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Category Archives: Wikileaks

SA@TAC – The Conservative Purpose of Wikileaks

July 6, 2011 25 comments


Why conservatives should be championing Wikileaks and defending its founder Julian Assange.



US Press Abandons WikiLeaks

July 5, 2011 25 comments


As we wait and see if Julian Assange will be extradited to Sweden, we have to wonder where the US media organizations have all gone that once supported WikiLeaks. The Daily Banter’s Ben Cohen explains why the media has backed off.

Webster Tarpley on Russian opposition, WikiLeaks & Revolutions

July 4, 2011 25 comments


The Russian political opposition has many internal squabbles – but one thing they all have in common is that they frequently visit the US embassy in Moscow. Fresh files from Wikileaks, published by the newspaper ‘Komsomolskaya Pravda’, reveal they often requested financial and political help.

Wikileaks opens dirty secrets of Indian politics

July 3, 2011 10 comments


Wikileaks has pushed into the open one of the dirtiest secrets in Indian politics. The latest leaked cable threatens to take down big fish in the Congress, the DMK and the MIM.

Twitter Exposes WikiLeaks Court Order

July 3, 2011 25 comments


The US Justice Department obtained a court order, directing Twitter to turn over information about the accounts of activists with ties to Wikileaks, including IP addresses, e-mail and residential addresses, billing records and details of bank accounts and credit cards. Cato Institute’s Julian Sanchez explains.

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