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Tangerine Bolen
Tangerine Bolen is a consultant and free-lance writer specializing in health policy and US health system reform
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January 28th, 2011 10:23 PM
Join a New Video Project in Defense of WikiLeaks
By Tangerine Bolen
Hello World-Wide Wiki Citizens!
The following is a brief description of this project with instructions on how to participate and submit your video clips. Julian Assange’s extradition hearing date is set to occur on either Feb 7th or 8th, 2011. Our goal is to release this video on the day of his hearing. With your help it will be a very powerful message that will be heard by many people around the world. Due to our very tight deadline we ask that you submit video clips back to us by February 1st.
Project Overview
This is a simple and direct open letter to the US government about Wikileaks and Julian Assange spoken on video by people from around the world. We presently have approximately 30 countries and 100 people on board. The video will include your voices as part of a collective message as well as other relevant imagery and quotes that provide a full picture to help us meet our objective. The goal is for this video to be powerful, intelligent, moving and straightforward.
The objective of this project is two-fold. First, it is to interrupt the US government’s attempts to villainize and prosecute Julian Assange and bring down Wikileaks. Second, it is to assist in shifting public opinion in the US by strategically highlighting the potential loss of key freedoms including free speech and a free press and the implications this could have on open societies everywhere. The end of our video will direct viewers to sign on to this letter. The goal is to collect as many signatures as possible.
Revised Video Clip Participation Instructions
1. Each participant is asked to read one paragraph of this letter that we have selected for you. So, if your last name begins with:
A-C: Read paragraph 1
D-G: Read paragraph 2
H-K: Read paragraph 3
L-O: Read paragraph 4
P-S: Read paragraph 5
T-V: Read paragraph 6
W-Z: Read paragraph 7
First state your name and the country in which you reside, then “speak” your portion of the letter.
Tips for being on video:
• Make sure you are looking directly at the camera. You can put the words behind the camera to make this easier.
• Try to speak (not read) the letter. You can break it down into sentence by sentence. Remember, we can edit, so pauses are fine! Take your time!
• Put your heart into this! This is OUR message about OUR rights and freedoms.
• Just be you. You are great just the way you are. You are so brave!!!!
2. You are also welcome to submit a brief general message to our potential audiences (US government, US media, US public, global public). Or, you may wish to cite a specific fact that you think is relevant to this open letter and our overall objective. For example, you may wish to offer facts about the Iraq or Afghanistan war, powerful quotes about freedom, democracy, truth, or government, a personal statement about protecting our rights, about misuse of information to set policy agendas, or about our need as citizens to have access to accurate information. If you or someone you know has been personally affected by these two wars, you may wish to say something brief about this. As long as your message is respectful, factual, relevant, and brief, it may be included in this video project.
The goal here is to function as a powerful reminder of the critical need for governments to do the RIGHT thing. While we realize we will all have our own thoughts, feelings and ideas on this complex situation, we have come together over a common understanding: citizens need access to accurate, truthful information.
Submission Instructions
Video Clip Format: Quicktime.mov
Deadline for Submission: Feb 1, 2011 (sooner if possible)
1. Name your video file first name, last name, country (ie, Tangerine Bolen USA)
2. Go to www.dropbox.com and download the free drop box software for uploading your video clips. Dropbox.com will send you an email with instructions guiding you on how to share a folder with others.
3. Follow the instructions for uploading your video clips and then for sharing your new folder. Upon doing so, please add Cliff Sargent and Tangerine Bolen to the shared folder using the email addresses below:
Cliff: refractingfolds@gmail.com Tangerine: tangerinebolen@gmail.com
Note: Upon submitting your video messages, you are agreeing to release your video clips into the public domain
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me (Tangerine) at my email address.
I can’t thank you all enough for your support, your participation, and your willingness to come together to do this. We all know how critical it is we get this message across. So…let’s do it! Let’s change our world!
Best,
Tangerine
* * * * *
Open Letter to the United States Government Regarding WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and the Fundamental Tenets of Democracy and Open Societies
To President Obama, US Senators and Congressmen and women, Attorney General Eric Holder, the Department of Justice, and all of those involved in the attempt to prosecute Julian Assange, founder of the nonprofit news organization WikiLeaks.org:
We are a diverse group of people from around the world who have come together for a common purpose: to defend WikiLeaks, to ask the United States to cease its attempts to manufacture a case against Julian Assange, and to defend democratic principles and our fundamental rights guaranteed therein. We are professionals, homemakers, activists, students, and others who believe that government derives its power from the consent of the governed, as stipulated in the Declaration of Independence, but that citizens can only give meaningful consent if they are fully informed about their government’s actions. Nothing more violates American principles, which inspire both those of us who are and are not American citizens, than the idea that "government knows best" and has the right to deceive its own people.
The Wikileaks documents have revealed that the U.S. government has been keeping enormously important information secret from the American people, such as the fact that the U.S. government knew of the mass murder of civilians in Iraq even though it claimed it did not; that the U.S. government failed its legal responsibility as an occupying power by handing civilians over to Iraqi police units knowing they would be tortured and killed, even though it claimed it did not; that U.S. officials believe the Afghan government is corrupt and unpopular, even as they falsely claim to be fighting for democracy in Afghanistan; and that U.S. officials are extremely worried about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear stockpile, a potential matter of life and death that they have kept from the people of the world.
When the N.Y. Times released the Wikileaks “Afghan Logs” on July 25, its headline read: "View Is Bleaker than Official Portrayal of War in Afghanistan." This revealed, according to America’s “newspaper of record,” that the U.S. Government was hiding the truth from its own people. Is it really right that the proud citizens of America should need Wikileaks to discover vital truths denied them by their own government?
U.S. officials claim they have a right to deceive the American people, and prosecute WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, on the grounds of “national security”. But this information is clearly known to America’s enemies. It is the American people who have been denied it, information critical to their ability to make an informed decision as to whether or not to support their government's war-making, including putting their sons and daughters at grave risk of death or crippling injuries.
The U.S. Government claim that Wikileaks has endangered national security has been invalidated by its own Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, who has stated "is this embarrassing? Yes. Is it awkward? Yes. Consequences for U.S. foreign policy? I think fairly modest." The German Interior Minister has stated that "WikiLeaks is annoying, but not a threat”, and the BBC has reported that “Wikileaks: US allies unruffled by embassy cable leaks.”
The result of any U.S. government prosecution of Wikileaks and Julian Assange will be to restrict the truthful information American citizens receive about their government's foreign policy. But the U.S. cannot promote democracy abroad by limiting it at home.
We urge you to halt your undemocratic prosecution of Wikileaks; and to instead learn from it by providing the public with the honest and truthful information upon which democracy depends.
Tags:
Julian Assange,Wikileaks
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Mr. LincolnPosted January 31st, 2011 10:35 PM
I can tell you this as being a Qui Tam Relator from the 1980's your not going to get the truth on
Main Stream Media. I didn't get my name on the Major List of Whistleblowers for just sitting back and keeping my mouth shut when I saw some real evil going on within our Defense Industry it took me over 20 years of silence before I said anything but at that time in the middle to late 1990's it was a very serious situation that occured and I too action under the False Claims Act as a Qui Tam Plantiff and then stayed silent about it until lately. We have a tremendous problem United States and it involves our three branches of government and they play it like a football game. There is no more truth from the all three branches and like the gentleman from the movie "Network" the 1970's movie said "Were In A Lot Of Trouble." The movie was telling us back then in the 70' how it was going tomeorkmout with our news networks, inthink it was pretty clear what they were tring to tell us. If the taxpayer is footing the bills they have a rite to know "Everything". Was Jim Garrison right in his closing arguments that our government sees us as children who can't deal with the truth or was Jack Nicholson right that we can't handle the truth. You decide !
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worldlyplacePosted January 31st, 2011 9:57 PM
And Doctor Strangelove is wondering?
Why do we need a WikiLeaks, Bill Maher, Michael Moore, etc to get some bearing on reality and the truth. Could it be that not the politicians suck but people do? Maybe their mediocre, lazy, little lives and wives are too important to worry about the nation and its health.
Maybe we are on to something -- 24 flavors of jelly beans but no real and official reliable news source. Propaganda media by the worst offenders!
Freedom of speech? Enjoy it as long as it lasts--the "Thought Police" is on to you!
Reply Flag
JonathanTothfromHothPosted January 31st, 2011 9:53 PM
"Interview of the Year" starring Julian Assange [VIDEO]
http://vimeo.com/19417278
"Interview of the Year" starring Julian Assange [SONG]
http://jonathantothfromhoth.bandcamp.com/track/interview-of-the-year
BUY: ALL PROCEEDS GO TO WIKILEAKS
Produced, mixed and mastered by Jonathan Toth from Hoth at The Cooler in St. Louis, MO for TheFrozenFoodSection.com
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pachangelPosted January 31st, 2011 2:05 AM
This is a great idea!
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glocoPosted January 30th, 2011 7:59 PM
I have reserved the steps of City Hall in New York City for a press conference in support of Bradley Manning and Wikileaks and the current 40 people who were recently raided by the Feds in connection to the Wikileaks investigation. Follow link to press release.http://m.dailykos.com/stories/2011/1/26/939078/-.html
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TEApolloniusPosted January 30th, 2011 5:35 PM
Thanks Tangerine, I'll make a point to do this tomorrow. This is a great idea!
Reply Flag
EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:51 PM
I want to know why Black water can get away with war crimes
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Tangerine-BolenPosted January 31st, 2011 9:09 PM
Me too:(.
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EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:41 PM
another one banned
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EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:40 PM
I want information about a device they stuck in my back when the Reagan administration kidnapped me in 1982. The cruelty America has forced down my throat trying to get this information is downright Unconstitutional. I have received multiple death threats and both physical and mental attacks. Most all American Mdeida has banned my speech and my immediate government representatives have taken steps to destroy my life.
American Since 1730 Maryland Militia
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hummingbird2uPosted January 30th, 2011 4:31 PM
A small typo glich in your instructions. So what about the last names that begin with "W"? Which paragraph does the "W"s read?
Reply Flag
7sMomPosted January 30th, 2011 2:51 PM
As a mom of seven daughters I am insulted with the actions of the American and Swiss Governments using the "woman scorned" as the tool to do what appears to be their dirty work. (Ridding the world of Wikileaks.) Why is it always women that are the undoing of great men- if they are so much more powerful then today's government maybe more of them should be elected? All women should be insulted, with the way this is going down. I am.
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cc-writerPosted January 30th, 2011 1:40 PM
To Michael Moore and Staff -
I was Also under the impression that Jullian Assange had a 1.2 Gigabyte file named insurance.AEC256. Mike in addition to
supporting bandwidth to the oppressed Egyptions and elsewhere in the world through Tor,
perhaps setting up a "miiror" download spanning at least 26 countries through the interent which could be translated into various languages
could be set up, so if a password is released because of his extraditionthe file could could be decrypted on various web sites.
However, because of the potential embarrassemnt to the US Governmment, it would be imperative to release the videos or the video
project. and the US reconsider extradition. I think the White House should also be advised of this folly of considerating extradition. !!!!! Just wait and see. Good Luck
Reply Flag
alfredoPosted January 30th, 2011 11:25 AM
We need leaks about: John Kennedy, Luther King, Bob Kennedy, Olof Palme and other assassinations.
about: everyone knows that 90% of drugs coming from Peru, are shipped in Peruvian ports. We need a new "Serpico" on a large scale. (Serpico, the guy who revealed the entire police-corruption from New York in the seventies.)
Reply Flag
oldivoryPosted January 30th, 2011 11:03 AM
YO!
WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WHOSE NAMES START WITH 'W'? Y'ALL MOVED FROM T-V TO X-Z!
DO YOU NEED MUSIC OR SOUND EFFECTS?
Reply Flag
sashamendesPosted January 30th, 2011 10:59 AM
Hi my name is Vitor Mendes – from Portugal
I am supporting Wikileaks and the Julian Assange simply because he risking his life to set us all free from tyranny and suffer. Therefore I do the same to protect my family and friends from same reason that we all fighting for today.
“Unless your heart, your soul, and your whole being are behind every decision you make, the words from your mouth will be empty, and each action will be meaningless. Truth and confidence are the roots of happiness.”
thank you all
Tangerine Bolen
Tangerine Bolen is a consultant and free-lance writer specializing in health policy and US health system reform
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January 28th, 2011 10:23 PM
Join a New Video Project in Defense of WikiLeaks
By Tangerine Bolen
Hello World-Wide Wiki Citizens!
The following is a brief description of this project with instructions on how to participate and submit your video clips. Julian Assange’s extradition hearing date is set to occur on either Feb 7th or 8th, 2011. Our goal is to release this video on the day of his hearing. With your help it will be a very powerful message that will be heard by many people around the world. Due to our very tight deadline we ask that you submit video clips back to us by February 1st.
Project Overview
This is a simple and direct open letter to the US government about Wikileaks and Julian Assange spoken on video by people from around the world. We presently have approximately 30 countries and 100 people on board. The video will include your voices as part of a collective message as well as other relevant imagery and quotes that provide a full picture to help us meet our objective. The goal is for this video to be powerful, intelligent, moving and straightforward.
The objective of this project is two-fold. First, it is to interrupt the US government’s attempts to villainize and prosecute Julian Assange and bring down Wikileaks. Second, it is to assist in shifting public opinion in the US by strategically highlighting the potential loss of key freedoms including free speech and a free press and the implications this could have on open societies everywhere. The end of our video will direct viewers to sign on to this letter. The goal is to collect as many signatures as possible.
Revised Video Clip Participation Instructions
1. Each participant is asked to read one paragraph of this letter that we have selected for you. So, if your last name begins with:
A-C: Read paragraph 1
D-G: Read paragraph 2
H-K: Read paragraph 3
L-O: Read paragraph 4
P-S: Read paragraph 5
T-V: Read paragraph 6
W-Z: Read paragraph 7
First state your name and the country in which you reside, then “speak” your portion of the letter.
Tips for being on video:
• Make sure you are looking directly at the camera. You can put the words behind the camera to make this easier.
• Try to speak (not read) the letter. You can break it down into sentence by sentence. Remember, we can edit, so pauses are fine! Take your time!
• Put your heart into this! This is OUR message about OUR rights and freedoms.
• Just be you. You are great just the way you are. You are so brave!!!!
2. You are also welcome to submit a brief general message to our potential audiences (US government, US media, US public, global public). Or, you may wish to cite a specific fact that you think is relevant to this open letter and our overall objective. For example, you may wish to offer facts about the Iraq or Afghanistan war, powerful quotes about freedom, democracy, truth, or government, a personal statement about protecting our rights, about misuse of information to set policy agendas, or about our need as citizens to have access to accurate information. If you or someone you know has been personally affected by these two wars, you may wish to say something brief about this. As long as your message is respectful, factual, relevant, and brief, it may be included in this video project.
The goal here is to function as a powerful reminder of the critical need for governments to do the RIGHT thing. While we realize we will all have our own thoughts, feelings and ideas on this complex situation, we have come together over a common understanding: citizens need access to accurate, truthful information.
Submission Instructions
Video Clip Format: Quicktime.mov
Deadline for Submission: Feb 1, 2011 (sooner if possible)
1. Name your video file first name, last name, country (ie, Tangerine Bolen USA)
2. Go to www.dropbox.com and download the free drop box software for uploading your video clips. Dropbox.com will send you an email with instructions guiding you on how to share a folder with others.
3. Follow the instructions for uploading your video clips and then for sharing your new folder. Upon doing so, please add Cliff Sargent and Tangerine Bolen to the shared folder using the email addresses below:
Cliff: refractingfolds@gmail.com Tangerine: tangerinebolen@gmail.com
Note: Upon submitting your video messages, you are agreeing to release your video clips into the public domain
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me (Tangerine) at my email address.
I can’t thank you all enough for your support, your participation, and your willingness to come together to do this. We all know how critical it is we get this message across. So…let’s do it! Let’s change our world!
Best,
Tangerine
* * * * *
Open Letter to the United States Government Regarding WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and the Fundamental Tenets of Democracy and Open Societies
To President Obama, US Senators and Congressmen and women, Attorney General Eric Holder, the Department of Justice, and all of those involved in the attempt to prosecute Julian Assange, founder of the nonprofit news organization WikiLeaks.org:
We are a diverse group of people from around the world who have come together for a common purpose: to defend WikiLeaks, to ask the United States to cease its attempts to manufacture a case against Julian Assange, and to defend democratic principles and our fundamental rights guaranteed therein. We are professionals, homemakers, activists, students, and others who believe that government derives its power from the consent of the governed, as stipulated in the Declaration of Independence, but that citizens can only give meaningful consent if they are fully informed about their government’s actions. Nothing more violates American principles, which inspire both those of us who are and are not American citizens, than the idea that "government knows best" and has the right to deceive its own people.
The Wikileaks documents have revealed that the U.S. government has been keeping enormously important information secret from the American people, such as the fact that the U.S. government knew of the mass murder of civilians in Iraq even though it claimed it did not; that the U.S. government failed its legal responsibility as an occupying power by handing civilians over to Iraqi police units knowing they would be tortured and killed, even though it claimed it did not; that U.S. officials believe the Afghan government is corrupt and unpopular, even as they falsely claim to be fighting for democracy in Afghanistan; and that U.S. officials are extremely worried about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear stockpile, a potential matter of life and death that they have kept from the people of the world.
When the N.Y. Times released the Wikileaks “Afghan Logs” on July 25, its headline read: "View Is Bleaker than Official Portrayal of War in Afghanistan." This revealed, according to America’s “newspaper of record,” that the U.S. Government was hiding the truth from its own people. Is it really right that the proud citizens of America should need Wikileaks to discover vital truths denied them by their own government?
U.S. officials claim they have a right to deceive the American people, and prosecute WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, on the grounds of “national security”. But this information is clearly known to America’s enemies. It is the American people who have been denied it, information critical to their ability to make an informed decision as to whether or not to support their government's war-making, including putting their sons and daughters at grave risk of death or crippling injuries.
The U.S. Government claim that Wikileaks has endangered national security has been invalidated by its own Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, who has stated "is this embarrassing? Yes. Is it awkward? Yes. Consequences for U.S. foreign policy? I think fairly modest." The German Interior Minister has stated that "WikiLeaks is annoying, but not a threat”, and the BBC has reported that “Wikileaks: US allies unruffled by embassy cable leaks.”
The result of any U.S. government prosecution of Wikileaks and Julian Assange will be to restrict the truthful information American citizens receive about their government's foreign policy. But the U.S. cannot promote democracy abroad by limiting it at home.
We urge you to halt your undemocratic prosecution of Wikileaks; and to instead learn from it by providing the public with the honest and truthful information upon which democracy depends.
Tags:
Julian Assange,Wikileaks
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NY Times considers creating an ‘EZ Pass lane for leakers’Lawyer for WikiLeaks Army figure alleges mistreatmentIcelandic MP fights US demand for her Twitter account detailsU.S. Subpoenas Twitter Account, WikiLeaks SaysPrivate memo exposes US fears over WikileaksIsrael pushed Gaza to 'brink of collapse': WikiLeaks US diplomats pushed Boeing deals: cablesWikiLeaks cables: McDonald's used US to put pressure on El SalvadorWhy EL PAÍS chose to publish the leaks15 Good Things to Celebrate in a Bad YearNY Times considers creating an ‘EZ Pass lane for leakers’Lawyer for WikiLeaks Army figure alleges mistreatmentIcelandic MP fights US demand for her Twitter account detailsU.S. Subpoenas Twitter Account, WikiLeaks SaysPrivate memo exposes US fears over WikileaksIsrael pushed Gaza to 'brink of collapse': WikiLeaks US diplomats pushed Boeing deals: cablesWikiLeaks cables: McDonald's used US to put pressure on El SalvadorWhy EL PAÍS chose to publish the leaks15 Good Things to Celebrate in a Bad YearNY Times considers creating an ‘EZ Pass lane for leakers’Lawyer for WikiLeaks Army figure alleges mistreatmentIcelandic MP fights US demand for her Twitter account detailsU.S. Subpoenas Twitter Account, WikiLeaks SaysPrivate memo exposes US fears over WikileaksIsrael pushed Gaza to 'brink of collapse': WikiLeaks US diplomats pushed Boeing deals: cablesWikiLeaks cables: McDonald's used US to put pressure on El SalvadorWhy EL PAÍS chose to publish the leaks15 Good Things to Celebrate in a Bad Year
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Mr. LincolnPosted January 31st, 2011 10:35 PM
I can tell you this as being a Qui Tam Relator from the 1980's your not going to get the truth on
Main Stream Media. I didn't get my name on the Major List of Whistleblowers for just sitting back and keeping my mouth shut when I saw some real evil going on within our Defense Industry it took me over 20 years of silence before I said anything but at that time in the middle to late 1990's it was a very serious situation that occured and I too action under the False Claims Act as a Qui Tam Plantiff and then stayed silent about it until lately. We have a tremendous problem United States and it involves our three branches of government and they play it like a football game. There is no more truth from the all three branches and like the gentleman from the movie "Network" the 1970's movie said "Were In A Lot Of Trouble." The movie was telling us back then in the 70' how it was going tomeorkmout with our news networks, inthink it was pretty clear what they were tring to tell us. If the taxpayer is footing the bills they have a rite to know "Everything". Was Jim Garrison right in his closing arguments that our government sees us as children who can't deal with the truth or was Jack Nicholson right that we can't handle the truth. You decide !
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worldlyplacePosted January 31st, 2011 9:57 PM
And Doctor Strangelove is wondering?
Why do we need a WikiLeaks, Bill Maher, Michael Moore, etc to get some bearing on reality and the truth. Could it be that not the politicians suck but people do? Maybe their mediocre, lazy, little lives and wives are too important to worry about the nation and its health.
Maybe we are on to something -- 24 flavors of jelly beans but no real and official reliable news source. Propaganda media by the worst offenders!
Freedom of speech? Enjoy it as long as it lasts--the "Thought Police" is on to you!
Reply Flag
JonathanTothfromHothPosted January 31st, 2011 9:53 PM
"Interview of the Year" starring Julian Assange [VIDEO]
http://vimeo.com/19417278
"Interview of the Year" starring Julian Assange [SONG]
http://jonathantothfromhoth.bandcamp.com/track/interview-of-the-year
BUY: ALL PROCEEDS GO TO WIKILEAKS
Produced, mixed and mastered by Jonathan Toth from Hoth at The Cooler in St. Louis, MO for TheFrozenFoodSection.com
Reply Flag
pachangelPosted January 31st, 2011 2:05 AM
This is a great idea!
Reply Flag
glocoPosted January 30th, 2011 7:59 PM
I have reserved the steps of City Hall in New York City for a press conference in support of Bradley Manning and Wikileaks and the current 40 people who were recently raided by the Feds in connection to the Wikileaks investigation. Follow link to press release.http://m.dailykos.com/stories/2011/1/26/939078/-.html
Reply Flag
TEApolloniusPosted January 30th, 2011 5:35 PM
Thanks Tangerine, I'll make a point to do this tomorrow. This is a great idea!
Reply Flag
EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:51 PM
I want to know why Black water can get away with war crimes
Reply Flag
Tangerine-BolenPosted January 31st, 2011 9:09 PM
Me too:(.
Reply Flag
EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:41 PM
another one banned
Reply Flag
EyemNotFreePosted January 30th, 2011 4:40 PM
I want information about a device they stuck in my back when the Reagan administration kidnapped me in 1982. The cruelty America has forced down my throat trying to get this information is downright Unconstitutional. I have received multiple death threats and both physical and mental attacks. Most all American Mdeida has banned my speech and my immediate government representatives have taken steps to destroy my life.
American Since 1730 Maryland Militia
Reply Flag
hummingbird2uPosted January 30th, 2011 4:31 PM
A small typo glich in your instructions. So what about the last names that begin with "W"? Which paragraph does the "W"s read?
Reply Flag
7sMomPosted January 30th, 2011 2:51 PM
As a mom of seven daughters I am insulted with the actions of the American and Swiss Governments using the "woman scorned" as the tool to do what appears to be their dirty work. (Ridding the world of Wikileaks.) Why is it always women that are the undoing of great men- if they are so much more powerful then today's government maybe more of them should be elected? All women should be insulted, with the way this is going down. I am.
Reply Flag
cc-writerPosted January 30th, 2011 1:40 PM
To Michael Moore and Staff -
I was Also under the impression that Jullian Assange had a 1.2 Gigabyte file named insurance.AEC256. Mike in addition to
supporting bandwidth to the oppressed Egyptions and elsewhere in the world through Tor,
perhaps setting up a "miiror" download spanning at least 26 countries through the interent which could be translated into various languages
could be set up, so if a password is released because of his extraditionthe file could could be decrypted on various web sites.
However, because of the potential embarrassemnt to the US Governmment, it would be imperative to release the videos or the video
project. and the US reconsider extradition. I think the White House should also be advised of this folly of considerating extradition. !!!!! Just wait and see. Good Luck
Reply Flag
alfredoPosted January 30th, 2011 11:25 AM
We need leaks about: John Kennedy, Luther King, Bob Kennedy, Olof Palme and other assassinations.
about: everyone knows that 90% of drugs coming from Peru, are shipped in Peruvian ports. We need a new "Serpico" on a large scale. (Serpico, the guy who revealed the entire police-corruption from New York in the seventies.)
Reply Flag
oldivoryPosted January 30th, 2011 11:03 AM
YO!
WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WHOSE NAMES START WITH 'W'? Y'ALL MOVED FROM T-V TO X-Z!
DO YOU NEED MUSIC OR SOUND EFFECTS?
Reply Flag
sashamendesPosted January 30th, 2011 10:59 AM
Hi my name is Vitor Mendes – from Portugal
I am supporting Wikileaks and the Julian Assange simply because he risking his life to set us all free from tyranny and suffer. Therefore I do the same to protect my family and friends from same reason that we all fighting for today.
“Unless your heart, your soul, and your whole being are behind every decision you make, the words from your mouth will be empty, and each action will be meaningless. Truth and confidence are the roots of happiness.”
thank you all
Assange 'wants to return to Melbourne' | Why We Protest | Activism Forum
Assange 'wants to return to Melbourne'
Mex Cooper
February 1, 2011 - 12:18PM
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has called on the Gillard government to assure his safe return home to Melbourne, ahead of his extradition hearing on alleged sex crimes.
Hundreds of Melburnians are expected to hear Assange's plea in a recorded address to be played at a free speech forum at Federation Square on Friday.
Assange is due before a London court on Monday for the start of legal proceedings to have him extradited to Sweden to face possible sexual assault charges.
Prominent defence lawyer Rob Stary, who is a member of Assange's Melbourne law team, said the Wikileaks architect in a ten-minute recording thanked his Australians supporters, particularly those in his hometown of Melbourne.
‘‘He wants to return to Australia, he wants to return safely here, knowing he’ll have the support of the government.
''He insists that the government intervene to protect him," Mr Stary said.
"Of course we have witnessed the government not protecting him but rather taking a hostile attitude to him without any foundation."
Consular officials contacted Assange when he was in jail but Mr Stary said he had not received any government assistance since.
Mr Stary said Assange longed to return to his hometown of Melbourne where he has garnered enormous support for his mission to make world governments more transparent and accountable.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard last year described Assange's role in the worldwide publication of thousands of secret US documents as "illegal", two weeks before an Australian Federal Police investigation found he had not committed a crime in Australia.
"She knew there was an Australian Federal Police investigation pending when she made those comments ... and yet she was prepared to say at that point, prior to any finding of the AFP, that he behaved unlawfully and reprehensibly," Mr Stary said.
"We've been concerned that kind of rhetoric coming out of the government has been damaging and in his address he has asked the Government to intervene to support him".
Assange still holds an Australian passport and Mr Stary said there was no basis for his travel documents to be suspended or cancelled.
But he said before Assange returned to Australia he would need an assurances that the Australian government would not give him up to the US government, which has been investigating if it can charge the whistleblower.
The extradition hearing is expected to last two to three days. Mr Stary said it was likely the losing side would appeal the decision and one of Assange's British lawyers, Jennifer Robinson, would also address the crowd via live videolink on Friday.
The Guardian and The New York Times, have released books in the past fortnight detailing the broadsheets' collaboration with Assange in the worldwide publication of the leaked Iraq War logs and US diplomatic cables.
Mr Stary said Assange, who is depicted as an eccentric, autocratic man, was concerned by the books' personal attacks against him.
"We're just concerned about the personality politics involved. He's concerned about (the books) because it distracts people from the real message Wikileaks is on about," Mr Stary said.
Assange appears in good health in his video message but remained under enormous pressure from an international campaign headed by the US to demonise him, Mr Stary said.
"There's no doubt that the pressures of the last two or three months have taken a toll on him," Mr Stary said.
"But he is a resilient person and he's strong and he's certainly emboldened by the support that's been provided to him within Australia and Melbourne in particular and he says that in the presentation."
The forum, organised the Law Institute of Victoria, will take place at Federation Square on Friday at 6pm.
Mex Cooper
February 1, 2011 - 12:18PM
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has called on the Gillard government to assure his safe return home to Melbourne, ahead of his extradition hearing on alleged sex crimes.
Hundreds of Melburnians are expected to hear Assange's plea in a recorded address to be played at a free speech forum at Federation Square on Friday.
Assange is due before a London court on Monday for the start of legal proceedings to have him extradited to Sweden to face possible sexual assault charges.
Prominent defence lawyer Rob Stary, who is a member of Assange's Melbourne law team, said the Wikileaks architect in a ten-minute recording thanked his Australians supporters, particularly those in his hometown of Melbourne.
‘‘He wants to return to Australia, he wants to return safely here, knowing he’ll have the support of the government.
''He insists that the government intervene to protect him," Mr Stary said.
"Of course we have witnessed the government not protecting him but rather taking a hostile attitude to him without any foundation."
Consular officials contacted Assange when he was in jail but Mr Stary said he had not received any government assistance since.
Mr Stary said Assange longed to return to his hometown of Melbourne where he has garnered enormous support for his mission to make world governments more transparent and accountable.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard last year described Assange's role in the worldwide publication of thousands of secret US documents as "illegal", two weeks before an Australian Federal Police investigation found he had not committed a crime in Australia.
"She knew there was an Australian Federal Police investigation pending when she made those comments ... and yet she was prepared to say at that point, prior to any finding of the AFP, that he behaved unlawfully and reprehensibly," Mr Stary said.
"We've been concerned that kind of rhetoric coming out of the government has been damaging and in his address he has asked the Government to intervene to support him".
Assange still holds an Australian passport and Mr Stary said there was no basis for his travel documents to be suspended or cancelled.
But he said before Assange returned to Australia he would need an assurances that the Australian government would not give him up to the US government, which has been investigating if it can charge the whistleblower.
The extradition hearing is expected to last two to three days. Mr Stary said it was likely the losing side would appeal the decision and one of Assange's British lawyers, Jennifer Robinson, would also address the crowd via live videolink on Friday.
The Guardian and The New York Times, have released books in the past fortnight detailing the broadsheets' collaboration with Assange in the worldwide publication of the leaked Iraq War logs and US diplomatic cables.
Mr Stary said Assange, who is depicted as an eccentric, autocratic man, was concerned by the books' personal attacks against him.
"We're just concerned about the personality politics involved. He's concerned about (the books) because it distracts people from the real message Wikileaks is on about," Mr Stary said.
Assange appears in good health in his video message but remained under enormous pressure from an international campaign headed by the US to demonise him, Mr Stary said.
"There's no doubt that the pressures of the last two or three months have taken a toll on him," Mr Stary said.
"But he is a resilient person and he's strong and he's certainly emboldened by the support that's been provided to him within Australia and Melbourne in particular and he says that in the presentation."
The forum, organised the Law Institute of Victoria, will take place at Federation Square on Friday at 6pm.
[Corse-Matin] Nationalistes : « Mettre la pression sur des mères de famille en garde à vue » | Unità Naziunale
[Corse-Matin] Nationalistes : « Mettre la pression sur des mères de famille en garde à vue » | Unità Naziunale
[Corse-Matin] Nationalistes : « Mettre la pression sur des mères de famille en garde à vue »
janvier 30, 2011 A LA UNE, Associu Sulidarità, C.A.R, Corse Matin, Corsica, Corsica Libera, Presse No Comments
(photos corsematin Luccioni) Autour de ses deux enfants, retrouvés hier à l’issue de la fin de sa garde à vue, Noëlle Medurio savoure ces instants avec sa famille. Dans quelques heures, elle embarquera pour Toulon. Afin de rejoindre les autres membres de l’associu Sulidarità. Car la jeune mère de famille n’a pas oublié même après trois nuits passées dans les geôles du commissariat d’Ajaccio, son engagement militant. La raison de son interpellation au petit matin ? Une commission rogatoire du juge antiterroriste Gilbert Thiel dans des enquêtes sur des attentats de 2005 à 2007.
Au terme de ses onze auditions, les policiers de la sous direction antiterroriste (Sdat) voulaient l’interroger sur des coups de fil à Olivier Peretti, actuellement détenu et mis en examen dans trois affaires. « C’est mon ami, je n’ai pas nié l’avoir appelé un soir pour sortir, mais pour savoir cela, une simple convocation aurait suffi », commente-t-elle.
« Je leur ai dit qu’ils étaient dans le fantasme »
Ce même soir de 2007, une roquette était tirée contre la caserne d’Aspretto. Deux événements qui ne sont reliés que dans le temps. « Avec la compagne d’Olivier, Maria-Anghjulella Caviglioli, actuellement en garde à vue, les policiers m’ont fait noter que nous nous étions appelées 1 300 fois dans l’année, où est le problème ? », s’interroge Noëlle Medurio, aux côtés de son père Paul et de son compagnon, Michel Giraschi, candidat de Corsica Libera aux cantonales de Porto-Vecchio. Le ton est posé, mais la voix est ferme. Les policiers ne l’ont pas « maltraitée physiquement. » Cette fois, du moins. « Il y a trois ans, alors que j’étais enceinte de 7 mois et demi, ils m’avaient bousculé lors de l’arrestation et braqué mon enfant avec leurs armes », rappelle Noëlle Medurio.
Pour la seconde interpellation, mardi, dès six heures, les choses ont donc été « correctes ». Même si pour elle, cette garde à vue n’avait que pour but de « mettre la pression sur une mère de famille. » Elle ne débouche d’ailleurs sur aucune procédure. « Les deux premiers jours, je n’ai rien dit pour protester contre cette arrestation, par la suite, ils m’ont montré un catalogue de 63 photos, et m’interrogeaient sur mon entourage », souligne-t-elle.
Notant que les questions se sont vite taries… « Comme ils n’avaient plus rien à me demander, ils m’interrogeaient sur des choses vagues, avez-vous votre permis, etc. », ironise la militante de Corsica Libera. « Je leur ai dit qu’ils étaient dans le fantasme, pour moi, comme pour tous les interpellés », développe la jeune mère de 27 ans, s’excusant de son apparence. « Je n’ai pas pu prendre de douche en trois jours », sourit-elle. Avant de revenir sur les conditions matérielles de sa garde à vue. « J’ai occupé une cellule dont les murs et le sol étaient maculés d’urine, d’excrément et sans doute de vomi, en partageant un soir un matelas avec une autre femme qui était en garde à vue. Finalement, j’ai dormi par terre », raconte-t-elle.
Quatre personnes toujours entendues à Paris
Les enquêteurs ? « Ils me coupaient de la réalité en me confisquant mes lunettes, en brouillant ma perception du temps », conclut-elle. À présent, c’est l’heure des comptes judiciaires. Ils sont nuls, puisque sa garde à vue ne débouche pas sur une mise en examen. « Ce qui me choque, c’est de telles méthodes simplement pour un coup de fil, quand une convocation aurait suffi : au bout du compte, c’était beaucoup de bruit pour rien, j’ai l’impression que l’on veut tester les gens », commente Me Jean Giuseppi. Quant aux pratiques policières visant à couper la personne de la réalité, elles relèvent selon lui de la « torture. » Sur le Continent, à l’heure où nous écrivons ces lignes, quatre personnes étaient toujours entendues.
Trois « prisonniers politiques » avaient été extraits mardi de Fresnes, tandis que le lendemain, Maria-Anghjulella Caviglioli, était arrêtée alors qu’elle sortait d’un parloir avec Olivier Peretti à Bois d’Arcy. Les policiers lui refusaient encore hier matin la prise d’un traitement médical qu’elle suit en raison d’une lourde maladie. Ces éléments mettent en exergue une réelle répression. Pas celle, idéologique, qui est brocardée habituellement par les nationalistes.
Mais une répression qui doit avant tout poser question au plan judiciaire. Et humanitaire.
Paul Ortoli
http://www.corsematin.com/article/corse/mettre-la-pression-sur-des-meres-de-famille-en-garde-a-vue
[Corse-Matin] Nationalistes : « Mettre la pression sur des mères de famille en garde à vue »
janvier 30, 2011 A LA UNE, Associu Sulidarità, C.A.R, Corse Matin, Corsica, Corsica Libera, Presse No Comments
(photos corsematin Luccioni) Autour de ses deux enfants, retrouvés hier à l’issue de la fin de sa garde à vue, Noëlle Medurio savoure ces instants avec sa famille. Dans quelques heures, elle embarquera pour Toulon. Afin de rejoindre les autres membres de l’associu Sulidarità. Car la jeune mère de famille n’a pas oublié même après trois nuits passées dans les geôles du commissariat d’Ajaccio, son engagement militant. La raison de son interpellation au petit matin ? Une commission rogatoire du juge antiterroriste Gilbert Thiel dans des enquêtes sur des attentats de 2005 à 2007.
Au terme de ses onze auditions, les policiers de la sous direction antiterroriste (Sdat) voulaient l’interroger sur des coups de fil à Olivier Peretti, actuellement détenu et mis en examen dans trois affaires. « C’est mon ami, je n’ai pas nié l’avoir appelé un soir pour sortir, mais pour savoir cela, une simple convocation aurait suffi », commente-t-elle.
« Je leur ai dit qu’ils étaient dans le fantasme »
Ce même soir de 2007, une roquette était tirée contre la caserne d’Aspretto. Deux événements qui ne sont reliés que dans le temps. « Avec la compagne d’Olivier, Maria-Anghjulella Caviglioli, actuellement en garde à vue, les policiers m’ont fait noter que nous nous étions appelées 1 300 fois dans l’année, où est le problème ? », s’interroge Noëlle Medurio, aux côtés de son père Paul et de son compagnon, Michel Giraschi, candidat de Corsica Libera aux cantonales de Porto-Vecchio. Le ton est posé, mais la voix est ferme. Les policiers ne l’ont pas « maltraitée physiquement. » Cette fois, du moins. « Il y a trois ans, alors que j’étais enceinte de 7 mois et demi, ils m’avaient bousculé lors de l’arrestation et braqué mon enfant avec leurs armes », rappelle Noëlle Medurio.
Pour la seconde interpellation, mardi, dès six heures, les choses ont donc été « correctes ». Même si pour elle, cette garde à vue n’avait que pour but de « mettre la pression sur une mère de famille. » Elle ne débouche d’ailleurs sur aucune procédure. « Les deux premiers jours, je n’ai rien dit pour protester contre cette arrestation, par la suite, ils m’ont montré un catalogue de 63 photos, et m’interrogeaient sur mon entourage », souligne-t-elle.
Notant que les questions se sont vite taries… « Comme ils n’avaient plus rien à me demander, ils m’interrogeaient sur des choses vagues, avez-vous votre permis, etc. », ironise la militante de Corsica Libera. « Je leur ai dit qu’ils étaient dans le fantasme, pour moi, comme pour tous les interpellés », développe la jeune mère de 27 ans, s’excusant de son apparence. « Je n’ai pas pu prendre de douche en trois jours », sourit-elle. Avant de revenir sur les conditions matérielles de sa garde à vue. « J’ai occupé une cellule dont les murs et le sol étaient maculés d’urine, d’excrément et sans doute de vomi, en partageant un soir un matelas avec une autre femme qui était en garde à vue. Finalement, j’ai dormi par terre », raconte-t-elle.
Quatre personnes toujours entendues à Paris
Les enquêteurs ? « Ils me coupaient de la réalité en me confisquant mes lunettes, en brouillant ma perception du temps », conclut-elle. À présent, c’est l’heure des comptes judiciaires. Ils sont nuls, puisque sa garde à vue ne débouche pas sur une mise en examen. « Ce qui me choque, c’est de telles méthodes simplement pour un coup de fil, quand une convocation aurait suffi : au bout du compte, c’était beaucoup de bruit pour rien, j’ai l’impression que l’on veut tester les gens », commente Me Jean Giuseppi. Quant aux pratiques policières visant à couper la personne de la réalité, elles relèvent selon lui de la « torture. » Sur le Continent, à l’heure où nous écrivons ces lignes, quatre personnes étaient toujours entendues.
Trois « prisonniers politiques » avaient été extraits mardi de Fresnes, tandis que le lendemain, Maria-Anghjulella Caviglioli, était arrêtée alors qu’elle sortait d’un parloir avec Olivier Peretti à Bois d’Arcy. Les policiers lui refusaient encore hier matin la prise d’un traitement médical qu’elle suit en raison d’une lourde maladie. Ces éléments mettent en exergue une réelle répression. Pas celle, idéologique, qui est brocardée habituellement par les nationalistes.
Mais une répression qui doit avant tout poser question au plan judiciaire. Et humanitaire.
Paul Ortoli
http://www.corsematin.com/article/corse/mettre-la-pression-sur-des-meres-de-famille-en-garde-a-vue
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Ceci est une lettre ouverte des ANONYMOUS à Al Jazeera
Ceci est une lettre ouverte des ANONYMOUS à Al Jazeera
À qui de droit :
Al Jazeera, nous tenons à vous remercier pour la couverture médiatique exceptionnelle que vous venez de réaliser, dans les rues d'Egypte. La pertinence et l'impartialité de vos reportages ont aidé à unir les manifestants, et ce, de par le monde. Nous, Anonymous, sommes le peuple et nous exigeons que Hosni Moubarak quitte la présidence égyptienne et que le pouvoir soit rétabli au peuple Egyptien. Il est essentiel dans cette lutte pour les libertés fondamentales, que les médias ne soient influencés par aucun gouvernement ou organisation.
Avant les manifestations actuelles, Al Jazeera était très peu connu dans la plupart des pays occidentaux, maintenant, elle est regardée à travers le monde. Le "direct live" - 24 heures sur 24 retransmit en flux continu sur internet, est devenu un outil précieux pour la couverture des informations en temps réel. Outre cette diffusion de grande qualité, nous tenons également à remercier tous les journalistes présents au Caire, Suez, Alexandrie, et dans le reste de l'Egypte. Ils ont démontré le courage et la passion qui animent les manifestants, se tenant à leur côté, face aux hommes de main, fauteurs de troubles, du régime en place.
Les idéaux de liberté et le respect des droits de l'homme sont recherchés partout dans le monde. La révolte actuelle, partie de Tunisie, se diffuse également au Yémen, en Jordanie et en Algérie, et représente une nouvelle étape dans l'histoire de l'humanité. Nous, le peuple, devons travailler conjointement pour remettre l'avenir entre nos mains. Ensemble, nous allons travailler à des objectifs communs pour l'avancement de notre société. Nous n'attendrons plus pour défendre l'oppression. Nous n'attendrons plus pour révéler et nous défendre des élections truquées, ou de la brutalité policière. C'est notre monde, et ensemble, nous allons vivre sans l'oppression et la tyrannie. Nous devons inspirer une nouvelle génération, une génération avec de la compassion pour l'humanité tout entière.
Ceci est une lettre ouverte des ANONYMOUS
Le 31 Janvier 2011
Nous n'oublions pas,
Nous ne pardonnons pas,
Nous vous aimons,
Attendez-vous à nous.
À qui de droit :
Al Jazeera, nous tenons à vous remercier pour la couverture médiatique exceptionnelle que vous venez de réaliser, dans les rues d'Egypte. La pertinence et l'impartialité de vos reportages ont aidé à unir les manifestants, et ce, de par le monde. Nous, Anonymous, sommes le peuple et nous exigeons que Hosni Moubarak quitte la présidence égyptienne et que le pouvoir soit rétabli au peuple Egyptien. Il est essentiel dans cette lutte pour les libertés fondamentales, que les médias ne soient influencés par aucun gouvernement ou organisation.
Avant les manifestations actuelles, Al Jazeera était très peu connu dans la plupart des pays occidentaux, maintenant, elle est regardée à travers le monde. Le "direct live" - 24 heures sur 24 retransmit en flux continu sur internet, est devenu un outil précieux pour la couverture des informations en temps réel. Outre cette diffusion de grande qualité, nous tenons également à remercier tous les journalistes présents au Caire, Suez, Alexandrie, et dans le reste de l'Egypte. Ils ont démontré le courage et la passion qui animent les manifestants, se tenant à leur côté, face aux hommes de main, fauteurs de troubles, du régime en place.
Les idéaux de liberté et le respect des droits de l'homme sont recherchés partout dans le monde. La révolte actuelle, partie de Tunisie, se diffuse également au Yémen, en Jordanie et en Algérie, et représente une nouvelle étape dans l'histoire de l'humanité. Nous, le peuple, devons travailler conjointement pour remettre l'avenir entre nos mains. Ensemble, nous allons travailler à des objectifs communs pour l'avancement de notre société. Nous n'attendrons plus pour défendre l'oppression. Nous n'attendrons plus pour révéler et nous défendre des élections truquées, ou de la brutalité policière. C'est notre monde, et ensemble, nous allons vivre sans l'oppression et la tyrannie. Nous devons inspirer une nouvelle génération, une génération avec de la compassion pour l'humanité tout entière.
Ceci est une lettre ouverte des ANONYMOUS
Le 31 Janvier 2011
Nous n'oublions pas,
Nous ne pardonnons pas,
Nous vous aimons,
Attendez-vous à nous.
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