
Friday, April 6, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
#Syria #GIFiles :#Assange - America Arming Syria's Rebels
http://govermentterrorism.blogspot.com.es/2012/04/syria-wikileaks-gifiles-leaked-emails.html

The US security firm, SCG International, has been helping the Syrian rebels (pictured) to overthrow the Syrian government. (file photo)
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
#AssangeC #Assange #Extradition - Case Facts For Journalists To Report
#AssangeC #Assange #Extradition
Case facts - issues - evidence - rescources for journalists to catch up on.
http://n0.gd/H17V86
#WikiLeaks
Case facts - issues - evidence - rescources for journalists to catch up on.
http://n0.gd/H17V86
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
#JohnPilger #Assange: The Dirty War On Wikileaks
By John Pilger

Like the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, attacks on Iran and Syria require a steady drip-effect on readers' and viewers' consciousness. This is the essence of a propaganda that rarely speaks its name.
To the chagrin of many in authority and the media, WikiLeaks has torn down the facade behind which rapacious Western power and journalism collude. This was an enduring taboo; the BBC could claim impartiality and expect people to believe it.
Today, war by media is increasingly understood by the public, as is the trial by media of WikiLeaks' founder and editor Julian Assange.
Assange will soon know if the supreme court in London is to allow his appeal against extradition to Sweden, where he faces allegations of sexual misconduct, most of which were dismissed by a senior prosecutor in Stockholm.
On bail for 16 months, tagged and effectively under house arrest, he has been charged with nothing.
His "crime" has been an epic form of investigative journalism: revealing to millions of people the lies and machinations of their politicians and officials and the barbarism of criminal war conducted in their name.
For this, as United States historian William Blum points out, "dozens of members of the American media and public officials have called for [his] execution or assassination".
If he is passed from Sweden to the US, an orange jumpsuit, shackles and a fabricated indictment await him. And there go all who dare challenge rogue America.
In Britain, Assange's trial by media has been a campaign of character assassination, often cowardly and inhuman, reeking of jealousy of the courageous outsider. Books of perfidious hearsay have been published, movie deals struck and media careers launched or resuscitated on the assumption that he is too poor to sue.
In Sweden, this trial by media has become, according to one observer there, "a full-on mobbing campaign with the victim denied a voice"....read more
http://www.greenleft.org.au/node/50332#comment-44633
#JohnPilger #WikiLeaks #Assange - How Money Power Works Down Under
By John Pilger

Last October, Qantas locked-out its entire workforce in a bid to crush unions and use cheaper "offshore" labour.
Growing up in a country far from everywhere (except, as my father would say, "where you come from"), I was led to believe that Australia's honour was at risk unless a well-known person from Over There said something flattering about us, preferably the moment they arrived at Sydney airport.
There was a designated list of attributes they could comment on. These were: the weather, the beaches, the harbour, the harbour bridge, the happy people, the beer. When an exhausted Elizabeth Taylor stepped off her piston-engined flight from California and faced the mandatory barrage of questions, she replied: "Where am I, for Christ's sake?"
This was understandable but ill-advised. Readers of the Australian press were warned that Taylor and her accompanying husband Mike Todd, the Hollywood producer, were problem people who did not appreciate their good fortune in being among us.
Todd's "dwarf-like and grizzled" appearance and the size of the bags under his wife's eyes became the subjects of particular tabloid scorn. Their stay was brief.
It was the first scheduled jet flight that drew us closer to the rest of humanity. This momentous occasion gave me my first front page story in the Sydney Daily Telegraph, which declared solemnly: "A new era in civil aviation has dawned..."
The inaugural aircraft was a Boeing 707 of the national airline Qantas, an acronym for Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services.
Founded in the outback town of Winton, Queensland in 1920, Qantas is today the world's oldest continuously operating airline and, along with the great cricketer Don Bradman and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, occupies a place in the nation's affections. ...read more
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