Alastor Crow
inky wrote:The majority of the leaked materials are really benign. There are, however, certain ones that I believe should be kept away from public eyes. The man is not a terrorist.
UnbeatableDevil wrote:Not a terrorist in the traditional sense...
but i don't see what he is trying to achieve by leaking private cables between countries. all it does is worsen foreign relations.
Fiction wrote:Would say terrorist, but no doubt he's a D-Bag.
Key-J wrote:Don't you think it's kind of farked up that he is like the only person that Interpol and multiple government agencies have actually put effort into tracking down and capturing on "alleged" sexual offense charges.
/sigh
Key-J wrote:Don't you think it's kind of farked up that he is like the only person that Interpol and multiple government agencies have actually put effort into tracking down and capturing on "alleged" sexual offense charges.
/sigh
Heosphoros wrote:I would call him a hero. Pushing his freedom of speech rights to greater extents. Some would call it treason, I call it "exposing the unwanted truth."
. And i don't get how exposing what one country says about another behind their backs is anything heroic. only worsens foreign diplomacy.
Ashikiheyun wrote:I think he's a hero, and people are just so brainwashed that they don't think the truth should be available. It's a bit scary that it's come to this, when someone who exposes governments for what they are are tracked down and branded with sexual offense charges by interpol to bring him in.
He's exposing the truth that already should be available, if people don't understand that, they need to sit down for a bit and think about things.
Ashikiheyun wrote:I think he's a hero, and people are just so brainwashed that they don't think the truth should be available. It's a bit scary that it's come to this, when someone who exposes governments for what they are are tracked down and branded with sexual offense charges by interpol to bring him in.
He's exposing the truth that already should be available, if people don't understand that, they need to sit down for a bit and think about things.
Doron wrote:too pissed to read thread, damn parents.
don't know him.
Toasty wrote:Doron wrote:too pissed to read thread, damn parents.
don't know him.
You live in a cave?
UnbeatableDevil wrote:Ashikiheyun wrote:I think he's a hero, and people are just so brainwashed that they don't think the truth should be available. It's a bit scary that it's come to this, when someone who exposes governments for what they are are tracked down and branded with sexual offense charges by interpol to bring him in.
He's exposing the truth that already should be available, if people don't understand that, they need to sit down for a bit and think about things.
Do you know what a diplomatic cable is
Ashikiheyun wrote:
I do know, do you know that wiki leaks publishes more than diplomatic cables? We have the right to know what our nations are saying to each other. Diplomacy will continue as usual. This man is not a terrorist, but will be treated as one and the day he is locked up is a sad day for us, and a great triumph for governments around the world.
Alastor Crow Doron wrote:Um, Mark, isn't your country like ran by the Maffia?
But I'll read up on this feller cuz really, I've never heard of him and this thread isn't really helping either.
). Doron wrote:....
Well it's kinda retarded you're talking about the head of Wiki Leaks and it's only mentioned once in 24 posts.
If you would've mentioned Wiki Leaks before than shit would be a lot more clear.
Julian Assange has started speaking in the third person: “Someone in authority clearly intended to keep Julian in prison,” he tells the Times of London in an interview in which he turns on the Guardian newspaper for its “disgusting” decision to publish details from the police report detailing claims of sexual assault against him. According to the Times of London, “Mr. Assange is understood to be particularly angry with Nick Davies, a senior reporter at the paper and former friend, for 'selectively publishing' incriminating sections of the police report, although The Guardian has made clear that the WikiLeaks founder was given several days to respond and it is known that some graphic detail of his conduct with one woman was not published.” Previously, WikiLeaks had given the Guardian early access to its big dumps this year.
Ashikiheyun wrote:It's a bit scary that it's come to this, when someone who exposes governments for what they are are tracked down and branded with sexual offense charges by interpol to bring him in.
[Epic Beard Man] wrote:You gonna get a Vietnam now mother, and i whipped his butt so fast and so quick, so pretty. I hit him with the Muhammad Ali left, right, left. I did the Ali shuffle!
