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Originally posted by adigregorio
Originally posted by wcitizen
Yes, I've heard of the insurance file.
Ah, then you agree!
Ooo! Are we going to play the "technical game"? Can I be the racecar? (Oh wait, that is Monopoly.)
More people have agreed with me in this thread, than have agreed with you. How is that?
I can link the specific posts if you would like?
Of course I ask that you do the same, if you require it of me.
Are we done yet?
Originally posted by againuntodust
He is not "holding on to information" and "playing with our lives".
Originally posted by againuntodust
He has released all cables, encrypted, to several websites so that in case he is KILLED or JAILED
Originally posted by adigregorio
Then you can tell me how flawed my argument is.
He is holding this information so that he will be protected.
This information was secret so that others would be protected.
He is the same as the others, because he is using the information in the SAME WAY.
Originally posted by againuntodust
He has released all cables, encrypted, to several websites so that in case he is KILLED or JAILED
Point out how this is not using the information for his own benifit?
Then you can tell me how flawed my argument is.
He is holding this information so that he will be protected.
This information was secret so that others would be protected.
He is the same as the others, because he is using the information in the SAME WAY.
Originally posted by againuntodust
If he dies or is jailed without releasing all cables, then the information is forever lost. He is protecting himself to protect his ability to release the information in a responsible manner (ie, redacting names and things that may harm others).
One of the files identified this weekend by The Sunday Times — called the “insurance” file — has been downloaded from the WikiLeaks website by tens of thousands of supporters, from America to Australia.
Assange warns that any government that tries to curtail his activities risks triggering a new deluge of state and commercial secrets.
An encrypted cache of uncensored documents that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has circulated across the Internet may ensure that a huge array of secrets will be revealed even if the website is shut down or Assange is arrested.
Assange warns that any government that tries to curtail his activities risks triggering a new deluge of state and commercial secrets.
...may ensure that a huge array of secrets will be revealed even if the website is shut down or Assange is arrested.