Britain's spy agency GCHQ has said that social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp and YouTube are the "command and control networks of choice" for terrorism and that the companies which run them must do more to help combat extremism. GCHQ is right. What he doesn't know is just how deep the problem is in Silicon Valley, where "freedom of speech" is cynically used to maximise profits and avoid reponsibility--nor, probably, does he realise how wacky Californian politics can be worryingly sympathetic to, among other groups, Islamic extremists. Take CloudFlare, a service designed to keep websites online in the...
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