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Tag Archives: WikiLeaks
‘A weapon of mass destruction was found in the U.S.’: Shock confession of Customs officer
A port official has admitted that a ‘weapon of mass effect’ has been found by ‘partner agencies’ in the U.S., raising major questions over a possible government cover-up. The disturbing revelation came in an interview with San Diego’s assistant port director screened by a television channel in the city. The Customs and Border Protection Department [...]
Posted in California, Solid Principles, War on Terrorism, Wikileaks
Tagged as: California, San Diego, War on Terror, WikiLeaks, WOT
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Early detection is the key to increasing
The early symptoms of pancreatic cancer are very important to know. Early detection is the key to increasing your chances of survival and getting the necessary treatment for increasing the success rate of cancer treatment. Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive and deadliest forms of cancer. No cancer is friendly or forgiving. Most [...]
Posted in Solid Principles
Tagged as: Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, U.S. Espionage Act, WikiLeaks
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WikiLeaks cables: US agrees to tell Russia Britain’s nuclear secrets
The US secretly agreed to give the Russians sensitive information on Britain’s nuclear deterrent to persuade them to sign a key treaty, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. By: Matthew Moore, Gordon Rayner and Christopher Hope Information about every Trident missile the US supplies to Britain will be given to Russia as part of an arms [...]
Posted in Solid Principles, U.S. Military, Wikileaks
Tagged as: Defense, Great Britain, Nuclear Arms, Trident Missiles, U.S. Military, WikiLeaks
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‘Anonymously Pathetic’
Screenshot from IRC on Anonymous “Just don’t use my name, OK, please?” said the person on the other end of the phone. “I don’t want this to get out.” His cause for concern? He’d helped produce some innocuous content – nothing actionable legally in any way – for “Anonymous”, the vague online group spawned by [...]
Posted in Recommended Read, Wikileaks
Tagged as: Anonymous, Charles Arthur, Cyber attacks, Guardian.co.uk, Solid Principles Recommended Read, WikiLeaks
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ClimateGate Compared to WikiLeaks
Remember in Dec 2009 when a bunch of leaked communication emails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia appeared? It was viewed as a victory for climate change skeptics, and blasted by the likes of Sen. Boxer as a ‘Theft’, and a ‘Crime’. It was showed infringements were pushed aside by [...]
Posted in Double Standards, Editorial, Wikileaks
Tagged as: Climategate, Leaked Climate Change emails, WikiLeaks
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Wiki-Thugs Using Cyber Attacks? We Warned You
Have you noticed your internet connection a little slow? You can thank the imbecile collective called ‘Anonymous’, supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. It seems attacking commerce like Pay Pal, Visa, and Amazon for withdrawing services from Wikileaks using cyber-attacks is fair-game to them. While these cyber attacks are a pin-prick (compared to a large [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity, Editorial, Wikileaks
Tagged as: Cyber attacks, Cybersecurity, Julian Assange, The Slow Road to Cybersecurity, WikiLeaks
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How Are These People Heroes?
Berkeley Tables a Vote on Labeling Wikileaker a Hero Wednesday, December 15, 2010 By Staff, Associated Press Berkeley, Calif. (AP) – The Berkeley City Council has indefinitely delayed a vote on whether to bestow hero status on a soldier who allegedly released classified information to WikiLeaks. Some council members in this famously liberal city said [...]
Posted in Wikileaks
Tagged as: Berkeley City Council, Julian Assange, Pfc. Bradley Manning, WikiLeaks
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WikiThugs – Cybercrime
There are two schools of thought about WikiLeaks. Some see its release of U.S. documents as anti-American espionage, others as a triumph of free speech. The same cannot be said for some of WikiLeaks’ admirers, who have resorted to mob action in their defense of the enterprise. There are no two sides to that coin. [...]
Posted in Cybersecurity
Tagged as: Cybersecurity, Denial of Service Attacks, WikiLeaks
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Consequences: What Wikileaks Forgot
Outside of Australia, ‘Larrikinism‘ is a hard thing to culturally interpret. A ‘Larrikin’ is any person, group, or collective that challenges, or engage in concocted mockery against any form of social/structural authority. It allows Australians to view criminals like Ned Kelly, and Mark ‘Chopper’ Reid as revered folk heroes. It rewards self-deprecation, it honors stupid [...]
Posted in Editorial
Tagged as: Abbie Hoffman, Chopper Reid, Cyber attacks, Dresden, espionage, Hiroshima, Isaiah, Islam, Julian Assange, Larrikinism, Lenin, Ned Kelly, Open Espionage, The Huffington Post, Treaty of Versailles, Useful Idiots, WikiLeaks, WWI, WWII
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