Wikileaks Saga Reveals Governments' Hypocrisy, Deep Fear of Internet

[Ted Smith]

On Sun, 2010-12-05 at 22:06 -0500, Tyler Durden wrote:
> Isn't it the other way around? We won the war, but battles still rage.
>
> Even Lieberman's call to Amazon to shut down Wikileaks is archaic and
merely
> punative: the documents were already out, shutting down Wikileaks
> did...nothing. And I see no way for similar actions to be prevented in the
> future.
>
> Tim May is cackling from his grave.
>
> Seems Assange already announced some kind of dead-man protocol, though the
way
> the news is describing it, the "256 bit code" will be released if something
> happens to him. I'm thinking it would be far better (in addition) for the
> "nuclear" dump to automatically spooge if he does not check in at some
point.

That's probably referring to the file they put up around the time of the
Collateral Murder videos by the name of 'insurance.aes256'.

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