On the other hand, we've been unundated with stories where people make threats of killing people at xxx school etc. And actually carry it out. There is a difference between shouting something akin to "I'm gonna kill you" when you are frustrated, and putting your frustration up on display on a very public billboard. One is just the current frustration, the other "may" indicate some deeper trouble that authorities will be blamed for ignoring once it's been made so public. Maybe these social networks make it too easy to post things from a handy cell-phone etc. and it blurrs the line for some people between what constitutes "shouting in frustration" and making a public threat, in print, so that many can witness it. Users of public sites like Facebook and Twitter, or /., need to understand that it's not a private forum for them and their buddies. It is a very public forum, and anything they say there is broadcast to everybody and their aunts. It WAS a public threat. Was it outburst of frustration? Probably. Have people killed other people out of frustration? Definitely. My advice is: if you are prone to make exaggerated comments out of frustration, and cannot distinguish between twitter and your good buddies, then you should consider staying out of social networks altogether. As for the authorities, given the number of deranged people who have actually carried out their public blog threats of killing people in public places, they cannot afford to ignore these public outbursts.

There is no need for more attacks, the authorities do a splendid job at keeping their citizens frightened and in fear.
Probably just a question of time until they start bigger raids and maybe even start to execute people to be sure that those cannot cause any harm.

What has the world come to? One bigger terrorist attack and the U.S. bombs the shit out of 2 countries. Some more unsuccessful tries and several countries go mental and start to treat everyone like a possible mass murderer. I guess I get banned from several countries now for posting subversive messages and being a possible threat as well.

Time to relocate to a lonely island, a long forgotten cave on Antarctica or into a tend in the desert. That sounds almost comfortable compared to what we experience here at the moment.

(Oh for sarcastically disabled people and authorities: that was sarcasm, all of it. Gotta make sure to add that to every post on the net now. You never know who's just waiting with a gun next to your door ...)

Tor speed is slow in China, not mention there are rumors on the net that the government uses some fake node discourage the use of tor. Using tor for viewing video site in China simply never works in China.