Justin Raimondo on Fox Business Channel

Update: A video of the full show has been posted here. The first segment is Julian Assange, with Justin Raimondo (and his opponent) in the second segment. We will be posting the stand-alone segments in the next day or so.

Antiwar.com’s Editorial Director Justin Raimondo will be appearing this weekend on Fox Business Channel’s Freedom Watch, hosted by Judge Andrew Napolitano. The show airs Saturday, July 31 at 10am and 8pm and again on Sunday, August 1 at 7pm and 11pm. All times Eastern. Please note this is Fox Business Channel, not Fox News.

A preview of the show can be seen below.

14 thoughts on “Justin Raimondo on Fox Business Channel”

  2. 黑客：我控制了你的电脑
    小白：怎么控制的？
    黑客：用木马
    小白：。。。。。。在哪里？我没看不见
    黑客：打开你的任务管理器
    小白：。。。。。。。任务管理器在哪？
    黑客：。。。。。你的电脑下面！！
    小白：“我的电脑”里面没有啊
    黑客：算了，当我什么也没做过
    黑客：我已经控制了你的电脑
    小白：哦
    黑客：害怕了吧？！嘿嘿
    小白：来的正好，帮我杀杀毒吧，最近我的机子毛病很多耶
    黑客：。。。。。。
    小白：你怎么总是在我电脑里随便进进出出
    黑客：你可以装防火墙
    小白：装防火墙，你就不能进入了吗？
    黑客：不啊，我只是想增加点趣味性，这样控制你的电脑让我觉得很白痴耶
    小白：听说你会制造“病毒”？！
    黑客：嗯
    小白：你可以控制别人的电脑？！
    黑客：一般是的
    小白：那你可以黑掉那些网站吗？
    黑客：当然，没听到人家叫我“黑客”吗？
    小白：。。。。哦~~~`我还以为那是因为你长得很黑。。。。。
    “咣~~”
    黑客：我又来了！！
    小白：你天天进来，不觉得很烦吗？
    黑客：是很烦，你的机子是我见过的最烂的一台了
    小白：不是吧，这可是名牌
    黑客：我是说你的机子里除了弱智游戏就只有病毒了
    小白：哦~~那你看到我的“连连看”了吗，不记得装在哪，找了好久了耶
    黑客：。。。。。再见
    黑客：嗨~~~我来了！
    小白：好几天不见你，被我的防火墙挡住啦？
    黑客：哈哈，笑话，上你的机子比我自己的还容易，不是想我了吧
    小白：我是想请你帮一个忙
    黑客：什么事？
    小白：你能不能进入电力系统修改一点数据
    黑客：。。。。。。你想干嘛！！
    小白：求求你，帮我把我家这个月的电费消了吧。。。。。。
    黑客：去死！！
    黑客：你死哪去了？！！！
    小白：。。。。出去玩了几天啊，找我干嘛
    黑客：我要找点东西
    小白：在我这儿找什么东西？
    黑客：病毒，找一条前几年的老病毒，只有你的机子上病毒保存的最全啦
    黑客：我来了！！
    。。。。。。
    黑客：怎么不说话？
    小白：心情不好
    黑客：谁欺负你了？
    小白：我的一个Q号搞丢了，里面有我的网上初恋
    黑客：这个简单，我帮你拿回来
    小白：拿不回来了
    黑客：不可能，告诉我，多少号？
    小白：呜~~~~就是不记得了
    小白：你给我出来！！！！
    黑客：怎么啦？！
    小白：你是不是用我的ID去论坛玩了？！！
    黑客：。。。。不好意思，忘了告诉你了，不过，我没干坏事，就瞎编了个贴子，我保证下次
    再也不玩了
    小白：那不行！！！
    黑客：你还要怎么样？
    小白：你发的贴子得红脸了耶，我第一次得红脸，好开心哦，你必须再给我编一个
    黑客：倒！
    黑客：嘿嘿，刚才我做了一件很有趣的事
    小白：什么事
    黑客：我到论坛上去顶贴了
    小白：这很平常啊
    黑客：我见贴就顶，尽情的骂楼主是猪，好解气
    小白：哇塞，太过瘾了，我可从来不敢，会被封杀的！
    黑客：没错，已经被封杀了。
    小白：这还有趣？！
    黑客：是啊，因为我用的是你的ID
    小白：你是高手吗？
    黑客：可以说是吧。
    小白：高到什么程度？
    黑客：嗯，我无聊的时候就自己黑自己
    小白：哈，这个我也会！
    黑客：#￥%！你也可以？！
    小白：是啊，一关机它就黑了。。。。。
    黑客：滚！

  3. Thank you Justin that you are doing that.
    Be strong, you know you are right! If some like you don't do it nobody will,
    W

  4. FYI, WikiLeaks founder uploads mystery file.

    After leaking 92,000 classified US military documents, Julian Assange, the founder of the whistle blowing website, has uploaded a file called “insurance” to the website and elsewhere. The file is 1.4 gigabytes, a thousand times larger than the recently leaked documents.

    The file is encrypted under AES256, which is equal to the methods used by the US to encrypt Top Secret material. It is estimated that even the fastest computer would take millions of years to decrypt the file.

    It is believed that Assange, who is under intense scrutiny by the US, may have distributed the pass key to supporters, who could release it to the public. However, the talented former hacker would realise that this could place supporters in a difficult position.

    In earlier times, Assande co-invented what he calls "Rubberhose deniable encryption", a method that uses encryption to hide the amount of data or files, enabling a person to surrender one key, that would release harmless documents, without revealing the existence of other files. He said he developed the concept, "as a tool for human rights workers who needed to protect sensitive data in the field".

    The contents of the file are unknown. However, the recent release of documents, detailing the coalition’s experiences in Afghanistan, are not part of the 500,000 documents from Iraq, alleged to have been sent to WikLeaks by Bradley Manning, who is currently held in the US. Manning is also accused of passing a video of an incident in Garani in Afghanistan that local authorities say killed 100 civilians, most of them children were killed during a helicopter assault, as well as 260,000 U.S. State Department cables.

    Smart guy. Clever.

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