The Tor Project has recently released its 2012 Financial Report; the good news is that when it comes to “openness and transparency”, they are second to none. The bad news, however, is really bad: they proudly embrace their “partnership” with the U.S. Government, and falsely assert that in 2012 fully 60% of their funding came … Continue reading
The new WikiLeaks Party of Australia just launched a couple of weeks ago, and we were wondering what this would mean for WikiLeaks politically. Because running for high political office causes the “powers that be” in a capitalist society to question your allegiance to many things, first and formost, your allegiance to the capitalist class … Continue reading
We’re all having fun rummaging through the US Government’s dirty linen revealed by WikiLeaks this week via the new “Public Library of U.S. Diplomacy” website. There’s a lot of excellent research material in there, no doubt. But it comes with a catch: a lot of that information may lead inexperienced activists to make rash and … Continue reading
On the 8th of April, 2013, at a nearly empty National Press Club in Washington D.C., WikiLeaks Julian Assange announced announced that the group had created a new, searchable database of over 1.7 million “formerly confidential” U.S. State Department cables they dubbed “The WIKILEAKS Public Library of US Diplomacy” or “PLUSD”. These documents – many … Continue reading