Wikileaks.org Shut Down by US Court

Wikileaks.org, which has published documents such as the Rules of Engagement for Iraq and Guantanamo Camp Delta Standard Operating Procedures, has been ordered to remove its content from that URL by a California court. The court issued an injunction at the request of a bank in the Cayman Islands. Fortunately, foreign versions of the page, including this one, remain online. Read more here.

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Comment by abraham
2008-02-19 10:17:54

Welcome to Western China, bitches. I hope you all know how to properly bow to the emporer.

Comment by SeanO
2008-02-19 13:03:57

Ass first, so as to make the shafting easier…

No kiss and no KY?

 
 
Comment by proud non american
2008-02-19 14:55:24

america the “free” lol

Thank your fat bloated arses that your government doesn’t treat you like they do to the Iraqis…although, that would be justice served at it’s finest!

Scumbags, you deserve what you get.

 
Comment by St. Albans
2008-02-19 17:04:46

Home of the brave. Land of the free.

Home of the brave? Americans are coward to stand up against their government/media/police brutality. Land of the free? Free to shoot innocent students in shcools, when they’re fed up with f**king life.

 
Comment by Lorne
2008-02-20 16:39:05

I was very confused by this story at first… Now I understand - this judge, and these bankers are those types of very old people who have to be shown every second day how to drag and drop. I would feel sorry for them if they hadn’t proved their own guilt.

 
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