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Video of Rainey Reitman of EFF
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The Best of Cablegate: Instances Where Public Discourse Benefited from the Leaks by Rainey Reitman
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"Since its release of about 2000 diplomatic cables (as of January 7th, 2011), Wikileaks has been subject to extraordinary pressures, seemingly at the behest of the US government. Amazon and EveryDNS have denied Wikileaks internet service and Visa, Mastercard, Paypal, and Bank of America have been prevented supporters from donating money to Wikileaks. This is despite the fact that Wikileaks has not even been charged with a crime.
Unfortunately, the situation has gotten even worse. The press has been spreading lies about Wikileaks. Mainstream media outlets do not appear to be doing even the most rudimentary fact-checking. The most blatant of these lies is the idea that Wikileaks has “indiscriminately dumped 250,000 cables on the internet”. This is flat-out false.
A few news organizations, including NPR and InformationWeek, have corrected this mistake, and NPR has even offered an apology. By contrast, most news organizations ranging from the AP to the Wall Street Journal continue to print this falsehood.
We call upon all news organizations to correct previous articles and statements, to issue apologies to their readers, and to take steps to prevent this mistake from occurring in any future articles and shows.
We will be protesting outside the TransAmerica pyramid, across from a San Francisco office of the New York Times, on Saturday, January 15th, at 4pm. On that day, we will be joining in protesting against the repression of Wikileaks with many others around the world, including Washington, DC, and several cities in Canada and Australia.
To counter the New York Times’s censorship of reality, we plan to publish the released cables on the walls of their building. In addition, participants will be provided cable printouts and markers and encouraged to throw down their artistic abilities by adding a graphic representation of their favorite cable to the Cablegate Coloring Book.
References:
[1] 8 Smears and Misconceptions About WikiLeaks Spread By the Media
www.alternet.org/story/149369/8_smears_and_misconceptions...
[2] NPR Fesses Up to WikiLeaks’ Coverage Blunder, Now It’s Everyone Else’s Turn
lippmannwouldroll.com/2010/12/28/npr-fesses-up-to-wikilea...
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Infográfico feito para a Abril.com
sobre o os ataques dos Hackers a favor do WikiLeaks.
Link: www.abril.com.br/noticias/infografico-wikileaks-paises-e-...
Debra Sweet of World Can't Wait holds up the ad
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The Guantanamo Files
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What do MasterCard, Visa, Bank of America, Paypal and Western Union all have in common? They help you pay for what you want? Well, yes... that is unless you want to help WikiLeaks make the world a better place. To see the shocking details, please go to wikileaks.org/support.html.
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by WikiLeaks.
Dec 3rd. Washington DC. Bradley Manning's attorney gave an exclusive presentation discussing the trial and the unlawful pretrial punishment of Bradley Manning. #freebrad
Rowan Joffé the 38 year old UK screenwriter and director has been chosen by HBO and the BBC to write a film script about the WikiLeaks saga based on a New Yorker article written by Raffi Khatchadourian titled ‘No Secrets: Julian Assange’s Mission for Total Transparency’. The script will focus on Julian Assange’s leaking of the US government secret documents via his website and through selected media outlets, and likely to embroil the counter allegations brought against Assange of sexual related crimes in Sweden and his pending extradition. Of interest will be how the script deals with the US attempts to silence Assange’s embarrassing leaks that still continue to disseminate from the WikiLeaks website. The resulting film is likely to be produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall.
Network, Veterans For Peace, Iraq Veterans against the war, Code Pink and many other groups march east on Rt. 175 from Reece Gate to Llewellynn Avenue for a rally and "Speak Out' in support of Army Private Bradley Manning, whose court martial for releasing classified material to Wikileaks was to commence on June 3. Speakers included Ethan McCord, Dan Choi, Sarah Shourd, Ann Wright and Daniel Ellsberg. My rough 'guesstimate' of the crowd is around 750. Interactions between the absurdly numerous and over-armed police and the activists were generally respectful and peaceful.
Crowd jubilant as Ecuador grants Julian Assange political asylum - 16.08.2012
A large crowd of supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and US soldier Bradley Manning descended on the Ecuador embassy on 16.08.2012 to wait for news of a decision by the Ecuadorean government on Assange's application for political asylum.
At 1:30pm word came through embassy oficials that the government in Quito had granted asylum to Assange on humanitarian grounds. Despite cheering and applause from the crowd, it was widely accepted that Assange's problems are far from over, and this might just be a pyrrhic victory.
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Shots from Day 11. For additional information check out Adbusters - www.adbusters.org/campaigns/occupywallstreet
Here's the series of images for Day 10.
Clark's graphic novel which will be published after the trial
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[http://www.flickr.com/photos/90298116@N03/] drawings from earlier #BradleyManning court hearings
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TOPSHOT - Julian Assange, founder of the online leaking platform WikiLeaks, is seen through the eyepeace of a camera as he is displayed on a screen via a live video connection during a press conference on the platform's 10th anniversary on October 4, 2016 in Berlin.WikiLeaks celebrates its 10th birthday defiantly proud as the pioneer of online leaking platforms, while its controversial founder vows to pursue its work despite widespread criticsm. / AFP / STEFFI LOOS (Photo credit should read STEFFI LOOS/AFP via Getty Images)
#CCIOS #ICIT #ArtOfTheHak #infosec #CyberSecurity #center #for #Cyber #influence #operations #studies #institute #for #critical #infrastructure #Technology #Vault7 #WikiLeaks #Security #technology #Influence #Vault7 #dragnet #surveillance
Top: the BBC's man in the shadows.
Middle right: Guardian's serious statesman.
Middle left: Phwoar.
UPDATED - Bottom: Wikileak's "Personal Appeal" about which I shall not comment.
Am 12.04.2019 sind die stellvertretende Fraktionsvorsitzende der Fraktion Die Linke im Bundestag Sevim Dagdelen, sowie zahlreiche Abgeordnete der Fraktion dem spontanen Aufruf #freeassange vor die britische Botschaft in Berlin gefolgt. Da das südamerikanische Land Ecuador für alle überraschend und unerwartet dem Journalisten und Wikileaks-Gründer Julian Assange das politische Asyl entzogen hat und er anschließend von britischen Sicherheitskräften in Gewahrsam genommen wurde, sind international die Sorgen und Ängste vor einem weiteren Schlag gegen die Pressefreiheit sehr groß.
Remember WikiLeaks? The 251,287 leaked embassy cables had a lot to show about the status of public diplomacy. From the story of Bulgaria’s Aleksi “the Tractor” Petrov to disappearing ballot ink in Ukraine, to a Honduran coup d’état, the cables offer firsthand narratives of American diplomats dealing with crises, corruption, and testy world leaders. In embassies from Argentina to Zimbabwe, diplomats worked tirelessly to promote American diplomacy in a world frequently hostile to the United States.
They didn’t get much help back home. The cables show how policymakers frequently misread public diplomacy messages and opportunities, and reveal conflicting approaches from multiple Washington stakeholders intent on their own agenda, unaware of realities on the ground, creating a deepening gulf between Washington and the field.
Journalist Mary Thompson-Jones gave a timely conversation on past practices and how it impacts the current Trump administration.