Any summary where Perl scores the best must be deeply questioned. I doubt this is an apples-to-apples comparison. Surely these Perl sites are not doing nearly as much as the sites written in other languages.
I can't speak for all perl sites, but I have a extensive perl-based set of web applications running well over 100,000 lines of perl code. It has a clustered Oracle back-end and is administered under a high level of scrutiny and has never had a security breach in 10 years. It's really easy to write horrible perl code, but well written perl code can be very secure.
In all three of your "examples", you twist the meaning and the tone of Obama's statements to further your own anti-Obama agenda.
> Bump in the Road
His statement was not directly about the embassy murders, but about the violence in general in the Mid-East recently.
> Not Optimal
He was being sarcastic, using Jon Stewart's words back at him in a very sarcastic tone. A transcript of that conversation would be very misleading because Obama's tone is obvious when you listen to it.
> UN Speech
Obama never even mentions the embassy murders in this video! He was only talking about the uprisings over the film and how censorship is bad and does not say word one about the embassy murders.
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