Tag: wikileaks
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wikileaks: a big dangerous US government con job
William Engdahl provides, perhaps, the best summation of America’s plight in a recent article and podcast. In last month’s article, “Wikileaks–a Big Dangerous US Government Con Job,” Engdahl’s observations are chillingly apt. Wikileaks is too well-scripted to be true. Bradley Manning, the alleged leaker, had impossible access and his leaked material’s content is not “top…
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12/31 binge & purge: prices, crisis & new year predictions
global food prices in 2011 face perilous rise* inflation may become a bigger worry in 2011 for food companies* food stamps to be spread out in 2011: michigan to change its food stamp distribution policy in 2011* food safety news naughty list 2010* with food safety bill, US govt will spend nearly $1m per person…
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12/31 defcon: high chance, top threats & the cloud
top cyber threats of 2011* living with our heads in ‘the cloud’* paul allen tries patent megasuit again* apple sued for app privacy violations* man quits job to sue spammers* with 15 minutes of fame ticking; assange signs $1.5m-worth of book deals* smith, assange, soros & claims that assange is helping the neocons* assange: ‘high…
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new world next week – dec30
new world next week: episode058 – cyberwar on, banks fail, new year predictions Welcome back one last time in 2010 to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report & Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in alternative news & open-source intelligence. This week: Story #1: 2010 The…
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the end of 2010 & the ‘up all night’ newspurge
10 new year’s re-solutions for non-violent rebellion* top 10 survival pdf’s you should download* ashton kutcher in men’s magazine: preparing for armageddon* geraldine hoff doyle obituary: doyle inspired ‘we can do it’ poster* nickelodeon’s illuminati-themed show ‘house of anubis’ hits america* ohio woman says markings in pistachio look like jesus’ face* pentagon’s christmas present: largest…
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2010: the year the internet went to war
from threat level: It was a year without parallel. Threat Level’s bread-and-butter themes of censorship, hacking, security, privacy, copyright and cyberwar were all represented in tug-of-war struggles with unprecedented outcomes. Google defeated China’s censors, but caved to corporate censorship in the United States. The largest computer-crime case ever prosecuted ended in the nation’s longest prison…
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interview w/ red ice radio on wikileaks, assange & the pirate party
a huge thanks to red ice creations for having me on the show – please support their fantastic work by becoming a subscriber! interview w/ red ice radio: download/subscribearchive “James Evan Pilato, based in Portland, Oregon is the Editor of Media Monarchy, Food World Order & CyberSpaceWar. In the first hour of this program, James…
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12/23 defcon: spectacles & seizures
the wikileaks spectacle* apple bans lame wikileaks app* dhs seized domains based on bad evidence* new zealand military releases ufo files*
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econocrash updates: the audacity of austerity
audacity of ‘austerity,’ word of the year* unhappy birthday for the federal reserve* ultra-thin circuits in banknotes could give electronic security to paper currency* as wikileaks prepares for bank exposure, federal regulators cringe* overstock adds rico allegations to ongoing lawsuit vs goldman & merrill* flashback: interview w/ overstock’s ceo* dutch consider outlawing call for bank…
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espionage act rears ugly head
(Note: This writer’s greatest apprehension is the coming clamp down on the internet.) Naomi Wolf, writes in Huffington Post, reprinted at Before It’s News, “Espionage Act Rears Its Ugly Head And Threatens American Tradition Of Freedom” recaps oppressive history of this flawed law. The 1917 law was used to suppress dissent of anti-war advocates. Many…
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Wikileaks & the Coming Cyberwars: Conspiracies & Opportunities
The globalists can win the cyberwar, but not the infowar // Assange wined & dined at US embassy // Poor Julian, he’s not Time’s person of the year; But he was reader’s choice for person of the year
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Wikileaks: Manufactured Dissent
Chossudovsky identifies longstanding relationships at work behind the scenes such as The New York Times and the Rockefellers and The Economist in the UK with the Rothschild family. These background tidbits make for indispensable reading!
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Anon of ‘Operation Payback’ Speaks Out
The anonymous hacker shows, at least, some good taste with the comment, “we don’t care much about Sarah Palin”. The price of this hacktivism will unfortunately be a restricted internet!
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busted! wikileaks struck a deal with israel over cable leaks
Gordon Duff, at Veteran’s Today, reveals why there were no damaging leaks concerning Israel! Duff explains in article, “Busted! Wikileaks Struck a Deal With Israel Over Cable Leaks”, “Assange met with Israeli officials in Geneva earlier this year and struck the secret deal.” The sources added the documents, which originated mainly in embassies in Tel Aviv…
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Wikileaks: Brought To You By The CIA
Brasscheck TV ran, recently, New World Next Week (NWNW), July 29, 2010 episode on the Wikleaks Afghanistan war diaries and said, “these guys nailed it back in July!”