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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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woooooooooooooooow holy shit this is getting ridiculous how hard our government's trying to cover up everything wikileaks brought to the public.


this really just goes to show that our government has ALOT of shit they're hiding and now they're doing everything they can to save their ass before 90% of the public wants their blood.


this is some seriously ludicrous bullshit behavior the US government's showing right now, but hell isn't this how they've always acted?










cant fucking wait to get out of college and the fuck out of the US...

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: blazenn]
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where ya headed?

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: PreparationH]
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nowhere for sure, but traveling most definitely. considering i've never left the US before i don't really know what's out there. first place i'm checking out is either canada or europe if i can make it out that far.

all i know is i disagree with 90% of the population's views and completely disagree with the way this culture operates. a country where paris hilton can make a tv show that follows her daily life from morning to bedtime just because she needs money and then actually gets money from that tv show solely because she's paris hilton is not a country i want to live in.


that's not even to mention the topic of politics and government in general.


it's really hard to say for sure where i want to go, i just know i want to make it out of the U.S. if this country stays in it's state of decline much longer.



i'm satisfied living in the pnw currently, but in the longterm i know theres no way i could stand living here till death. and there's no way in hell i'm raising kids in a country as fucked as this.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: blazenn]
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Good luck to you.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: blazenn]
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blazenn said:
woooooooooooooooow holy shit this is getting ridiculous how hard our government's trying to cover up everything wikileaks brought to the public.


this really just goes to show that our government has ALOT of shit they're hiding and now they're doing everything they can to save their ass before 90% of the public wants their blood.


this is some seriously ludicrous bullshit behavior the US government's showing right now, but hell isn't this how they've always acted?










cant fucking wait to get out of college and the fuck out of the US...



Yeah man theres no hiding from the bullshit any longer. Its all up in everyones
pretty little fucking face.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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U.S. agencies warn unauthorized employees not to look at WikiLeaks

Washington (CNN) -- Unauthorized federal workers and contractors have been warned not to attempt to read the classified documents on WikiLeaks on either government or personal computers.

The White House Office of Management and Budget sent a memo Friday afternoon forbidding unauthorized federal government employees and contractors from accessing classified documents publicly available on WikiLeaks and other websites using computers or devices like BlackBerrys and smart phones.

The memo, sent to general counsels at various government agencies and obtained by CNN, explains that the publishing by WikiLeaks does "not alter the documents' classified status or automatically result in declassification of the documents."

"To the contrary, classified information, whether or not already posted on public websites or disclosed to the media remains classified, and must be treated as such by federal employees and contractors, until it is declassified by an appropriate U.S. Government authority," the memo said.

The memo does allow for reading of articles about the cables on media sites.

OMB spokesperson Moira Mack said the memo "does not advise agencies to block WikiLeaks or other websites on government computer systems."

"This is principally about protecting government IT systems," Mack said.

She described the memo as a template for agencies to use as guidance, saying it "restates and reinforces existing restrictions on access to classified documents by unauthorized personnel or on computers that access the web via non-classified government systems."

Asked if employees could lose their jobs if they access the WikiLeaks website on personal or government computers or devices, Mack told CNN, "Any breaches of protocols governing access to classified material are subject to applicable sanctions under long-standing and existing law."

The State Department sent a warning to staff not to confirm the authenticity of any published documents and to refer all inquiries to the public affairs office.

"The department is reviewing the material that has been made public. We take reports of the deliberate and unauthorized disclosure of classified material very seriously," according to a copy of the memo obtained by CNN. "The security and safekeeping of classified material and the safety of State Department personnel are our highest priorities."

The State Department memo also reminded the staff that even though they are published, the normal standards for handling classified documents apply when viewed at work or home.

"Any classification markings on the downloaded material should be retained. If such material is printed, however, it must be handled as a classified document and stored in a classified container," the memo said.

Separately, the Department of Defense and the Library of Congress have blocked access to the WikiLeaks website from their computers and instructed their employees not to read the documents published by the website, according to representatives of both agencies.

"We have put out a policy saying Department of Defense military, civilian and contractor personnel should not access the WikiLeaks website to view or download the publicized classified information," Department of Defense spokesman Maj. Chris Perrine told CNN. "Doing so could introduce potentially classified information on unclassified networks. This creates 'spillage' which can result in a great cost of time, manpower and money."

The statement echoes similar language in the Office of Management and Budget memo.

Library of Congress spokesman Matthew Raymond issued a statement saying the library "decided to block WikiLeaks because applicable law obligates federal agencies to protect classified information. Unauthorized disclosures of classified documents do not alter the documents' classified status or automatically result in declassification of the documents."

He said the block applies to patrons working in the library's reading room as well as Library of Congress staff.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: Maverick]
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Maverick said:
AsAboveSoBelow said:
they had plans to blacklist and censor long before wikileaks became big news

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s111-3804




Oh I know, but there's nothing like having a good Reason to pass these insane laws.




I'm not sure I understand your point, so whos fault is this really? They wouldve passed such laws regardless of mrleaks, they only need ONE event that makes there shit seem sane.


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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: snoot]
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snoot said:
Maverick said:
AsAboveSoBelow said:
they had plans to blacklist and censor long before wikileaks became big news

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s111-3804




Oh I know, but there's nothing like having a good Reason to pass these insane laws.




I'm not sure I understand your point, so whos fault is this really? They wouldve passed such laws regardless of mrleaks, they only need ONE event that makes there shit seem sane.



Indeed. Its always been apart of their plan. Why do you think wikileaks has caused
such turmoil within the FED GOV?

The internet is a souch of wide open information all across the board. How
could these people not want to regualte the shit? It goes against everything
they do.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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DeadHearts said:
snoot said:
Maverick said:
AsAboveSoBelow said:
they had plans to blacklist and censor long before wikileaks became big news

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s111-3804




Oh I know, but there's nothing like having a good Reason to pass these insane laws.




I'm not sure I understand your point, so whos fault is this really? They wouldve passed such laws regardless of mrleaks, they only need ONE event that makes there shit seem sane.



Indeed. Its always been apart of their plan. Why do you think wikileaks has caused
such turmoil within the FED GOV?

The internet is a souch of wide open information all across the board. How
could these people not want to regualte the shit? It goes against everything
they do.




exactly its only a matter of time, before this open thing we've grown to know and love is going to be insanely regulated and controlled, its only a matter of time before it ends up like the library.


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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: snoot]
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I say bring it the fuck on. Might finally get people riled up enough.

:rockon:

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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Honestly, the government lies to us, is it that big of a surprise? It's an unprecedented look at how diplomatic relations are in today's world but it's not even the tip of the iceberg. The Federal govt's handling of this has been outrageous, however. Rumors of secret grand juries, "rape" charges having to do with the use of a condom, news organizations completely used as the government mouthpiece. So, let me get this straight, the government can press the Patriot Act, invade privacy at every turn and piss on the constitution, but when it gets the proverbial "taste of it's own medicine" they should be protected? Give me a break.


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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: gzuf]
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gzuf said:
Honestly, the government lies to us, is it that big of a surprise? It's an unprecedented look at how diplomatic relations are in today's world but it's not even the tip of the iceberg. The Federal govt's handling of this has been outrageous, however. Rumors of secret grand juries, "rape" charges having to do with the use of a condom, news organizations completely used as the government mouthpiece. So, let me get this straight, the government can press the Patriot Act, invade privacy at every turn and piss on the constitution, but when it gets the proverbial "taste of it's own medicine" they should be protected? Give me a break.



I think they should all be in prison. Tax money I would gladly hand over.

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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This shows how brainwashed American culture is. How can anyone that has read the facts say Wiki leaks has done anytgig wrong? They have exposed the real criminals here: the US Government! People nee to stand up fr their rights if they want to keep them.

As for Mr. Patriot, how can this fellow say he "faught for our freedom"? the only people taking away our freedoms are the mother fuckers in Washington! You want to fight for freedom then go siege the white house.

The American citizens are being repressed and it's only goingto get worse...much worse. And then it will be too late.


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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: 2Cents]
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There is no secret agenda. Nothing bad can happen to Americans except terrorists.
Fight them there so we dont have to fight them here :what:

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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its funny how assange gets mad when someone leaks his IM's hahah


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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: snoot]
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snoot said:
its funny how assange gets mad when someone leaks his IM's hahah



I mean it would be annoying :lol: but hey lol

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Re: WikiLeaks' Online Presence Imperiled By Attacks [Re: DeadHearts]
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found this post on godlikeproductions and I was :rofl:

Quote:
Assange is MK Ultra


He grew up on "Magnetic Island."

His half-Brother was MK Ultra (father was part of known MK Ultra cult run by "Anne-Hamilton Byrne").

Wore the signature blong hair of the cult until recently, he is naturally brunette.

Went to 37 different schools and 6 different universities.

Created "Strobe" the first open source hacking software.

Created "Rubberhose deniable encryption" to conceal a hackers identity.

The title of his book is even irrational: "Underground: Tales of Hacking, Madness and Obsession on the Electronic Frontier.

Claims to live in "Airports."

Thinks he has become Death, the destroyer of worlds.

Is Tyler Durden.

Has the vertical stare.

Everything he releases is on the CIA Wish list.

Remains un-suicided, un-captured, and un-renditioned.




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