Wiki Leaks - Page 7

cashman · 10-12-2010, 09:48

thats gotta be the daftest comment i seen on here n ive made some daft uns meself. "In a good Cause"

MargaretR · 10-12-2010, 09:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman

thats gotta be the daftest comment i seen on here n ive made some daft uns meself. "In a good Cause"

To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available

jaysay · 10-12-2010, 10:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR

To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available

And this crap is putting thousands of our troops lives on the line, and for what, just to keep the conspiracy theorists happy

MargaretR · 10-12-2010, 11:00

I request a few moments in your day to watch this view of humanity from outside the box.
It contains some violence so avoid it if you are squeamish (or do not wish to be concerned) Your free will is my concern.

jaysay · 10-12-2010, 11:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR

I request a few moments in your day to watch this view of humanity from outside the box.
It contains some violence so avoid it if you are squeamish (or do not wish to be concerned)

Its a bit bloody late for me to be concerned

cashman · 10-12-2010, 11:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR

To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available

this is getting dafter than ever, free speech is fine by me, but i realize everything has limits,in other words theres a line wi all things that should not be crossed, maybe some of you are too dense to see that fact.

Neil · 15-12-2010, 15:14

Quote:

WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange was a step closer to being freed yesterday - but failed in a cheeky bid to keep his bail address secret.

Can you believe he asked the judge to keep his bail address a secret?

Quote:

District Judge Howard Riddle said not to disclose it would fly in the face of 39-year-old Assange's own philosophy of open justice.

What a plonker he has shown himself to be.

MargaretR · 15-12-2010, 15:22

I think that his request was a small favour to ask in view of the shabby way our 'justice' system has treated him.
......locked in solitary without being charged with anything - shame!!!!
A US senator seems to be the only honest politician to say 'don't shoot the messenger'

Neil · 15-12-2010, 15:43

Your having a laugh - the man who wants nothing to be a secret wants his address to be secret.

MargaretR · 15-12-2010, 15:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil

Your having a laugh - the man who wants nothing to be a secret wants his address to be secret.

If you had Sarah Palin making death threats at you - wouldn't you?

Neil · 15-12-2010, 15:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR

If you had Sarah Palin making death threats at you - wouldn't you?

And you really think he could hide if she wanted him dead?

cashman · 15-12-2010, 16:02

Cashys assessment of this guy- n attention seeking arsehole, who never expected this to come back on him n bite his ass in this way,

n as such i couldn't give a stuff how this turns out.

Gordon Booth · 15-12-2010, 16:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR

I think that his request was a small favour to ask in view of the shabby way our 'justice' system has treated him.
......locked in solitary without being charged with anything - shame!!!!

MargaretR, don't you read anything but your own strange versions of the 'truth'? He's charged with sexual assault on two women in a friendly country and is waiting a decision on his extradition! What do you want us to do with a man in that position,put him up in a 5 star? You're a woman, how do you want a man facing those charges to be treat?
As for 'retaliating against censorship'-these documents weren't censored,they are private documents belonging to a Government.He is out of order.
In international relations there have to be private opinions and thoughts. What do you want-World War Three as soon as possible?

MargaretR · 15-12-2010, 16:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

MargaretR, don't you read anything but your own strange versions of the 'truth'? He's charged with sexual assault on two women in a friendly country and is waiting a decision on his extradition! What do you want us to do with a man in that position,put him up in a 5 star? You're a woman, how do you want a man facing those charges to be treat?
As for 'retaliating against censorship'-these documents weren't censored,they are private documents belonging to a Government.He is out of order.
In international relations there have to be private opinions and thoughts. What do you want-World War Three as soon as possible?

He has not been charged with anything - maybe you need to read up the facts more.
Glenn Beck Julian Assange | Glenn Beck WikiLeaks | Julian Assange Sex Crimes | Mediaite
Private documents that are distributed to their private soldiers are private?

jaysay · 15-12-2010, 18:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil

Can you believe he asked the judge to keep his bail address a secret?

What a plonker he has shown himself to be.

Well the judge should have said yes then leaked it onto the WWW