Wednesday, 15 December 2010

Wiki Leak Leek Spin is Milintel Spin?

I think that it may well have been genuine to start with, but then so was the tea party, which was started as early as 2006 by patriotic truthers*. And then things kind of get dragged into the abyss by milint.

Of course, that doesn't mean that Assange isn't someone who should be protected. Even if there is a 1/100 chance of him not being Mossad or MI6, having him go down on some ludicrous rape charge would be awful. The whole thing reminds me of july4patriot. The .gov people will use anything against you, and if that doesn't work just stick a pipe bomb in your car like they did to Edgar Steele or many militia types in the US. Sexual abuse accusations are the best, because, I mean, who would want to defend an 'accused paedophile' like july4patriot, huh? Any credible, independent people will be branded like that. Your branding may come in many forms, for instance David Icke will always be the one who said he was the Son of God. If they can get you with something like that (to prevent you from disturbing the peaceful sleep of the herd) then there's no need to go ahead with further subterfuge. I guess that's not as bad as being accused of 'raping' some crypto-j feminazi, and ending up in prison.

Anyway, there's always Cryptome. But they don't make the papers of course.

*a fact I like to reiterate often on this blog. Rick Santelli would never have made his speech on CNBC if not for the action of 9/11 truthers and other Ron Paul supporters who were building the tea party to the point where the gov had to co-opt it - enter Santelli/Fox News.

PS Leek Spin...Operation Leakspin. That's where they got the name from. By 'they', I of course mean 4chan, the Cyber Illuminati behind everything on the web...
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous16 December 2010 at 03:57

    Isn't a website which posts the secret documents of our government's intelligence agency a menace to our freedoms? Shouldn't this man be imprisoned for the mere fact that he knowingly put our nations security in jeopardy? I thoroughly question his motives for throwing all this information out onto the world stage.
    I also question who is REALLY behind these continuing leaks. Why isn't the US government hauling his butt to court?

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  2. AdamS16 December 2010 at 15:37

    I think to an extent it may be MI6/Mossad sabotaging America, yes. The US government is a ROG, Pre-1776, a Colony of the Crown, and you are right, this Assange business leaves them looking pretty impotent as Assange is being protected it seems by their Colonial masters.

    Personally I am against secrecy in general, and I believe if the government isn't doing anything wrong they should have nothing to hide, as they constantly tell us.

    I think if something like Wikileaks was going on in every country, without trying to sound like a hippy, the world would be a better place.

    I am of the opinion that secrecy in government is more dangerous to the people than any foreign threat. For instance look up the MIAC Documents, which list people with some political viewpoints as being terrorists. Those were leaked anonymously by concerned gov workers, which is a good example of (IMO) why all whistleblowers should be protected.

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  3. Anonymous17 December 2010 at 17:54

    Thanks for that clarification. I do think though that if the Pentagon's business was an open book it would be rather difficult to secure our nation and our interests militarily, or, for that matter in any other way.
    America has far too many enemies who will take any opportunity to use our classified documents against us.

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