David Guyatt Wrote:Ed Jewett Wrote:The US government has got away with telling lies for so long that it no longer hesitates to lie in the most blatant way. WikiLeaks released a US classified document signed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that explicitly orders US diplomats to spy on UN Security council officials and on the Secretary General of the United Nations. The cable is now in the public record. No one challenges its authenticity. Yet, today the Obama regime, precisely White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, declared that Hillary had never ordered or even asked US officials to spy on UN officials.
For the record, HERE is the Wikileaks document of Hilary's National HUMINT Collection Directive targeting the United Nations.
Despite our knowledge of history about the Goebbels big lie, people amazingly still believe the official "Big Whopper".
PS, I just checked and Cryptome's Wikileaks mirror is working okay.
Great if true, but I couldn't find it on the Cryptome site. Can you or someone link it or other working links here. thanks.
Peter Lemkin Wrote:Great if true, but I couldn't find it on the Cryptome site. Can you or someone link it or other working links here. thanks.
Here's my best shot at the current online situation:
- The http://cablegate.wikileaks.org seems to be unavailable. It's a sub-domain of the regular "wikileaks.org" domain which is also unavailable. I could not find an accessible Afghan war diaries site either which is ominous because that is a completely separate domain and NOT a wikileaks.org sub-domain.
- There is a working mirror of the wikileaks.org site running at: http://mirror.wikileaks.info. It only has the stuff prior to the Jan 2010 site suspension but its all there and there's masses of it that really hasn't been properly spread around yet. I'm trying to get the complete site dump and will mirror at wikiSpooks if I can get it.
- All the other older mirrors that I have addresses for ar not working. They each return a typical domain available advertising page which indicates the domains themselves have lapsed. In the case of the later one's (cablegate, Afghan war logs, and the regular 'wikileaks .org domain, the error returned indicates a domain name resolution failure which in turn indicates that one or more of the bigger domain name servers is not forwarding the request. It looks like there may be a concerted effort to screw up the entire DNS system's handling of the wikileaks domain.
In spite of the reservations I've posted before, I am four square behind the principles espoused by Wikileaks. It's actual implementation MAY be the subject of manipulation by Zionist and other interests (ie in the selection, timing, editing and forewarning of the stuff to be released) - in fact it's a no-brainer that the SIS's will do their damndest to do just that - and worse.
Right now it seems to me that the only thing that matters is to defend Wikileaks in whatever ways we can. As a small gesture, I too have emailed Amazon telling them to close my account and to send me no more of their spooky "recommendation" emails.
This could also be posted under Child Abuse, Drugs, Military Contractors, Afghanistan, Corruption etc.
From
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec...ncing-boys
Quote:A scandal involving foreign contractors employed to train Afghan policemen who took drugs and paid for young "dancing boys" to entertain them in northern Afghanistan caused such panic that the interior minister begged the US embassy to try and "quash" the story, according to one of the US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks.
In a meeting with the assistant US ambassador, a panicked Hanif Atmar, the interior minister at the time of the episode last June, warned that the story would "endanger lives" and was particularly concerned that a video of the incident might be made public.
Rest of copyrighted article at above link. I haven't been able to access the original cable text yet.
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Edit: There it is:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embas...nts/213720
Its heading contains the words "Kunduz Dyncorp Problem" ...
Peter Lemkin Wrote:Magda Hassan Wrote:
Real mirrors on different IP Addresses
- wikileaks.info - Mirror hosted in Switzerland [62.2.16.94]
- wikileaks.se - Mirror hosted in Sweden [88.80.6.179] - Hacked
- nyud.net - Mirror hosted in the United States [129.170.214.192]
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It's Spy vs Spy stuff isn't it? Except one pays is US$ (soon to be worthless) and the other pays in respect, honour, and good karma.
Carsten Wiethoff Wrote:This could also be posted under Child Abuse, Drugs, Military Contractors, Afghanistan, Corruption etc.
From http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec...ncing-boys
Quote:A scandal involving foreign contractors employed to train Afghan policemen who took drugs and paid for young "dancing boys" to entertain them in northern Afghanistan caused such panic that the interior minister begged the US embassy to try and "quash" the story, according to one of the US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks.
In a meeting with the assistant US ambassador, a panicked Hanif Atmar, the interior minister at the time of the episode last June, warned that the story would "endanger lives" and was particularly concerned that a video of the incident might be made public.
Rest of copyrighted article at above link. I haven't been able to access the original cable text yet.
This story was exposed and we have some posts here about it. I don't know if the video made it into the public though. Dynacorp. Amongst others.
Carsten Wiethoff Wrote:This could also be posted under Child Abuse, Drugs, Military Contractors, Afghanistan, Corruption etc.
From http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec...ncing-boys
Quote:A scandal involving foreign contractors employed to train Afghan policemen who took drugs and paid for young "dancing boys" to entertain them in northern Afghanistan caused such panic that the interior minister begged the US embassy to try and "quash" the story, according to one of the US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks.
In a meeting with the assistant US ambassador, a panicked Hanif Atmar, the interior minister at the time of the episode last June, warned that the story would "endanger lives" and was particularly concerned that a video of the incident might be made public.
Rest of copyrighted article at above link. I haven't been able to access the original cable text yet.
Edit: There it is:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embas...nts/213720
Its heading contains the words "Kunduz Dyncorp Problem" ...
Delightful DynCorp - way to go. All those hard men drooling over a dancing boy. Very Turkish.
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