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Tag Archives: WikiLeaks
CrossTalk: Assange in Custody
It has finally happened – WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange was arrested within the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. It is widely expected he will be extradited to the US to stand trial. The expected charges are espionage. This is truly a dark … Continue reading
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Tagged Julian Assange, WikiLeaks
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U.S. Goes to War with WikiLeaks
The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved a bill classifying WikiLeaks as a “hostile, non-state intelligence service.” Phillip Giraldi, former CIA officer and counter-terrorism specialist, explains how this is “like going to war” and that he “would not rule out assassinations.”
‘Julian Assange is a Hero’ – Lionel
Although Sweden lifted the charges against Julian Assange, his legal team is not confident that the UK won’t extradite him elsewhere ‒ including the US. Legal and Media analyst Lionel of Lionel Media joins RT America’s Natasha Sweatte to discuss … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, Internet & IT, Media & Journalism
Tagged Julian Assange, UK, USA, WikiLeaks
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For the CIA: Your iPhone Becomes MyPhone
WikiLeaks has released the latest batch of documents in its Vault 7 series of documents related to the CIA’s espionage programs. The latest release, dubbed “Dark Matter,” reveals the specific techniques used to target Apple products. RT America‘s Alexey Yaroshevsky … Continue reading
Posted in Espionage & Secret Agencies, Videos & Documentaries
Tagged Apple, CIA, iPhone, WikiLeaks
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Terminal F: Edward Snowden’s Great Escape (2015)
Click CC for English subtitles Two award-winning journalists have shed light on the story of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden’s journey to Hong Kong and Moscow, when his revelations on US government surveillance shook the world, in a new documentary … Continue reading
The Draconian and Kafkaesque Case Against Julian Assange
By John Pilger The persecution of Julian Assange is about to flare again as it enters a dangerous stage. From August 20, three quarters of the Swedish prosecutor’s case against Assange regarding sexual misconduct in 2010 will disappear as the … Continue reading
What is the Israeli Dahiya Doctrine?
Michael Ratner: A recent release by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange shows the brutal depths of Israeli policy towards Gaza. In Israel’s war planning, the Dahiya doctrine refers to Israel’s intentional and massive killing of civilians and destruction of civilian villages, … Continue reading
Chomsky: Fight Back Against NSA Spying or be ‘Complicit’
Now that the extent of the U.S. National Security Agency’s surveillance programs has been exposed by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, it’s beholden on the public to fight back or else find themselves “complicit” in the activities, according to Massachusetts … Continue reading
