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amother
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 Thu, Jul 31 2014, 6:20 am
Ive been responding to some virulent Israel haters, posting on Huffington post and assorted news websites worldwide, w my twitter account and some other usernames, in strong defense of Israel.
Some of these "people" seem like terrorists themselves from the passion with which they write, and I respond to them, putting their positions down, which makes them seethe, as is evident from their responses.
Is there any potential for danger to me? How difficult is it to trace someone down to their name and address?
Do I have anything to fear?
TIA
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freidasima
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Thu, Jul 31 2014, 6:48 am
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You are doing something wonderful. My husband is spending his not so free time writing talkbacks to world newspapers like the NYtimes and others to anti Israel articles. He keeps saying it is hopeless but someone has to do it. No danger, keep up the good work.
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RachelB
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Sat, Aug 02 2014, 2:36 pm
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Yes, there is definite threat. Your name, ip, location can be tracked, your accounts and PC can be hacked. Hacker group Anonymous hacked Mossad website recently as well as United With Jerusalem. Use fake IDs and Proxys. I've been using my FB account, but blocked all users from seeing any personal info, since they've been known to steal FB pictures and threaten the page owners.
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Ashrei
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Sat, Aug 02 2014, 8:32 pm
OP and Freidasima's dh get a big 
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