Government always invades our privacy, but when the shoe is on the other foot they certainly don't take it well.
Government always invades our privacy, but when the shoe is on the other foot they certainly don't take it well.
they've been released haven't they?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11858895
Yup. Looking at what the BBC have said - not good news.
there must be thousands trying to get on the warlogs site
This is bound to anger various nations, straining relationships between countrys and causing significant risk to those fight the Taliban. I don't think this is good, simply because it risks lives in Afghanistan. I know the US hide things, I don't need them exposed for that.
Jesus christ
Currently released so far
219 / 251,287
That's the amount of documents.
From the way things are going we are screwed.
They were apparently under DDoS attack earlier aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenHi
insureance file, 2 gb encrypted file with the encryption key being given if he gets killed, bluff, i'm not sure, I personally wouldn't wanna try it.
This just in!
Serial rapist and known terorrist Julian Assange has crashed his Lear Jet (puchased through his profiteering selling highly classified government documents to Al Qaeda, endangering millions of innocent American citizens) into the Statue of Liberty. New government regulations to tighten security have been brought into place FOR THE GOOD OF SOCIETY.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/wor...anada-11923766
This is longer leaking documents in the public interest but just a simple attack on US security if I'm honest, I'm beginning to rapidly go off Wikileaks.