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04.12.2010, 18:05 quote

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The Wikileaks.org domain has been suspended and Paypal has banned its donation's account.

However, it is now accessible again from Switzerland at wikileaks.ch

Really funny - once the US government does not like a website, it does not take long until it is offline.

But what about all those thousand other blatantly-illegal websites that are a million times worse?

They have been online for years...and will be.

Really odd.

 

06.12.2010, 15:27 quote

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It seems to have taken a long time for the Americans to shut him down
I don't think they will shut him up, tho, unless they kill him - and that has been suggested.
It's possible the Swedish rape case has been engineered to get him tied up legally. A prosecutor looked at that in September and dismissed it. Another prosecutor looked at it - after the intervention of a Swedish politician - and decided he did have a case to answer. So there is now a new European warrant out for him. The UK police - having refused to act of the first warrant, which they said was incorrectly completed - will be obliged to act on this new warrant. So far, Mark Stephens (Julian Assange's UK solicitor) hasn't seen that warrant - he said in an interview with Andrew Marr yesterday.

Is it a madness to put your life and liberty at risk by putting into the public domain information that others want to keep secret?
What can be achieved by it?
Assange would probably say that these people should be made to account publicly for what they do in secret.
'These people' would say that Assange is damaging political alliances, endangering lives and helping an enemy.

Would it be too cynical to imagine that it is all part of some long-term, 'open' black ops gameplan? The modern-day equivalent of attaching a secure brief-case (packed with misleading information) to some tramp's body, putting him in a uniform and dropping him in the sea.
I mean, they had to make sure that tramp was found, right?
Maybe after dozens of tramps (in a variety of uniforms) were dumped in various seas around the world, and never found - they came up with this new idea? Confused
Or they'd run out of tramps or brief-cases!
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07.12.2010, 11:40 quote

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They've got him...well handed himself in
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08.12.2010, 09:48 quote

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Found an Independent story about the Swedish trip here:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/trip-to-sweden-that-put-assange-in-the-firing-line-2154110.html
Seems very detailed, so I wonder where they got all the information?
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08.12.2010, 11:16 quote

elro73

handsel wrote:
It seems to have taken a long time for the Americans to shut him down
I don't think they will shut him up, tho, unless they kill him - and that has been suggested.
It's possible the Swedish rape case has been engineered to get him tied up legally. A prosecutor looked at that in September and dismissed it. Another prosecutor looked at it - after the intervention of a Swedish politician - and decided he did have a case to answer. So there is now a new European warrant out for him. The UK police - having refused to act of the first warrant, which they said was incorrectly completed - will be obliged to act on this new warrant. So far, Mark Stephens (Julian Assange's UK solicitor) hasn't seen that warrant - he said in an interview with Andrew Marr yesterday.

Is it a madness to put your life and liberty at risk by putting into the public domain information that others want to keep secret?
What can be achieved by it?
Assange would probably say that these people should be made to account publicly for what they do in secret.
'These people' would say that Assange is damaging political alliances, endangering lives and helping an enemy.

Would it be too cynical to imagine that it is all part of some long-term, 'open' black ops gameplan? The modern-day equivalent of attaching a secure brief-case (packed with misleading information) to some tramp's body, putting him in a uniform and dropping him in the sea.
I mean, they had to make sure that tramp was found, right?
Maybe after dozens of tramps (in a variety of uniforms) were dumped in various seas around the world, and never found - they came up with this new idea? Confused
Or they'd run out of tramps or brief-cases!


I think you can claim the 2010 tin-foil hat prize for this statement. Gratz sir!

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08.12.2010, 12:41 quote

handsel
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elro73 wrote:
handsel wrote:
<the usual gibberish! Razz >

I think you can claim the 2010 tin-foil hat prize for this statement. Gratz sir!
Smile

You think I'm being ridiculous or far-fetched, eh?
That they could never run out of tramps? Surprised
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08.12.2010, 17:57 quote

jayjayjayme

Let Assange free! I hope I don't get punished for saying that Sad

 

09.12.2010, 10:57 quote

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handsel wrote:
Found an Independent story about the Swedish trip here:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/trip-to-sweden-that-put-assange-in-the-firing-line-2154110.html
Seems very detailed, so I wonder where they got all the information?


...he could be in deep (deeper) trouble. A known feminist academic would be a natural ally to somebody like Assange...looks like she was suspicous of the broken condom and attempted willyLeak- and decided to go to the police after hearing similar (possibly habitual) shit from the young lass.

Still how did the women meet, and get on to that subject? (suppose it would be on your mind and temper the obvious admiration they had for him somewhat)

Then it's strange it happens at the time it did, in a country where there are a welter of nuanced laws to protect people from love crimes, or prosecute the perpetrators in potential grey areas - which could possibly be exploited.
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09.12.2010, 11:25 quote

handsel
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zacktelstar wrote:
.. attempted willyLeak...
... in potential grey areas ...

Your potential areas might be grey, but mine are a healthy pink, thank you! Razz

Liked the 'willyleak' tho. Now it'll be 'Willyleakgate' lol
And, 'Free the Willyleak One!'
Ahem! Sorry! I appreciate that this is no laughing matter, with the possibilities of disease and unwanted pregnancy.

What do you think of these attacks on the various companies who withdrew services from Wikileaks?
Could this be the model - and the battleground - for future socio-political wars?

(Love that new photo! )
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09.12.2010, 12:12 quote

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Well 'wiki' means 'quick' in Hawaiian - the Wikipedia guy got the Wiki form the Wiki-Wiki bus company in Honolulululu. So there's some irony there for most the world, in that he was exposed due to playing fast loose and trying to leak himself - except in the UK: where it's a phrase for unnecessarily announcing that nothing so toxic as Stella is about to be splashed over the walls of the cistern chapel.



from the satirical site... quickleaksslashpiss




as for attacks on those who withdrew...maybe that can be Assange's defense?
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