Hackers took over a Mexican university Web site and posted a message in favor of the U.S.-led war in Iraq, officials said Monday. The message, posted Sunday on the National Autonomous University of Mexico’s medical faculty site, criticized anti-war protesters and Mexico’s lack of support for the war in the U.N. Security Council, said university spokesman Rodolfo Gonzalez. The message also featured a photo of a fighter jet and a U.S. flag. Gonzalez didn’t have the exact text of the message, which was in English. But Reforma newspaper published an excerpt, translated into Spanish. “This site was destroyed in support of the troops in Iraq, who are fighting for world peace and freedom,” the message said, according to Reforma. “I am disappointed with Mexico’s decision in the U.N. Security Council and with the peace protests. God bless America, and all those who defend it.” Full Story
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