December 9, 2010

Wikileaks keeps on publishing despite arrest

Posted by G under Boycott, comedy, cover-up, Free Speech, hack, paypal, wikileaks | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |
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by: NMAWorldEdition

http://www.nma.tv/

Julian Assange through his Wikileaks website promises greater government transparency. But his document dumps have angered officials around the world.

US Senator Joseph Lieberman has pressured internet companies to withdraw their services from Wikileaks. Rather than protect internet freedom, Amazon and PayPal have willingly complied with US demands.

Assange is the subject of death threats. Some government officials say he should be assassinated. Sarah Palin said he should be hunted down like a terrorist.

Efforts to take down Wikileaks have proven futile, thanks to mirror sites.

Meanwhile, Assange has been arrested in the UK on rape charges. He has vowed to release more documents in a ‘nuclear’ option if arrested or killed.

 

December 8, 2010

Conversation with PayPal Support regarding my Wikileaks donation

Posted by G under Free Speech, paypal, scams | Tags: , , , , , , |
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Listen carefully around 3:16 and on.

by: spencerthayer

If you used PayPal to donate to Wikileaks recently your donation is in holding. I hope this conversation I had with the PayPal tech support helps you understand where you money is.

 

 

If you haven’t yet, now is a good time to Close Your Paypal Account.


 

December 6, 2010

Obama defends Wikileaks and opposes internet censorship (not)

Posted by G under black hat, Boycott, censorship, cover-up, Crime, First Amendment, Free Speech, paypal, Politics, Uncategorized | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |
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This wikileaks situation is moving very fast and spiraling out of control.

There is everything from calls for assassination to mentions of arrest warrants and negotiated surrender/interviews by Police in the UK for Mr. Assange.

Internet group Anonymous has joined the cause,  launching Ddos attacks on paypal blog in retaliation for the closure of the wikileaks donations account. Also upon the Swiss Bank, Post Finance website which froze wikileaks funds. There appears to have been some counter-Ddos attacks on the AnonOps site also.

There are widespread calls for Boycotts of PayPal, ebaY and Amazon as well.

Of course, some of these issues are somewhat small compared to the big picture: The contents of the cables; and gawd only knows what results that info leaking may produce… Not to mention the free speech issues at stake.

We are looking at history in the making. This is war. Infowar

This video which I found seems telling despite the uploaders sarcasm.

(upload date 12-06-2010)

“I believe the more freely information flows, the stronger the society becomes, because then citizens of countries around the world, can hold their own governments accountable, they can begin to think for themselves. I can tell you that in the United States, the fact that we have free internet — or unrestricted internet access is a source of strength, and I think should be encouraged.”

He went on to add (not), “That’s why I defend Wikileaks‘ right to publish documents which my government wants to keep secret so it can avoid being held accountable for all the lies and corruption.”

 

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