Marc zokirbirgh will defend freedom on Facebook!

The fallout continues the armed attack on the French satirical newspaper ' Charlie sound "interact, so that it is no longer limited to the political and security aspect but also the technical side, especially with the support given to this newspaper from Google and amounted to 250.000 euros, and it seems that Facebook has engaged in this topic.

Google decided to provide generous financial support for the French satirical cartoonist Charlie seem farfetched estimated 250.000 euros after the newspaper headquarters of armed attack killed 12 people, including a number of press Gazette, the new support will allow the newspaper printed a million copies instead of 60,000 as was previously the case.

Marc zokirbirgh, Director and founder of Facebook, has chosen to express his position on the issue in a different way, where he wrote hours before posting on his website, saying: "Facebook has always been a place where the people from all over the world share their opinions and ideas, we respect laws of each country individually, but we will not allow any country or group to dictate to people what they could publish"

Mark pointed out that the attack on the newspaper Charlie sound is an attempt by a group of extremists to silence voices and that he would not allow it on Facebook, recalling an incident some time ago when someone called from Pakistan as mark wing demanding his execution because Facebook has refused to remove the offensive content of the Holy Prophet.

Mark zokirbirgh expressed his solidarity with the victims and their families and the people of France and of all people around the world who post their opinions and ideas, even if it requires courage as a mark.

His biting remarks mark zokirbirgh is the contradiction between the allegations of supporting the frequent abuse of the symbols of Islam and defend freedom of expression.