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Sources Select Resources#BrusselsLockdown - When a hashtag is hijackedSeminova, Janina Article 2015 Deutsche Welle When police in Belgium asked Brussels locals to stop tweeting about police activities, they accidentally started a grassroots campaign that ended up destroying a hashtag. The culprit: cat pictures. Reflections on the Brussels AttacksFalk, Richard Article 2016 CounterPunch Debate and reflection are urgently needed with respect to the political violence that is being unleashed in various forms in the West and non-West.
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