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The library at Stony Stratford, on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, looks like the aftermath of a crime, its shell-shocked staff presiding over an expanse of emptied shelves. Only a few days ago they held 16,000 volumes. Now, after a campaign on Fa
British and American individuals and companies are among those whose details are on CDs to be presented to WikiLeaks in London. They include about 40 politicians, Elmer says.
A teenager was arrested yesterday on suspicion of being involved with the Anonymous’ Operation Payback. The operation orchestrated DDoS attacks on anti-piracy targets in the last months, and more recently against those who obstructed Wikileaks’ work.
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Adrienne Pine is assistant professor of anthropology at American University specializing in Latin America. She said today: "Cables released by WikiLeaks have painted a stark picture of State Department activities throughout the Americas.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Adrienne Pine is assistant professor of anthropology at American University specializing in Latin America. She said today: "Cables released by WikiLeaks have painted a stark picture of State Department activities throughout the Americas.
According to a report at Australian news site Crikey.com, Anna Ardin has moved to the Palestinian territories to volunteer with a Christian group working to reconcile Arabs and Israelis.
Russia has suggested that Julian Assange should be awarded the Nobel peace prize, in an unexpected show of support from Moscow for the jailed WikiLeaks founder. (Compared to Obama?.... Duh.)
...Sarah Palin and credit card giants in WikiLeaks 'Operation: Payback'
Hero or villain, the only thing that can be said for sure about Julian Assange is that he lacks a certain amount of melanin.
US officials offered to help Spain claim an undersea treasure haul of gold and silver coins discovered by a controversial American exploration company in return for Spanish assistance in the recovery of valuable art looted by Nazi Germany, according
