Assange News
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There's an old joke that goes something like this: "Do they have a 4th of July in England? – Yes. That's how they get from the 3rd to the 5th." If independence is what we won from England, could we fare any better from our own government?
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The whereabouts of the whistleblower at the heart of the recent U.S. phone and Internet surveillance controversy are unknown. Edward Snowden checked out of his Hong Kong hotel Monday night, BBC News reports.
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Julian Assange made a rather pontifical speech on the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy this past weekend, with the current Wikileaks farce at a stalemate.
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Julian Assange lies cramped up in the Ecuadorian embassy at Knightsbridge. Britain wants to extradite him to Sweden, while Assange wants to be granted passage to Ecuador.
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During the Cold War, anyone who spoke against US and USSR governments could be, and was, literally persecuted. Thanks to Joe McCarthy and Joe Stalin, nobody had any actual right of protest. Things haven’t changed much.
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Wikileaks has recently released a series of emails from global intelligence agency Stratfor; what is contained in several of these emails though may make a serious impact on the upcoming presidential election.
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Sydney -
Julian Assange’s move to the London embassy of Ecuador may look like a desperate move, but there may be good reason for the desperation. Readers note- This is a very long article, because it's a very difficult subject and involves legal principles.
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Now that Julian Assange's appeal against extradition has failed, fears are that he will then be shipped on from Sweden to the U.S.A.
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Sources close to WikiLeaks and Julian Assange have told RT, “The FBI is apparently collecting evidence to indict Julian Assange before a grand jury. Sweden must not be the final destination of the designed extradition.”
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London -
"There's nothing that terrifies the U.S. government more than the threat of democracy breaking out in America." Julian Assange interviews representatives from OWS and Occupy London.
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Washington -
WikiLeaks recently ended its long period of silence with the new release of five million e-mails from the global intelligence company Stratfor. One such email relates to Osama Bin Laden's body.
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Internet activist group Anonymous has denied involvement in the Sony credit card hacking, after a file called “Anonymous” was found on Sony’s servers. Anonymous strongly denies allegations that it was involved in the hack.
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“News” is now circulating citing unnamed Pentagon sources that the US is finding it difficult to collect evidence against Assange to indict him. No official statement has been made, but the Internet is abuzz. Everything is “news” on this subject.
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London -
WikiLeaks has received sensitive information on more than 2,000 people in various firms and multinationals across the world, Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, said at a press conference in London on Monday.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been named "Man of the Year" by Le Monde, a French newspaper and one of the five publications collaborating with Assange's whistleblower website to release US diplomatic cables.
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Sweden's reputation as a socially advanced nation is looking shakier by the minute. In what can only be described as a primitive breach of basic justice, the details of allegations against Assange are being broadcast around the world.
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In the highest-level White House commentary on the matter of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, US Vice President Joe Biden sought to label Assange as "high-tech terrorist."
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Considering that Julian Assange was the focus of a worldwide manhunt by Interpol, and that he spent 9 days in a British prison while a bail request was being considered, new details about the rape charges against him seem surprisingly thin.
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Late-night skit show 'Saturday Night Live' portrayed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as a man seeking contrast with Time magazine's Person of the Year, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
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Claiming the Swedish rape charges levied against him are the work of a smear campaign, a visibly testy Julian Assange faces media probes on the allegations and attempts to brush them off as tabloid news.
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Transparency is essential in a democracy, but the WikiLeaks affair shows that there will not be more of it unless the stalemated cycle of government secrecy being countered by the same secret tactics by its detractors is broken.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange who was granted bail by a British court Tuesday over sex crimes claims must stay in jail for at least another night after Swedish prosecutors appealed the decision.
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Years ago, few people had heard of WikiLeaks and the man behind a cache of revealing documents. Now the table has turned on him as it has emerged that he was also a lonely single male looking for love.
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Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has offered to bail out WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from a UK jail where the whistleblower is being held.
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A new documentary of WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange is now available online after airing on Swedish television this weekend. WikiRebels summarizes the WikiLeaks controversy and interviews many people close to the organization.
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was portrayed by satire TV show Saturday Night Live, formulating his next disruptive plans from his British jail cell.
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The 39-year old founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has been transferred to an isolation cell from the main section of Wandsworth prison. Jennifer Robinson, one of Assange legal team said Friday.
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Things are warming up away from the Assange-based media events. WikiLeaks has now split, with a new site called Openleaks to start up as a leak-manager rather than handler. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin has protested the arrest of Assange in the UK.
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A group of hackers called Anonymous claimed to have cracked several sites of international credit card service, MasterCard and Visa,on Wednesday in an apparent revenge over WikiLeaks backlash.
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According to Executive Order 13526 signed by President Obama in 2009, classified information does not lose its security classification even if it is leaked. So what are the dangers of accessing classified information?
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Wandsworth prison.
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Screen capture from WikiRebels
A screenshot from the WikiLeaks documentary WikiRebels
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