refugees can form their own government and jihad. That would be great. I always thought the overriding concern of refugees is WiFi.
Mr. Zuckerberg needs to take his billions IN US DOLLARS and donate it to the mission of countries such as Jordan. Providing WiFi is self serving and dangerous.
Does Zuckerberg have a social life that might dictate a personal journey to the leaders of countries to best direct DONATION?
In case Mark doesn't understand the CONCEPT it is called diplomacy through networking with real human beings. I am quite sure the US State Department would be more than happy to network your generous donation of billions US.
