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The more messed up this world gets, the more God makes sense.

Don't be Facebook 'target,' Canadian soldiers warned

The Canadian Press
February 26, 2008

The Canadian military is warning its members to be careful about using Internet social-networking sites such as Facebook to keep in touch with friends and family, CBC News reports.

The CBC says a Department of National Defence memo circulating through the ranks is advising soldiers not to appear in uniform online - or to disclose their military connection at all.

The department also says it is concerned about photos and information about events, such as a roadside bomb attack on a Canadian convoy, making its way onto the Net.

The reasoning is that computer-savvy insurgents such as Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are monitoring such sites for useful information.
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