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2012-04-03 #WikiLeaks financial blockade and protecting our right to spend
Authored by @NicshaIf you spend five minutes watching commercial television or flicking through a mainstream magazine, you would think spending money is not only our birthright, but a move that is...
View Article2012-04-14 Polish, and other complicity in the CIA rendition and torture program
From late 2002 on, the CIA showed a sudden interest in a remote part of the Masovian countryside. Apart from its beautiful lakes and low population density, this area is only known for hosting a large...
View Article2012-04-20 Common Misconceptions of the Assange Case
Julian Assange has now been detained for 500 days without charge. This includes the 10 days he spent in solitary confinement on top of the 490 days he's spent electronically tagged under house arrest....
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2012-04-19 Breaking the Silence: Beyond the Doctrine of Nihilism
Image Credit - idlewild606"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" This familiar philosophical question came to my mind in response to a friend's challenge...
View Article2012-04-19 Cablegate: Polish Secret Service cooperated with US in 2006 #wlfind
In 2006, the Polish military Secret Service (WSI) was restructured. The negotiations leading up to this drastic move triggered a number of US diplomatic dispatches. Most of these summarize public...
View Article2012-04-22 'Terrorist' by Association, Assange's Lawyer on the Watch List?
Last Thursday, human rights and Julian Assange lawyer Jennifer Robinson was held up on her flight from London to Sydney for security reasons. Over the years, journalists have been interrogated and...
View Article2012-05-10 Military Intelligence and the 35 Fox | US v PFC Bradley Manning
The United States Army and Marine Corps call their enlisted job specialties, "MOS's," or Military Occupation Specialties.Bradley Manning was a 35F or 35 Fox, Military Intelligence Analyst, assigned to...
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2012-05-16 WikiLeaks cable completely unrelated to Iran execution
On 16 May 2012 The Times published a piece claiming that information found in an embassy cable released by WikiLeaks directly led to the execution of Majid Jamli Fashi, an Iranian kickboxer. Within...
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2012-05-19 Growing bipartisan opposition to NDAA indefinite detention
On May 16th, a New York state federal judge granted a preliminary injunction to block provisions of the NDAA that allow indefinite detention, claiming they are unconstitutional. The decision is part of...
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2012-05-21 The U.S. military's post-Manning monitoring: Where does it end?
In the wake of Pfc. Bradley Manning's alleged part in Cablegate, the U.S. Army is still reeling from the blow it received from the biggest security breach in its history. Now, not only has the U.S....
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2012-05-23 "The World Tomorrow": "High quality" pirate programming to fight...
Initially excoriated by mainstream media sources, Julian Assange's TV show, "The World Tomorrow," is now being hailed as the leading edge of a new era of "high quality alternative" broadcasting. The...
View Article2012-05-25 Will the European Arrest Warrant system set a dangerous precedent?
On 30 May 2012 the UK Supreme Court will announce the ruling in the case regarding the extradition to Sweden of Julian Assange, after Assange has spent 540 days under house arrest without charge....
View Article2012-05-28 What we know about the Information Review Task Force | US v PFC...
On July 29, 2010, the then Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, ordered the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ronald L. Burgess, to stand up an Information Review Task Force, to lead a...
View Article2012-05-29 Four days after Julian Assange verdict, US Secretary Clinton to...
It is the first bilateral visit to Sweden by a US Secretary of State in a long time, Sweden's Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt writes, as he wishes a warm welcome to US Secretary Hillary Clinton...
View Article2012-05-30 Facts without truth: How Julian Assange's extradition case is...
A BBC radio reporter in Stockholm this morning reporting on the Assange case said that Assange left the country not knowing there was an arrest warrant issued for him but managed to avoid bringing up...
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2012-06-01 The hidden, human cost of the EAW
Since its 2004 debut, use of the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) has exploded; in those eight years, its flaws have already destroyed or destabilized many lives. Although high-ranking EU officials now...
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2012-06-17 A Brief History of Swedish Sex: The rise and fall of "Swedish Sin"
In 2008, University of Chicago Chair and former Stockholm University professor Don Kulick observed: "From being admired and envied by many as beacons of sexual enlightenment in the 1960s and '70s, the...
View Article2012-06-20 Swedish extradition facts from Christine Assange
Julian Assange's mother Christine recently tweeted the following facts about extraditions involving the US, the UK, Sweden, and Australia.read more
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2012-06-21 Hoja con hechos sobre el caso de Julian Assange en Suecia
Julian Assange fue arrestado al emitirse una Alerta Roja de Interpol y una Orden Europea de Extradición tan solo cuatro días después de iniciar la más grande filtración d e información secreta de los...
View Article2012-06-23 Dissecting the Smears: Assange's asylum bid
Julian Assange arrived at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on June 19 to apply for political asylum. Since then, there has been mass coverage by the media, which often contains false and misleading...
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