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Tag Archives: WikiLeaks
WHAT BRADLEY MANNING’S FATE TELLS US ABOUT AMERICA
Bradley Manning: A Window Into the American Soul By Paul Craig Roberts/Institute for Political Economy/ December 3, 2012 Liberty consists of government being ruled by law and citizens having control over law. This was the way our founding fathers set … Continue reading
The War on WikiLeaks
EXCLUSIVE: Julian Assange on WikiLeaks, Bradley Manning, Cypherpunks, Surveillance State Democracy Now/ November 29, 2012 In his most extended interview in months, Julian Assange speaks to Democracy Now! from inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London, where he has been holed … Continue reading
Killing the Messenger
Prosecution of Anonymous activists highlights war for Internet control The US and allied governments exploit both law and cyber-attacks as a weapon to punish groups that challenge it By Glenn Greenwald/ The Guardian/ November 23, 2012 From a video posted … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, law, media
Tagged Anonymous, cyber-attacks, Glenn Greenwald, Joe Lieberman, the Guardian, WikiLeaks
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WikiLeaks Endorses…..WikiLeaks
Posted in Democratic Party, elections, government, media, Republican Party
Tagged Julian Assange, WikiLeaks
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THE VALUE OF WIKILEAKS
Why WikiLeaks Is Worth Defending, Despite All of Its Flaws By Mathew Ingram/ Gigaom/ August 24, 2012 Most of the recent attention around WikiLeaks has been focused on the legal issues surrounding its controversial founder, Julian Assange. But we shouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, government, Justice, law, media, politics
Tagged Bill Keller, Bradley Manning, Glenn Greenwald, Julian Assange, New York Times, WikiLeaks
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Smile, You’re On Government Surveillance
WIKILEAKS: Surveillance Cameras Around The Country Are Being Used In A Huge Spy Network By David Seaman/ Business Insider/August 10, 2012 The U.S. cable networks won’t be covering this one tonight (not accurately, anyway), but Trapwire is making the rounds … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, crime, government, law, law enforcement, media
Tagged Abraxas, Business Insider, David Seaman, NDAA, surveillance, Trapwire, WikiLeaks
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The Security State Noose Tightens
Someone You Love: Coming to a Gulag Near You by Chris Hedges/ Truthdig/ April 2, 2012 The security and surveillance state does not deal in nuance or ambiguity. Its millions of agents, intelligence gatherers, spies, clandestine operatives, analysts and armed … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, crime, Justice, law, Occupy, protest, protests, Terrorism
Tagged Alexa O'Brien, Birgitta Jónsdóttir, Chris Hedges, Day of Rage, NDAA, security state, Stratfor, Truthdig, WikiLeaks
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Hedges: “The Iron Doors of the Corporate State are Slamming Shut.”
Supreme Court Likely to Endorse Obama’s War on Whistle-Blowers by Chris Hedges/ Truthdig/ March 12, 2012 Totalitarian systems disempower an unsuspecting population by gradually making legal what was once illegal. They incrementally corrupt and distort law to exclusively serve the … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, civil liberties, foreign policy, government, Iraq, Iraq war, Justice, law, media, military, Supreme Court, war
Tagged Chris Hedges, Daniel Ellsberg, Espionage Act, FISA, Juan Ernesto Mendez, Julian Assange, Patriot Act, Truthdig, WikiLeaks
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