Unlimited Wikileaks Shenanigans

[Adios]

CNN's Don Lemon talks to an ex-CIA analyst on whether Julian Assange is a journalist or an antagonist.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/12/13/nr.assange.journalist.cnn?hpt=T2

[Jasper]

Because the difference is...

Hm.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

CNN's Don Lemon talks to an ex-CIA analyst on whether Julian Assange is a journalist or an antagonist.

Properly done, they are the same thing.  Don Lemon is a moron.

[Prince Glittersnatch III]

Beck links George Soros to Anonymous

http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/201012090034

[Adios]

CNN's Don Lemon talks to an ex-CIA analyst on whether Julian Assange is a journalist or an antagonist.

Properly done, they are the same thing.  Don Lemon is a moron.

Post of the day.

[the last yatto]

CNN's Don Lemon talks to an ex-CIA analyst on whether Julian Assange is a journalist or an antagonist.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/12/13/nr.assange.journalist.cnn?hpt=T2

longer clip moxnews has on YT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ1TOtApOq

[the last yatto]

[Ari]

Is that the wiki rebels documentary I've been hearing about?

http://svtplay.se/v/2264028/wikirebels___the_documentary?cb%2Ca1364145%2C1%2Cf%2C-1%2Fpb%2Ca1364142%2C1%2Cf%2C-1%2Fpl%2Cv%2C%2C2264028%2Fsb%2Cp118750%2C1%2Cf%2C-1

the documentary by svt; I was surprised to see they didn't mess it up much.

[the last yatto]

Bioethicist Peter Singer has a thought-provoking piece on Wikileaks' Cablegate, in which he discusses The Treaty of Versailles
http://boingboing.net/2010/12/13/is-open-diplomacy-po.html

[the last yatto]

http://www.truth-out.org/wiki-witch-hunt-reveals-true-face-government65915

please know that we stand ready and willing to support your efforts to 'close those gaps' in the law

Guess the update in the 70s wasn't good enough

[Cain]

Wikileaks just went viral.

In the past week, OpenLeaks, Balkanleaks, BrusselsLeaks and Rospil.info (RussiaLeaks) have all been launched or announced.  I just hope they get translators in for the Balkan and Russian sites...

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Wikileaks just went viral.

In the past week, OpenLeaks, Balkanleaks, BrusselsLeaks and Rospil.info (RussiaLeaks) have all been launched or announced.  I just hope they get translators in for the Balkan and Russian sites...

The Russian leaks will be interesting. Hopefully the site founders won't accidentally eat anything with polonium in it.

[Cramulus]

CALLED IT

[Cain]

The founder of Rospil is quite an interesting fellow

http://www.good.is/post/a-wikileaks-copycat-wants-to-expose-corruption-in-russia/

A Russian political activist and blogger named Alexei Navalny, who is apparently very popular among the vast majority of Russians who aren't part of the oligarchy, has set up a whistleblowing website to try to expose political corruption in the country.

The site is modeled—roughly—on Wikileaks. It allows anyone to publish information detailing corrupt practices and discuss it.

Navalny was dubbed "Russia's Erin Brokovich" by Time in March. He has a background in corporate law and has tried to expose opaque and suspicious dealings at companies including oil giant Gazprom and the state-owned bank VTB. He seems to use his status as a shareholder in some of these companies as a way of literally getting in the door. He crashed a shareholders meeting of the Russian oil company Surgutneftegas in 2008.

[Jenne]

The founder of Rospil is quite an interesting fellow

http://www.good.is/post/a-wikileaks-copycat-wants-to-expose-corruption-in-russia/

A Russian political activist and blogger named Alexei Navalny, who is apparently very popular among the vast majority of Russians who aren't part of the oligarchy, has set up a whistleblowing website to try to expose political corruption in the country.

The site is modeled—roughly—on Wikileaks. It allows anyone to publish information detailing corrupt practices and discuss it.

Navalny was dubbed "Russia's Erin Brokovich" by Time in March. He has a background in corporate law and has tried to expose opaque and suspicious dealings at companies including oil giant Gazprom and the state-owned bank VTB. He seems to use his status as a shareholder in some of these companies as a way of literally getting in the door. He crashed a shareholders meeting of the Russian oil company Surgutneftegas in 2008.

Wow, them's some balls right there.  Very fucking impressive.