Pentagon Manhunt

Julian, are you there ???
Just a lil morse code
would let us know ur ok

Julian
would you be interested in a job ????

We need a good man running the SEC.
Can you bring down Wall Street
corruption ???? Please ????

I would nominate you for President
but you weren't born here and we already
have a mess in that area already but
I'm sure you can do wonders at the SEC.
Are you interested ???

Originally posted by Ahmose
reply to post by ghostsoldier

 

[...]
ever watch this?

7 parts.
very good!

Nah I haven't, I will tomz morning, I am running low on DL, but have heaps more to use before 12-noon. Thanks for the heads up!!

Did you ever see this?


2 parts.
pretty good, it follows Julian around on a train etc.

Originally posted by jpvskyfreak
People support Green Peace the Red Cross and a million other causes .... lets support this guy he is the number one man who can deliver the truth
[edit on 12-6-2010 by jpvskyfreak]

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Whose truth? What truth? Truth is a slippery little devil & no one has a monopoly on it.

reply to post by ghostsoldier


I did see that bro.
it is very good!
He is the most intriguing individual I've come across in a long time I think. lol


yeah peep that in the morning or whenever,
I finished it earlier today and its fantastic.

That documents he is having is his bail order. Should CIA or other inbreed scums try anything their network will release it one by one. If these scums take Asange out , thats it. They'll leak everything. I hope no scum born to sister and brother like CIA gets hold of him.

Wikileaks referred to an earlier Daily Beast article
on the investigation of Manning and said that it
“looks like we’re about to be attacked by everything the U.S. has.”


Anxious that Wikileaks may be on the verge of publishing a batch
of secret State Department cables, investigators are desperately
searching for founder Julian Assange. Philip Shenon reports.
Plus, Daniel Ellsberg tells The Daily Beast:

"Assange is in Some Danger."

I hope Wiki just puts it all up !!!!!!!

( Why is this thread in alternative news?
This one should be the headliner of the entire site ,JMO)


[edit on 6/14/2010 by Ex]

reply to post by Ex


Why can't I access Wikileaks this morning?
Not even through
HideMyAss

reply to post by Ex


working here

__._

reply to post by Faiol


Thank You!
I got it up and enjoyed reading the laws to protect
freedom of speech .
All online submissions enter Wikileaks equipment in Sweden and Belgium. These two countries have strict protections for journalist-source communications and criminal penalties apply to those who do not heed them. Both countries are members of INTERPOL, have numerous extradition treaties and have shown a willingness to use them in relation to rights violations — even against sitting heads of state.

One of the four fundamental laws of the Swedish constitution is the Tryckfrihetsförordningen, or Press Freedom Act. Under Chapter 3, the Right to Anonymity, not only do investigators face criminal penalties for spying on journalist-source communications, including stored communications. It does not matter where such spying takes place; that the information is a journalist-source communication bound for an organization covered by the Press Freedom Act is sufficient.

This is also why Assange, who spends most of his time in Iceland,
has backed that country’s pending Modern Media Initiative [IMMI].
The IMMI is legislation that was conceived after Iceland’s disastrous
economic meltdown in order to enable journalists to report on future
irresponsible practices.
Effectively, the legislation would make Iceland a haven for investigative
journalism, with protections for whistleblowers, journalists, and
from things like ‘libel tourism’.
Iceland’s Parliament will have a final vote on the IMMI before June 15.
Whether its passage is impeded or aided by this recent
WikiLeaks-related incident remains to be seen,
but might be something worth watching.

In effect, Assange has been quite clever in setting up WikiLeaks
as a media organization and by using credited journalists
as conduits for leaked material.
What it means for the U.S. government is that it will be very difficult
to prosecute WikiLeaks or Assange for whatever role either played
(if any) in the alleged leaking of the diplomatic cables.

One other interesting thing to note here, I think, is WikiLeaks’s agenda.
During an interview earlier this year with Stephen Colbert, Assange
revealed that:

The promise we make to our sources is that not only will we defend
them through every means that we have available…
but we will try to get the maximum possible political impact
for the material that they give to us.




[edit on 6/14/2010 by Ex]

reply to post by Ex

 

In effect, Assange has been quite clever in setting up WikiLeaks as a media organization and by using credited journalists as conduits for leaked material. What it means for the U.S. government is that it will be very difficult to prosecute WikiLeaks or Assange for whatever role either played (if any) in the alleged leaking of the diplomatic cables.

Absolutely.
You worded that well,
better than I could have, i believe. lol
great post!
Nice to see some have a decent grasp on it.

Wiki has the full version on Collateral Murder up
through their tweets.

www.collateralmurder.com...

twitter.com...

[edit on 6/14/2010 by Ex]

Originally posted by Ahmose
reply to post by ghostsoldier

 

[...]
ever watch this?

7 parts.
very good!

These are awesome, I'm on Part4 at the moment, did they ever set up that information safe zone in Iceland?

Originally posted by Leo Strauss

Originally posted by tristar

Originally posted by Hulk Hogan

Originally posted by Leo Strauss


In order for the population of a democracy (the little people) to make informed decisions we need the TRUTH. That is how it is supposed to work.

Sadly, its not how democracy works or conceived. Its the twisted use of words that have made your assumption what it is.

Get it...!

[edit on 12-6-2010 by tristar]

First Amendment ratified in 1791. What am I missing?

Amendment 1 - Freedom of Religion, Press, Expression. Ratified 12/15/1791. Note

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

I was pointing out that back then, the only form of misdirection was through the use of Newspapers and word of mouth. These days the arsenal at hand is far greater. Considering the transferring mechanisms at hand are: Television (all its sources) Radio, Internet, Newspapers, Viral campaigns via social networks and last but not least, word of mouth. So i guess and assuming your pointing to a particular sector of any government, they can more or less make their citizens believe that eating dirt is healthy. Its a matter of perception.

Originally posted by boondock-saint
Julian, are you there ???
Just a lil morse code
would let us know ur ok

Julian Assange is still here He write "today" a nice comment on an article from Jesselyn Radack (homeland security director of the Government Accountability Project). The article and his comment is accessible here .

This was relayed on their wikileaks twitter account, so we can "assume" it was really him ...

Originally posted by ghostsoldier

Originally posted by Ahmose
reply to post by ghostsoldier

 

[...]
ever watch this?

7 parts.
very good!

These are awesome, I'm on Part4 at the moment, did they ever set up that information safe zone in Iceland?

Glad you got to 'em bro,
happy you enjoying them like i.

They are really good, I agree..

speaking of the safe zone..

WikiLeaks inspired "New media haven" proposal passes Parliament
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Reykjavik, Iceland; 4:00 UTC, June 16th 2010.

The WikiLeaks advised proposal to build an international
"new media haven" in Iceland, with the world's strongest
press and whistleblower protection laws, and a "Nobel" prize for
for Freedom of Expression, has unaminously passed the
Icelandic Parliament.

50 votes were cast in favor, zero against, one abstained. Twelve
members of parliament were not present. Vote results are available
at www.althingi.is...

One of the inspirations for the proposal was the dramatic August 2009
gagging of
of Ic

[edit on 16-6-2010 by Ahmose]

reply to post by Ahmose

Sweet!

There might be some hope for us as a species after all.