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I love your news channel, keep up the good work. Seriously the best news you can watch. Honest good reporting. Love it.

Do you think the Arab Spring will spread south into Africa after Gaddafi has fallen, due to the fact that he gave the dictatorships so much support?

What is the correct level of historical/political regression, from a completely non-biased journalistic point of view, to summarize and contextualize whats been going over the last three weeks?

Take for example if you were to read something like the Washington Post, they may word it, or simply construct their article to form an overview, which if read would incline the reader towards the perception that in this particular series of mutual missile exchanges that Hamas hit first by including things like: Hamas has 12,000 missiles, forces Israeli citizens to live in fear, etc.

If you were to pick something like The Guardian or The Nation, they may include the fact that Israel has been illegally occupying the Palestinian land, and maintains what is practically an open air prison in which human rights are consistently denied, etc.

To summarize(TLDR), at what point do you start your chronological order from when reporting in this particular conflict?

Also if I can add, do you feel that the militias formed during the Arab Spring will be involved at some point, via the Egyptian border? Would it take a ground war for this to happen?

Think someone with a Computer Science degree and a background in penetration testing/software security, would find it difficult to get a job for a news outfit in these cypher/cyber times?

Thanks, I love your work. If you don't already, you should look at OWASP and follow members of the OpSec community on Twitter, crazy stuff like possible zero-day exploits for Tor show up.