TWITTER – AIWA! NO!

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By the time the FBI raided Omar Ameen’s Sacramento apartment in August 2018, his extradition back to Iraq seemed all but inevitable. Federal prosecutors alleged that just months before Ameen immigrated to the United States in 2014, the auto mechanic shot an Iraqi police officer to death, part of an action by an Islamic State group convoy that took over his hometown of Rawah. The refugee had allegedly concealed his ties to the Islamic State and lied about his reasons for fleeing Iraq. Iraqi authorities and federal prosecutors agreed: The U.S. had unwittingly opened its doors to a terrorist. Ameen could now become the first person in U.S. history to be extradited to Iraq. Prosecutors must show only probable cause to secure his extradition, which would lead to Iraqi authorities conducting a criminal trial. It’s a fate Ameen’s defenders say would undoubtedly lead to his execution. But new evidence has been unearthed that his attorneys say will show he was 600 miles away from Rawah at the time of the killing. Additionally, an Islamic State Twitter account that the company suspended, as well as a suspended Facebook account, could be instrumental in proving Ameen’s innocence. But the social media giants are refusing to cooperate.

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THE MULTIMEDIA; NEW MEDIA – Especially TWITTER Has Taken Journos Hostage; They Are Trapped In A Morass Of Mostly Subjective Viewpoints And Many Times Misleading Claims that are barren of rationalisation and context. Are Journalists Up To This Task – “The Unraveling?”