By Jerry Smith Apr 8 2011
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Recently released WikiLeaks cables from the U.S. embassy in Israel reveal the co-operation between U.S. and Israeli intelligence organisations, links between Mossad and Bahrain’s King Sheikh Hamad and much more.
Julian Assange revealed that more documents will be released and published, and that the documents to come should shed some light on Israel's problem with Iran's nuclear program and its potential involvement in the assassination of Hezbollah official Imad Mughniyeh.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Assange Gets Appeal Court Date
By Jerry Smith Apr 6 2011
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Julian Assange has finally been given a date for his appeal against Judge Howard Riddle's ruling that he should be extradited to Sweden. Judge Riddle felt that Assange could get a fair trial in Sweden and that his extradition to Sweden would not violate his human rights.
Assange will continue to fight being extradited to Sweden at a two day hearing at the High Court in London on July 12 and 13.
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Julian Assange has finally been given a date for his appeal against Judge Howard Riddle's ruling that he should be extradited to Sweden. Judge Riddle felt that Assange could get a fair trial in Sweden and that his extradition to Sweden would not violate his human rights.
Assange will continue to fight being extradited to Sweden at a two day hearing at the High Court in London on July 12 and 13.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
WikiLeaks Spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson Talks To Iceland Review
By Jerry Smith Apr 5 2011
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Award-winning investigative reporter and WikiLeaks spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson, who joined WikiLeaks after working on the 'Collateral Murder' video, talks with Ásta Andrésdóttir from the Iceland Review magazine.
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Award-winning investigative reporter and WikiLeaks spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson, who joined WikiLeaks after working on the 'Collateral Murder' video, talks with Ásta Andrésdóttir from the Iceland Review magazine.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Assange Lawyer Rob Stary Talks About WikiLeaks And Assange : Video
By Jerry Smith Apr 4 2011
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Rob Stary, an Australian lawyer representing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sat down and was interviewed by the Wikileaks Australian Citizens Alliance (WACA).
Stary talks about WikiLeaks, the Australian government, and Assange.
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Rob Stary, an Australian lawyer representing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sat down and was interviewed by the Wikileaks Australian Citizens Alliance (WACA).
Stary talks about WikiLeaks, the Australian government, and Assange.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
WikiLeaks And Assange News : Video
By Jerry Smith Apr 2 2011
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Royal Navy medic Michael Lyons became a conscientious objector to the Afghanistan war after he read WikiLeaks.
Another WikiLeaks like website has cropped up called Porn Wikileaks that has released the real names of many porn stars, past and present.
And video, supposedly of Julian Assange dancing at a club in Iceland has surfaced.
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Royal Navy medic Michael Lyons became a conscientious objector to the Afghanistan war after he read WikiLeaks.
Another WikiLeaks like website has cropped up called Porn Wikileaks that has released the real names of many porn stars, past and present.
And video, supposedly of Julian Assange dancing at a club in Iceland has surfaced.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Daniel Assange Talks About His Dad
By Jerry Smith Mar 31 2011
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Late last year Daniel Assange spoke with Crikey intern Nick Johns-Wickberg about his relationship with his dad, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, what he think about the work his dad is doing and much more.
Daniel revealed that when he was 16, his father asked him join WikiLeaks, which was just starting out at the time. Thinking that WikiLeaks wasn't going to succeed, and not on great terms with his dad, Daniel turned the offer down and said about that decision:
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Late last year Daniel Assange spoke with Crikey intern Nick Johns-Wickberg about his relationship with his dad, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, what he think about the work his dad is doing and much more.
Daniel revealed that when he was 16, his father asked him join WikiLeaks, which was just starting out at the time. Thinking that WikiLeaks wasn't going to succeed, and not on great terms with his dad, Daniel turned the offer down and said about that decision:
"I never thought he was going to succeed. It was a ridiculous concept, that he was going to actually leak government documents to the entire world.”
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Former State Department Spokesman Stands By Criticism Of Bradley Manning Treatment
By Jerry Smith Mar 30 2011
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Former U.S. state department’s chief spokesperson Philip “P.J.” Crowley said he has no regrets about resigning or about making the remarks he did about U.S. soldier Bradley Manning's treatment saying the investigation into Manning's role as the source for WikiLeaks has been weakened.
Crowley was forced to resigned Sunday Mar 13 after he made comments to a small audience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Friday Mar 11 condemning the conditions Manning is being kept in.
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Former U.S. state department’s chief spokesperson Philip “P.J.” Crowley said he has no regrets about resigning or about making the remarks he did about U.S. soldier Bradley Manning's treatment saying the investigation into Manning's role as the source for WikiLeaks has been weakened.
Crowley was forced to resigned Sunday Mar 13 after he made comments to a small audience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Friday Mar 11 condemning the conditions Manning is being kept in.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Julian Assange Wanted Advice From Daniel Ellsberg
By Jerry Smith Mar 29 2011
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In an extract from Australian journalist Andrew Fowler's upcoming book about Julian Assange titled ‘The Most Dangerous Man in the World’, Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg reveals how Assange came to him for advice and how Assange wanted him to be apart of WikiLeaks' "political armor".
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In an extract from Australian journalist Andrew Fowler's upcoming book about Julian Assange titled ‘The Most Dangerous Man in the World’, Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg reveals how Assange came to him for advice and how Assange wanted him to be apart of WikiLeaks' "political armor".
Sunday, March 27, 2011
ACLU And EFF Appeal Twitter Information Handover Ruling
By Jerry Smith Mar 27 2011
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), on behalf of Icelandic parliamentarian Birgitta Jonsdottir, US computer researcher Jacob Appelbaum, and Dutch volunteer for WikiLeaks Rop Gonggrijp, have filed an appeal to U.S. Magistrate Judge Theresa Buchanan's order for Twitter to give U.S. investigators the data it has on subscribers “associated with WikiLeaks,” including WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, U.S. soldier Bradley Manning, Jonsdottir, Appelbaum, and Gonggrijp.
Jonsdottir, Appelbaum, and Gonggrijp have been fighting the government demand for their Twitter records, but Assange and Manning have not contested the order. WikiLeaks and Assange feel the U.S. lacks jurisdiction "over expressive activities beyond its borders," and said they would not be taking part in hearings.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), on behalf of Icelandic parliamentarian Birgitta Jonsdottir, US computer researcher Jacob Appelbaum, and Dutch volunteer for WikiLeaks Rop Gonggrijp, have filed an appeal to U.S. Magistrate Judge Theresa Buchanan's order for Twitter to give U.S. investigators the data it has on subscribers “associated with WikiLeaks,” including WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, U.S. soldier Bradley Manning, Jonsdottir, Appelbaum, and Gonggrijp.
Jonsdottir, Appelbaum, and Gonggrijp have been fighting the government demand for their Twitter records, but Assange and Manning have not contested the order. WikiLeaks and Assange feel the U.S. lacks jurisdiction "over expressive activities beyond its borders," and said they would not be taking part in hearings.
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