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naomi wolf
Sweden's Hypocritical Pursuit
of Assange Is a Joke
Naomi Wolf: The nation is lax on sex crimes, until now
Dec 15, 2010 7:43 PM CST
Sweden's Hypocritical Pursuit of Assange Is a Joke
Naomi Wolf: The nation is lax on sex crimes, until now
(Newser)
- Naomi Wolf finds it a wee bit fishy that Sweden does a lousy job at pursuing rape cases—unless your name happens to be Julian Assange. She dispels the "bizarre fantasy" that Sweden is a "progressively post-feminist paradise" quick to go after men who cross the line. Far...
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OPINION
Bradley Manning
Is Being Tortured
Glenn Greenwald takes a long look at 'inhumane' detention
Dec 15, 2010 11:25 AM CST
Bradley Manning Is Being Tortured
Glenn Greenwald takes a long look at 'inhumane' detention
(Newser)
- With so much attention focused on Julian Assange, it’s easy to forget about the plight of accused leaker Bradley Manning—who has now been imprisoned for seven months without being convicted of any crime. In an extensive Salon piece , Glenn Greenwald lays out the case for why he believes...
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Air Force Blocks News Sites
That Posted WikiLeaks Cables
Personnel denied access to
New York Times
, other sites
Dec 15, 2010 7:14 AM CST
Air Force Blocks News Sites That Posted WikiLeaks Cables
Personnel denied access to New York Times , other sites
(Newser)
- The Air Force has blocked more than 25 websites from its computer system, effectively barring its personnel from using work computers to view the
New York Times
and other news sites that published documents released by WikiLeaks. Users who attempt to access these sites see a message reading "Access...
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OPINION
Michael Moore: Why I
Put Up Bail for Assange
Openness and transparency are vital to keep corruption in check
Dec 14, 2010 1:44 PM CST
Michael Moore: Why I Put Up Bail for Assange
Openness and transparency are vital to keep corruption in check
(Newser)
- Michael Moore is among the celebrities putting up money to try to get Julian Assange sprung on bail, and he writes on his website that he eagerly made his $20,000 pledge—along with the offer of his servers and domain names—because transparency is "among the few weapons...
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UPDATED
Assange Will Stay in Jail
as Sweden Challenges Bail
British judge will hear appeal to his decision granting freedom
Dec 14, 2010 12:47 PM CST
Assange Will Stay in Jail as Sweden Challenges Bail
British judge will hear appeal to his decision granting freedom
(AP)
- A British judge granted bail to Julian Assange today under strict conditions, but the WikiLeaks founder will remain in jail at least another 48 hours while the court hears an appeal from Swedish prosecutors who want him extradited on sex-crimes charges. According to the
Guardian ,
his bail conditions would include...
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WikiLeaks Cable Triggers Lawsuit Over Journo's Death
WikiLeaks: Spain colluded with US to quash charges against troops
Dec 14, 2010 4:19 AM CST
WikiLeaks Cable Triggers Lawsuit Over Journo's Death
WikiLeaks: Spain colluded with US to quash charges against troops
(Newser)
- The family of a Spanish cameraman killed by American forces in Baghdad have launched what could be the first legal action to use WikiLeaks diplomatic cables as evidence. Jose Couso died along with a Reuters cameraman in 2003 when a US tank shell hit their hotel, a Pentagon-approved safe haven...
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Accused of Betrayal,
Firm Becomes WikiLeaks Ally
CEO says it was time to 'put up or shut up'
Dec 13, 2010 6:40 PM CST
Accused of Betrayal, Firm Becomes WikiLeaks Ally
CEO says it was time to 'put up or shut up'
(Newser)
- EasyDNS found itself on the receiving end of the ire of WikiLeaks supporters after tweets and blog posts inaccurately accused it of cutting off service to the whistleblowing website—mistaking it for EveryDNS, a separate company, the
New York Times
reports. CEO Mark Jeftovic soon found himself trying to correct...
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WikiLeaks Reveal
Australia: Iran Just Wants
to Be Friends
Washington shouldn't look at Iran as a 'rogue state,' cable argues
Dec 13, 2010 10:39 AM CST
Australia: Iran Just Wants to Be Friends
Washington shouldn't look at Iran as a 'rogue state,' cable argues
(Newser)
- Australia has urged the US to go easier on Iran, arguing that its nuclear weapons program is intended only for deterrence, according to a cable released today by WikiLeaks. “It’s a mistake to think of Iran as a ‘rogue state,’” the head of Australia’s...
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Amazon Denies
Hackers Behind Outages
Company's European sites taken offline for 30 minutes yesterday
Dec 13, 2010 6:15 AM CST
Amazon Denies Hackers Behind Outages
Company's European sites taken offline for 30 minutes yesterday
(Newser)
- Amazon says hardware problems, not attacks from pro-WikiLeaks hackers , caused its European sites to shut down on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. The company's British, French, German, Austrian, and Italian sites were down for about half an hour last night, the BBC reports. The "hacktivist"...
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GOP Introduces Bill
Aimed at Punishing Assange
Measure would make it illegal to publish military, spy informants' names
Dec 13, 2010 2:21 AM CST
GOP Introduces Bill Aimed at Punishing Assange
Measure would make it illegal to publish military, spy informants' names
(Newser)
- Leading Republicans have introduced legislation specifically aimed at prosecuting Julian Assange for his WikiLeaks spillage. Using the Espionage Act, as planned, didn't work when the federal government tried to suppress the Pentagon Papers published in the
New York Times.
The Enforcing Lawful Dissemination (Shield) Bill, introduced by New York GOP...
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Behold, a Pre-WikiLeaks Assange's Online Dating Profile
'Harry Harrison' boasted that he has 'asian teengirl stalkers'
Dec 12, 2010 5:05 PM CST
Behold, a Pre-WikiLeaks Assange's Online Dating Profile
'Harry Harrison' boasted that he has 'asian teengirl stalkers'
(Newser)
- Before he was the polarizing head of an organization bent on releasing classified documents, Julian Assange was just a single 36-year-old man calling himself “Harry Harrison” and looking for a “siren for love affair, children and occasional criminal conspiracy.” That is, if this OKCupid dating profile is...
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Ron Paul Defends WikiLeaks
on House Floor
The US response has been 'hysterical' and un-American
Dec 10, 2010 1:26 PM CST
Ron Paul Defends WikiLeaks on House Floor
The US response has been 'hysterical' and un-American
(Newser)
- Ron Paul rose to the defense of WikiLeaks on the House floor today, criticizing the "hysterical response" of the US as "killing the messenger." He likened the leaks to that of the Pentagon Papers, which were considered by many to be traitorous at the time but ultimately...
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Ex-WikiLeakers Start Own Service: Openleaks
Group plans to be 'messenger' for whistleblowers
Dec 10, 2010 12:50 PM CST
Ex-WikiLeakers Start Own Service: Openleaks
Group plans to be 'messenger' for whistleblowers
(Newser)
- Former workers for the beleaguered WikiLeaks have a new whistle-blowing project, and it’s set to launch Monday, Mashable reports. Openleaks, whose founders left WikiLeaks over differences with Julian Assange, hopes to act “as far as possible” as a “messenger” between whistleblowers and publishers of leaked material. That...
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Julian Assange Expects
US Spying Charges
WikiLeaks founder's attorney is preparing for indictment
Dec 10, 2010 11:57 AM CST
Julian Assange Expects US Spying Charges
WikiLeaks founder's attorney is preparing for indictment
(Newser)
- Julian Assange’s lawyer expects the US to indict the WikiLeaks founder soon on espionage charges, she tells ABC News . “Our position of course is that we don't believe it applies to Mr. Assange and that in any event he's entitled to First Amendment protection as publisher of WikiLeaks,...
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Pakistani Papers Publish Fake WikiLeak Cables Bashing India
Claim that US diplomats called India's generals genocidal
Dec 10, 2010 10:00 AM CST
Pakistani Papers Publish Fake WikiLeak Cables Bashing India
Claim that US diplomats called India's generals genocidal
(Newser)
- State Department diplomats are convinced that India is up to no good, Pakistan’s top newspapers declared today. Nearly identical stories in four Pakistani papers claimed that WikiLeaks’ cable cache contained communiqués from US diplomats saying they had evidence that India was allied with both Hindu fundamentalists and Islamist...
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wikileaks reveal
Burma Working on Nuclear Weapon in Secret Jungle Site
Witnesses say they've seen secret facility, missiles: WikiLeaks reveal
Dec 10, 2010 7:45 AM CST
Burma Working on Nuclear Weapon in Secret Jungle Site
Witnesses say they've seen secret facility, missiles: WikiLeaks reveal
(Newser)
- Burma may be building nuclear weapons, according to some of WikiLeaks’ State Department cables. A Burmese officer told US diplomats that he’d seen North Korean technicians helping to build “a concrete-reinforced underground facility,” where surface-to-air missiles were being assembled, the
Guardian
reports. Another witness said he’d...
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UN Rights Chief to World:
Play Nice With WikiLeaks
She raises alarm over moves to cut off funding, starve it of server space
Dec 10, 2010 5:36 AM CST
UN Rights Chief to World: Play Nice With WikiLeaks
She raises alarm over moves to cut off funding, starve it of server space
(Newser)
- Hackers aren't the only ones not happy about companies deciding to stop doing business with WikiLeaks. The United Nation High Commissioner for Human Rights said yesterday that attempts to cut off WikiLeaks' funding and deprive it of server space "could be interpreted as an attempt to censure the...
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Assange's Prison Reality: Limited Internet Access, Bad TV
He can't stand daytime TV at prison
Dec 10, 2010 4:45 AM CST
Assange's Prison Reality: Limited Internet Access, Bad TV
He can't stand daytime TV at prison
(Newser)
- WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange has been transferred to a segregation unit at Britain's Victorian Wandsworth prison, where his Internet access will be restricted, reports the
Guardian
. He's "quite chipper" and seems to be "bearing up," said attorney Mark Stephens. Assange, who's wearing standard-issue gray track-suit prison duds,...
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Berkeley May Anoint
Army WikiLeaker a 'Hero'
Council will vote on Bradley Manning resolution next week
Dec 9, 2010 6:55 PM CST
Berkeley May Anoint Army WikiLeaker a 'Hero'
Council will vote on Bradley Manning resolution next week
(Newser)
- Bradley Manning is a traitor to some, but he might just be an official American hero to Berkeley. The city council will vote next week on a resolution praising the imprisoned Army private who's accused of delivering classified military documents to WikiLeaks, reports the
San Francisco Chronicle
. "If he...
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Russia: Give Julian Assange
a Nobel Prize
It's a change of heart from the Kremlin about WikiLeaks
Dec 9, 2010 4:23 PM CST
Russia: Give Julian Assange a Nobel Prize
It's a change of heart from the Kremlin about WikiLeaks
(Newser)
- It wasn't that long ago that Russia was said to be considering dastardly revenge against WikiLeaks. Not any more, apparently. The
Guardian
quotes a Kremlin insider as saying that "public and non-governmental organizations should think of how to help" Julian Assange. And the quote getting attention: "Maybe, nominate...
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