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This is worth a read.

http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/column ... kileaks-0/

how anyone is not seeing wikileaks as the false flag machine that it is, is beyond me it is, it is beyond me, it is

AllNightDayDream wrote:such an obvious smear it's ridiculous. Interpol arresting alleged rapists? ROFL and then wait till you find out what the "victims" are complaining about. The only reputation this is gonna harm is interpol's. What a joke

it's an obvious smear because it is a macabre charade of the highest order, you quivering heathens

hackman wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:such an obvious smear it's ridiculous. Interpol arresting alleged rapists? ROFL and then wait till you find out what the "victims" are complaining about. The only reputation this is gonna harm is interpol's. What a joke

it's an obvious smear because it is a macabre charade of the highest order, you quivering heathens

Care to elaborate?

knell wrote:if the US govt really did orchestrate the wikileaks cablegate for some sort of agenda....

i'll have to tip my hat to them. that is some next level wool-over-the-eyes shit

would definitely explain why assange seems to just tapdance around the CIA, not to mention the fact he's still alive...

smelly knelly has his eye on the ball


basically the fact that it is such an obvious smear suggests to me that we are supposed to know it's a smear, and therefore take everything he's saying as gospel truth

and to sympathise with him, which lulls us into a false sense of security

making us more likely to believe him of course

well most people take it pretty seriously I imagine. American's aren't too acquainted with what Interpol was designed to do.

Still, saying the government is behind wikileaks is like saying the jews were behind the holocaust.

you also have to appreciate that if any of what this assange guy was saying was actually harming any of the western govs, it would not be getting half as much of the media attention as it is getting now
cos as we all know, those who control the governments control the media also

Well assange himself isn't saying anything, he's just a scapegoat for this organization he's created. He's just passing along information handed to him. The aim isn't necessarily to "harm" governments directly, it's just meant to be a source of information to be used in news articles and such.

And the established media has been lapping up the government's rhetoric and are clearly opposed to this, the pussies.

hackman wrote:

knell wrote:if the US govt really did orchestrate the wikileaks cablegate for some sort of agenda....

i'll have to tip my hat to them. that is some next level wool-over-the-eyes shit

would definitely explain why assange seems to just tapdance around the CIA, not to mention the fact he's still alive...

smelly knelly has his eye on the ball

basically the fact that it is such an obvious smear suggests to me that we are supposed to know it's a smear, and therefore take everything he's saying as gospel truth

i aint smelly

okay maybe a little

im still on the fence as to what wiki is all about, but i did find this:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/12/assa ... -cia-ties/

but then again that could be part of the whole thing...

also found this quite amusing:

knell wrote:

also found this quite amusing:

knell wrote: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/12/assa ... -cia-ties/

quality find!

as i've said before, all Wikileaks is, is a public whistleblowing operation, identical to the whistleblowing that goes on behind closed doors

journalists have been privy to these sorts of information for as long as newspapers have been 'free' press... whats happening now is that it is being exposed a little more transparantly

more than likely some of the information will have been relayed through dark governmental tunnels with some political agenda attached, just as much as some of it will be some joe bloggs who has access to a load of files he can take, photocopy and anonymously send to wikileaks just as before, he would have sent it to 'the guardian' or some other paper.

keep pulling the sweater...

if the next one really does take down a major bank, then i will be 100% sure it's all a sham

i'm about 95% atm

julian assange won an award from the economist, justsayin

hackman wrote:julian assange won an award from the economist, justsayin

well fuckin deserved. I expect more to come, probably years from now.

AllNightDayDream wrote:

hackman wrote:julian assange won an award from the economist, justsayin

well fuckin deserved. I expect more to come, probably years from now.

who owns the economist...

knell wrote:i aint smelly

fear not
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_Odor_ ... Attraction

oh and whenever a story gets pushed this hard i always wonder: whats the REAL story that they dont want people latching onto?

similar to The Sun having a story about Africanised Bees on the front page whereas the latest war-time casualty figures slip to page 19, between the d-list celebrity opening a supermarket and the crossword