UN against Open Source

The eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon made an appearance in the summit with an official statement supporting Microsoft new operating systems Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. A call to conduct global protests against Open Source has been published on the official UN web site. A plastic penguin figure symbolizing OS Linux and Open Source will be publicly burned up today in Washington up on the Hill at 16.00.

“Open Source is a threat to security in the whole World. Open Source developers can place backdoors and Trojans in their code, which is installed by millions people. They can gather information and gain unauthorized access to the system. And no one can press charges against them, because no one understands the code they have written. And this is a worldwide problem”, ">said Ban Ki-moon . “I believe a bug in OS Linux has allowed hackers to access Pentagon network and steal classified national security information and place blame on China“.