WikiLeaks: Assange on Afghanistan, A Warning

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You shot Assange and WikiLeaks in the back every time.Don't you blush when you say that?I'm just curious, how does it feel to be a hypocrite? John Young?

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John Young <jya at pipeline.com> 20 Ağustos 2021 Cuma saat 16:58 tarihinde yazdı:

> Assange is right to predict universal spying.
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> Should be noted that this warning is distribured
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> via the global spying program, the internet,
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> invented and promulgated by the US military, its
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> allies, contractors, suppliers, universities,
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> anti-war and anti-spying orgs, not to overlook
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> WikiLeaks, Assange's celebrity megaphone and his
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> howling supporters amd detractors.
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> In the same way national security has become the
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> worldwide religion backed by the most powerful
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> weapons, wealthy knowledge, faith and finance
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> industries, detractors of this unprecedented
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> hegemon, especially the
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> comsec/infosec/ransomware/hacker hoodlums,
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> propound and practice their exploitations with
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> this now inescapable institution and its technologies.
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> This list too was founded and sustained as
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> militarized evangelism braying about privacy,
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> liberty, crypto, threats and evildoers in the
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> very mindset of spies and warfighters for which
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> most subscribers were and are educated to advance
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> the gods of science, technology, espionage,
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> deception, cheating, lying, betraying, accusing, preaching, mindfucking.
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> Assange espouses what he learned on cypherpunks.
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> The cypherpunks archives are an archive of what
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> the internet has become, a ravaging four
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> horsepersons, billions strong, its adherents
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> claim to fight: National security devouring itself,
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> The end of this era will come with the closure
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> and surpassing of this vicious monster by
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> something far worse. Heed this: spies only report
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> the grimmest of the grimmest. As here. Mea maxima culpa.
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> At 02:50 AM 8/20/2021, you wrote:
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/m4kWiCwXQP2X/ Assange on Afghanistan
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> > https://files.catbox.moe/63efj7.mp4
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/OV9JDU0yx59r/
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/ublHHsCNfrqJ/ Assange exposes Afghanistan
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> > "...because the goal is not to completely subjugate Afghanistan. The
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> > goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the
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> > United States, out of the tax bases of European countries through
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> > Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite.
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> > That is the goal, i.e. the goal is to have endless war not a
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> > successful one." - Julian Assange
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/IDPpyC2ORuk/ FPF#281 propaganda war on assange
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/JZvt94ph73w6/ The Importance of Julian
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> > Assange, Wikileaks and the OPCW Douma Docs: Syria and Afghanistan
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> > Papers
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/SKPotD1guPnV/ Snowden re Assange
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/bCXhIuHBhoM/ Sargon re Assange
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> > https://cdnv.rt.com/files/2018.09/5ba3f0dffc7e9336108b45b9.mp4
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> > Assange Last Video Warning
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> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J98ed6oML2A
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> > https://www.bitchute.com/video/XfYgCSk8ViVc/
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> > Generation being born now is the last to be free
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> > Assange in last interview before blackout 20 Sep, 2018 18:16
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> > Before his links to the world were cut by his Ecuadorian hosts,
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> > WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange gave an interview on how
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> > technological advances are changing humankind. He said global
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> > surveillance will soon be totally unavoidable.
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> > The interview was provided to RT by organizers of the World Ethical
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> > Data Forum in Barcelona. Assange, who is currently stranded in the
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> > Ecuadorian Embassy in London with no outside communication except with
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> > his legal team, has a pretty grim outlook on where humanity is going.
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> > He says it will soon be impossible for any human being to not be
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> > included in global databases collected by governments and state-like
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> > entities.
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> >     This generation being born now… is the last free generation. Yoou
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> > are born and either immediately or within say a year you are known
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> > globally. Your identity in one form or another ­coming as a result of
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> > your idiotic parents plastering your name and photos all over Facebook
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> > or as a result of insurance applications or passport applications­ is
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> > known to all major world powers.
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> > “A small child now in some sense has to negotiate its relationship
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> > with all the major world powers… It puts us in a very different
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> > position. Very few technically capable people are able to live apart,
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> > to choose to live apart, to choose to go their own way,” he added. “It
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> > smells a bit like totalitarianism ­ in some way.”
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> > The capacity to collect and process information about people has been
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> > growing exponentially and will continue to grow fast, he stated. With
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> > advancements in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to big data, the
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> > next logical step is coming.
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> > READ MORE: Ecuador pledged to not kick out Assange, but threat of US
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> > prosecution still serious ­ lawyer to RT
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> > “Look at what Google and Baidu and Tencent and Amazon and Facebook are
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> > doing. They are basically open-cut harvesting the knowledge of
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> > humankind as we express it, when we communicate with each other… Thhis
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> > classical model, which people in academia call ‘surveillance
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> > capitalism’… has changed now.
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> > It’s a really very important and severe economic change. Which is
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> > to take the surveillance capitalism model and transform it instead
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> > into a model that does not yet have a name, an ‘AI model’. Which is to
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> > use this vast reservoir to train Artificial Intelligences of different
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> > kinds. This would replace not only intermediary sectors ­most thinggs
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> > you do on the internet is in a sense more efficient intermediation­
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> > but to take over the transport sector, or create whole new sectors.
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> > Assange also predicted that the scale of hostile activities through
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> > cyberspace will see a breakout point as soon as AI is trained to
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> > sufficiently automate hacking attacks.
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> > “There is no border [online]. It’s 220 milliseconds from New York to
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> > Nairobi. Why would there ever be peace in such a scenario?” he said.
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> > “[Entities online] are creating their own borders using cryptography.
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> > But the size of the attack surface for any decent-sized organization,
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> > the number of people, different types of software and hardware it has
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> > to pull inside itself means that it is very hard to establish.
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> >     I don’t think it’s really possible to come up with borders that
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> > are predictable enough and stable enough to eliminate conflict.
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> > Therefore, there will be more conflict.