[LINK] the all-out scramble to stop Wikileaks and jail Assange started the day after it was announced that the next document dump would be from Citibank

Kim Holburn kim at holburn.net
Sun Dec 5 22:19:40 AEDT 2010


...the all-out scramble to stop Wikileaks and jail Assange ... started the day after it was announced that the next document dump would be from Citibank...

Interesting comment from slashdot:
http://yro.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1896338&cid=34447678


> I think the most important part of wikileaks is not so much the content of the leaks, but the reaction of people in power to them.
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> We have learned more about the connection between corporation and the power in the past week than we have in the past several years.
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> While the content of the Citibank leaks will be most interesting, the all-out scramble to stop Wikileaks and jail Assange that started the day after it was announced that the next document dump would be from Citibank tells us a whole lot about where the power really lies in this world, and who's really in charge. It also shows just how much of what passes for "government" and "sovereign nation" is nothing but theater to keep us entertained while those that really rule the world execute their agenda. The way they took down wikileaks, severed their connection to donations and continue to play whack-a-mole with a website shows just how meaningless our "rule of law" really is when they really want to get rid of something and cover up some information about their activities.
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> How fitting that Interpol should issue arrest warrants for Julian Assange and former Vice President Dick Cheney within 24 hours of each other. As I've said before, one of those two men was guilty of leaking the identity of a covert CIA agent and only one of those men has the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians on his hands. I wonder if Interpol will spend the same resources executing the arrest warrant on Cheney as they will on Assange. So an admitted traitor and war criminal can act with impunity but someone who simply publishes a web site of documents that other people provide is considered Public Enemy No 1.
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> The Wikileaks Saga is an amazing story, and its just starting. There is the possibility, however remote, that the world can be a changed place because of Wikileaks.
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> As Assange quoted Theodore Roosevelt: "“Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people...To destroy this invisible government, to befoul this unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of statesmanship.”



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