Has Wikileaks dumped everything?

I don't think they have, but there has been a large increase in the number of files on their website.

Follow the link below and you will find a link on the webpage to the files, it is under this list quoted below.

Here’s a list of some what can be found in the link below.
-CIA active operations -Coca-cola getting cover after killing 10 kids
– Offshore accounts from politician all over the world (find your country)
– Races crimes against White being covered all around the EU
-Merkel avoiding taxes
-FBI pedophile symbols -Bilderberg Meetings -Wikipedia Cabal
-Chiquita Banana corruption in Colombia etc

It looks like Wikileaks has dumped everything

a reply to: LookingAtMars

It would be foolish to dump everything at this early stage so no , I don't think so.

I don't know if they dropped everything, but I would hazard a guess some remain as bargaining chips. Logic. I notice the file is difficult to find now. Fortunately many people copied it and buried it for future reference. Others it seems have removed it fearing future retribution. It's a crazy world we live in, where right is wrong, and wrong is ..............profitable.

a reply to: gortex

As was stated before, not over the light charges that we know are now pending. Now if Assange vanishes to a black site or a long jail term is floated or something like that, look for the keys to start being released slowly.

Who knows? We won't get to discuss it here tho, cause censorship for ad $$'s.. Anyways, didn't Glenn Greenwald get the keys to everything already like 7 years ago?

a reply to: lightedhype

As long as direct links to Wikileaks are not posted to the thread I believe we will be allowed to discuss it here.

Anyways, didn't Glenn Greenwald get the keys to everything already like 7 years ago?

If he did maybe he is part of the deadman switch. Do you have a link?

We can't link infinity chan but we can link Twitter.

Check out this twitter thread.

Is this the real thing folks?


twitter.com...



More at link.


IMAGES to wikilinks removed

There’s definitely more there than there was yesterday.
Clinton and Podesta emails were not there yesterday.

twitter.com...

Wikileaks has weighed in and said it's old news.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Correctamundo. Thank you for clarifying that there has been no dump. Some people seem to miss that fact when in "Conspiracy Mode."

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Thanks for that post

Looks like he may be sent to Sweden, if that happens I don't see keys being released anytime soon.

UK lawmakers urge British government to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to Sweden

More than 70 UK lawmakers signed a letter Friday asking Home Secretary Sajid Javid to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to Sweden where he awaits sexual misconduct charges.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

I have no idea how the law works in such cases but it would seem logical that Sweden gets first dibs in their prosecution of the man regarding the rape allegations. One thing at a time.

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

It's because we so badly want truth to prevail, secrets keep us sick.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

If he wants to release them he can.

I'm betting be will save them for a barganing chip.

I feel like he likely wouldn't be alive unless what he has is so damaging.

He always said he would be willing to face UK charges and Swedish charges without any problem.

Though Swedish charges were dropped and have past the statute of limitations.

A more serious charge of rape has not past the statute of limitations ( previous charges were sexual misconduct)

If he is to be charged with rape this will be a new charge brought by one of the accusers.

The other accuser has said she was coerced into bringing charges and did not want to press further charges.

Many think the charges were entirely fabricated. The first charges were about consensual sex but that be didn't wear a condom, now they are calling it rape?

Seems fishy. Sweden should just bow out



It's extradition to the US which was his great fear and rightly so.

It's possible the US will add charges once he is stateside if extradition is allowed.

He could face life in prison or even death if they add in the espionage act.

a reply to: milano

But all governments have secrets buried, under the guise of national security. Some things the people may never know. We give them our silent consent.

ETA Example. The British government still holds classified documents that may not be released concerning the 2nd World War. That was 70-80 years ago. Official Secrets Act.

a reply to: gortex

Early stage? They've been insinuating for years

originally posted by: hombero
a reply to: gortex

Early stage? They've been insinuating for years

Early stage of his arrest , it is yet to be decided which country he'll be extradited to , he may go to Sweden to face charges there before the US.
If he has an ace he'll hold it until it's needed , perhaps as a bargaining chip.

originally posted by: hombero
a reply to: gortex

Early stage? They've been insinuating for years

insinuating (ĭn-sĭnˈyo͞o-āˌtĭng)

adj.
Provoking gradual doubt or suspicion; suggestive: insinuating remarks.
adj.
Artfully contrived to gain favor or confidence; ingratiating.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

I'm betting be will save them for a barganing chip.

What kind of bargaining chip?

a reply to: Sillyolme

The kind where he might be forced to trade secrets for his freedom or maybe even his life.

If they charge him with espionage down the road.