Update: The eBook is no longer for sale on Amazon's site, but Amazon insists they didn't remove it. Rather, the author removed the book himself. Already with enough egg on its face to endanger a species of birds, Amazon.com's WikiLeaks headaches don't appear to be...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for December 8th, 2010: The Washington Times: Ilan Berman, vice president of the hawkish American Foreign Policy Council, writes that the WikiLeaks cables “demolishes a number of sacred cows relating to...
This poster accompanied an article by Washington Times columnist Jeffrey Kuhner calling for the killing of Assange. (Kuhner is a talk show host from Canada). Have other folks seem similar artwork out there? It is amazing how dark American politics has become.
Why Julian Assange (and Wikileaks) are so dangerous. In Assange's own words - - - Sun 31 Dec 2006 : The non linear effects of leaks on unjust systems of governance ...different structures of power are differentially affected by leaks (the defection of the inner to the...
We interrupt this endless WikiLeaks news cycle to report on something else. (It isn't likely to end anyhow, and will probably be the dominant news paradigm here at Antiwar.com for many months, at least.) You may have heard that Argentina and its small, similar...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for December 7th, 2010: Commentary: J.E. Dyer, writing on Commentary’s Contentions blog, says that talks with Iran are futile and “the current process of negotiation and inspection is worse than...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for December 6th, 2010: National Review Online: American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow Ali Alfoneh opines that expectations should be “subzero†for the P5+1 talks, continuing today in Geneva,...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for December 3rd, 2010: National Review Online: The Foundation for Defense of Democracies Benjamin Weinthal blogs on a WikiLeaks cable that had originated in the U.S. Embassy in Berlin. Apparently, a senior...
Antiwar.com founder and managing editor Eric Garris appeared on Fox Business Network's Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano Friday night. He spoke about the latest WikiLeaks disclosures. Here is a clip that starts with Garris:
U.S-based domain provider DNS.net shut down WikiLeaks Thursday night claiming relentless cyber attacks on the site, but WikiLeaks was up by the crack of dawn ET, on a new Swiss server, www.wikileaks.ch or http://213.251.145.96/. WikilLeaks announced it via Twitter...
