WikiLeaks at it again!

Lulz.

Just seen this pop up on CNN

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe...ex.html?hpt=T2

Will the U.S. prosecute Julian Assange?

CNN's legal analyst said he believes the U.S. has an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder White House spokesman declined to comment on that possibility Assange's "celebrity status" may make hiding hard Assange is wanted in Sweden on suspicion of rape and sexual molestation

"U.S. authorities may be looking for just the right moment to try to detain WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who is the subject of a wanted-persons alert sent to police agencies around the world, CNN's senior legal analyst said Wednesday.

Assange is wanted in Sweden on suspicion of rape and sexual molestation. The United States, meanwhile, is conducting a criminal investigation into his website's disclosure of thousands of secret U.S. diplomatic cables.

Some U.S. politicians have called for Assange to face charges related to the leaks, and prosecutors already may have obtained a sealed arrest warrant, said Jeffrey Toobin, CNN's senior legal analyst. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs declined to comment on that possibility when asked about it on CNN's "American Morning" on Wednesday."

I guess when you piss off multiple governments they're eventually going to come after you. Poor guy, I like that he's still putting up a fight after that whole helicopter mow-down video that was posted a few months back and all of the flack he got for that.

This is a good thing, honestly. It shows that the governments are actually scared.

And once docuements are posted on the internet, they will never disappear. That's the best part. He can go to prison after releasing the information, and it will still get out there, and spread. Now apparently he's threatening Bank of America or (two of america's largest banks) for corruption, so it could really be anything, Chase, Wachovia/Wells Fargo/BoA.. I'm curious to see what this executives hard drive has on it.

the world need this
http://www.mediafire.com/?i75ar1ywqn0ur5x

As soon as I could praise Amazon for giving server space to Wikileaks, they're cut off.


http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/12/01/wik...ex.html?hpt=T2

WikiLeaks cut off from Amazon servers


WikiLeaks says it was "ousted" by the online retail giant
A U.S. senator claims credit for move and calls on others to follow suit
Lieberman: WikiLeaks' acts are illegal, outrageous and reckless

I'm glad asshole Joe Liberman has a stance on this, now I know to take the opposite view on it given he's controlled by corporations. Shithead.

This is a good thing, honestly. It shows that the governments are actually scared.

From the looks of it, they must have had something bigger to hide, and barely got to it in time. They aren't just scared - they're pissed.

There was a time when he would have had an assassin's bullet in him after the first release ...or perhaps before it.

There was a time when he would have had an assassin's bullet in him after the first release ...or perhaps before it.

There was also a time when women were accused of witchcraft for cheating on their spouse and gentlemen had pistol duels to decide arguments. Yeah, I like it better now.

For anyone that hasn't heard, the Wikileaks owner has been arrested by the English police on charges of Sexual Crime in Sweden:

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...,0,10353.story

Ahh, CIA hard at work

There was also a time when women were accused of witchcraft for cheating on their spouse

That inaccuracy just made me jizz all over my keyboard.

and gentlemen had pistol duels to decide arguments. Yeah, I like it better now.

I dunno, the old method sounds a LOT faster... and surprisingly more civil.

That inaccuracy just made me jizz all over my keyboard.

It was a possible exaggeration; anybody could be charged with witchcraft if someone was bold enough to accuse them of it. Since that was a pretty efficient way of getting rid of someone you had contempt for at that time, then suspicion of someone committing (possibly your spouse) adultery could spur your to slip a word or two to an official.