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Get Technology AlertsEmailComments597 WikiLeaks has returned roughly six hours after it was forced offline, but it's got a new address. The website's primary host in the United States pulled the plug after "mass attacks," according to WikiLeaks. Now the organization appears to be back online as WikiLeaks.ch instead of WikiLeaks.org.
They made the announcement via Twitter, saying "WikiLeaks moves to Switzerland."
Before the incident on Thursday night, WikiLeaks was booted from Amazon servers on Dec. 1, causing a brief outage, and tonight it went down again. The site had migrated to Swedish servers, per the AP.
The WikiLeaks Twitter account (@WikiLeaks) initially took a while to respond to the outage, but finally spoke up, stating "WikiLeaks,org domain killed by US everydns.net after claimed mass attacks."
The DNS outage meant that the Wikileaks.org domain name was down worldwide.
The Pentagon said Wednesday it could take down WikiLeaks if it wanted to, but to that point had decided against it. There have been reports that Russia is interested in shutting the site down.
This is a developing story. Follow the latest WikiLeaks updates below.
Story continues below blockquote .mid_article_ad_label{border:1px solid #dddddd;}Advertisementlive blog Oldest Newest 4:52 AM ET Pakistan High Court Dismisses Petition To Ban WikiLeaks
The Lahore High Court has concluded that a legal petition to ban WikiLeaks in Pakistan is "non-maintainable," according to Dawn, one of the nation's English-language newspapers.
4:39 AM ET WikiLeaks.ch: 'WikiLeaks Moves To Switzerland'WikiLeaks is back, even if it's not quite the same. They weren't able to leave a forwarding address at their old home, but they did announce their new name and number on Twitter. The first message went out just after 4 a.m. ET:
@WikiLeaks: WIKILEAKS: Free speech has a number: http://88.80.13.160
That was quickly followed by:
@WikiLeaks: WikiLeaks moves to Switzerland http://wikileaks.ch/12:42 AM ET EveryDNS Responds
EveryDNS has released this statement:
All systems are functioning normally.12:36 AM ET WikiLeaks Addresses OutageEveryDNS.net provided domain name system (DNS) services to the wikileaks.org domain name until 10PM EST, December 2, 2010, when such services were terminated. As with other users of the EveryDNS.net network, this service was provided for free. The termination of services was effected pursuant to, and in accordance with, the EveryDNS.net Acceptable Use Policy.
More specifically, the services were terminated for violation of the provision which states that "Member shall not interfere with another Member's use and enjoyment of the Service or another entity's use and enjoyment of similar services." The interference at issues arises from the fact that wikileaks.org has become the target of multiple distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks. These attacks have, and future attacks would, threaten the stability of the EveryDNS.net infrastructure, which enables access to almost 500,000 other websites.
Thus, last night, at approximately 10PM EST, December 1, 2010 a 24 hour termination notification email was sent to the email address associated with the wikileaks.org account. In addition to this email, notices were sent to Wikileaks via Twitter and the chat function available through the wikileaks.org website. Any downtime of the wikileaks.org website has resulted from its failure to use another hosted DNS service provider.
Finally a statement on this from the WikiLeaks Twitter account:
"WikiLeaks,org domain killed by US everydns.net after claimed mass attacks KEEP US STRONG https://donations.datacell.com/"
12:33 AM ET Accessible By IP?Many on Twitter are noting you can still access the WikiLeaks site by going directly to this IP address: http://88.80.2.32. However, it appears to be an old version of the site that comes up.
12:29 AM ET Update On OutageIt's been more than 30 minutes and WikiLeaks is still down. The issue seems to be related to the site's primary DNS server, which is not responding to requests for wikileaks.org.
11:59 PM ET WikiLeaks Website Suffers New OutageWikiLeaks website is down again. It's about midnight on the East coast of the United States. More to come.
7:42 PM ET Mexico Worried About 'Losing' To NarcosMexico was concerned about losing control of regions to narcotraffickers, a cable reveals. According to the AP, the U.S. embassy in Mexico reported that Undersecretary for the Interior Geronimo Gutierrez Fernandez "expressed a real concern with 'losing' certain regions."
Violence in the Mexican drug was has been high in the last few months, with a recent beheading shocking Tijuana residents and a series of massacres prompting the Mexican government to urge Mexican citizens returning home from the U.S. for the holidays to travel in convoys for safety.
6:29 PM ET Berlusconi Accused Of 'Profiting' From Putin Relationship As the fallout from the WikiLeaks cables continues, U.S. diplomats have made yet another surprising discovery, which implies that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi may be "profiting personally andhandsomely" from secret deals made with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, according to the Guardian.
Though the two diplomats have always enjoyed a close personal relationship, this is the first time a financial link has been implied, namely in dispatches exchanged between the U.S. Embassy in Rome and Washington dating from 2008-2009.
As the Guardian reports:
Personal ties between the two were close, "with Putin's family spending long visits at the Berlusconi family mansion in Sardinia at Berlusconi's expense." Berlusconi in turn has the rare privilege of being invited to Putin's dacha in the Black Sea resort of Sochi for what the embassy speculated on one occasion would be a "blow-out party." A contact in Berlusconi's office told the embassy of "exchanges of lavish gifts."
Currently on a visit to Kazakhstan, Berlusconi slammed the allegations, telling the Ansa news agency: "The U.S. is quite clear that I have absolutely no interest in any other country; that there are absolutely no personal interests, and that I only look after the interests of the Italians and my country."
5:40 PM ET WikiLeaks Cables Suggest Massive Afghanistan CorruptionNew cables coming from the New York Times and the Guardian are painting a bleak picture of the crushing corruption plaguing Afghanistan. In the cables, growing troubles between Afghan President Hamid Karzai and the U.S. are presented as exacerbating the already perilous position of the Afghan government, while diplomats despair over "how to fight corruption and connect the people to their government, when the key government officials are themselves corrupt."
3:04 PM ET The Secret Diary Of Julian Assange REVEALEDAccording to Craig Unger at OpenTopic, documents that appear to be written by Assange and posted online offer clues into the man behind WikiLeaks. Writes Unger:
Who is Julian Assange? Tantalizing clues may be found in what appears to be his "Selected Correspondence," which were posted on a now defunct site, IQ.org. OpenTopic dug through the writings in web archives, and discovered diary entries that paint a revealing portrait of the WikiLeaks founder. Starting in June 2006, the year WikiLeaks was created, the posts unveil a cult-like, idealistic, romantic, intellectual hacker -- a male Lisbeth Salander if you like -- who theorizes about diplomacy, computer coding, consumerism, the corporate state, even urination, and reveres Kurt Vonnegut, Philip K. Dick, and Che Guevara.2:48 PM ET U.S. Involvement In Abyan Bombing Confirmed
A cable shows that a bombing in Abyan that killed 21 children and dozens of other civilians was the result of U.S. strikes. The cable reads:
Saleh praised the December 17 and 24 strikes against AQAP but said that "mistakes were made" in the killing of civilians in Abyan. The General responded that the only civilians killed were the wife and two children of an AQAP operative at the site, prompting Saleh to plunge into a lengthy and confusing aside with Deputy Prime Minister Alimi and Minister of Defense Ali regarding the number of terrorists versus civilians killed in the strike.
Amnesty International reported on the Abyan killings were the result of U.S. bombing and not the Yemeni military, as was originally claimed. The new cable appears to support these accusations. Amnesty International says:
An alleged al-Qa'ida training camp at al-Ma'jalah, Abyan, was hit by a cruise missile on 17 December 2009. A Yemeni parliamentary inquiry found that 41 local residents, including 14 women and 21 children, and 14 alleged al-Qa'ida members were killed in the attack. In the 4 January cable, General Petraeus is recorded as saying that the attack had caused the deaths of only three civilians.1:47 PM ET Egypt Could Seek Atomic Arms If Iran Does...
The Yemeni government insisted at the time that their forces had carried out all three attacks, which were meant to target al-Qai'da in the Arabian Peninsula.
Cables show that Egypt would consider pursuing nuclear arms if Iran successfully gained the weapons. Diplomats called Egypt a "stubborn and recalcitrant ally," and the documents show that despite the perception that Egypt is a "docile" U.S. partner, the alliance could lead to frustrations, particularly over Iran.
Reuters reports:
A May 2008 cable quoted Mubarak, whose country does not have diplomatic ties with Iran, telling a group of U.S. officials that "we are all terrified" about a possible nuclear Iran.10:12 AM ET Australian PM Calls WikiLeaks' Actions 'Illegal'"Mubarak said that Egypt might be forced to begin its own nuclear weapons program if Iran succeeds in those efforts."
A July 2009 cable quotes Egypt's intelligence chief Omar Suleiman telling U.S. officials that Iran was harboring extremists, a hurdle to resuming ties severed for three decades.
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard called WikiLeaks' actions "illegal" and irresponsible," alhough she stopped short of saying that Australia would take legal action against founder Julian Assange. Australian-born Assange is thought to be in London. Reports the AP:
"I absolutely condemn the placement of this information on the WikiLeaks website," Gillard told Fairfax Radio. "It's a grossly irresponsible thing to do and an illegal thing to do."9:18 AM ET Abu Ghraib Photos Inspired Hundreds Of Would-Be TerroristsOn Sunday, WikiLeaks released thousands of U.S. diplomatic memos, enraging federal officials and prompting other countries to question whether the U.S. could be trusted.
On Monday, Australian Attorney General Robert McClelland said police were investigating whether WikiLeaks had broken any Australian laws with its latest document dump. Following Gillard's comments Thursday, a spokesman for McClelland confirmed the investigation is ongoing.
Saudi Arabia arrested 250 people trying to leave the country to train as terrorists after pictures of Abu Ghraib abuse were released. The cable reads:
Holbrooke explained that President Obama had decided to oppose release of 2000 photographs of U.S. interrogations of terrorist suspects on grounds of national security, and asked what the Saudi public reaction would be to publication of these photos. MbN responded "You bet!" it would be bad for security, and noted that following publication of the first Abu Ghraib photos, Saudi authorities had arrested 250 individuals trying to leave Saudi Arabia to join extremist groups in Afghanistan. Release of more pictures would give AQ "the favor of their life," said the Prince. Saudi Arabia had fought very hard to defeat AQ on the Internet, but he couldn,t see how to fight 2000 new photos.8:35 AM ET Julian Assange In Britain?
The WikiLeaks founder, who has been sought by Interpol over a Swedish sex crimes charge, is in Britain, the Independent reports. Since the documents were released, Assange has refused to disclose his whereabouts. Now, the Independent says police are only waiting for orders to pick him up:
Despite accusations that Julian Assange is on the run, The Independent has learnt that Scotland Yard has been in contact with his legal team for more than a month but is waiting for further instruction before arresting him. Police forces around the globe have been asked to arrest the enigmatic Wikileaks founder, who is wanted in Sweden to answer a series of sexual allegations against him.6:34 PM ET Alexander Litvinenko's Murder And PutinBut the 39-year-old Australian supplied the Metropolitan Police with contact details upon arriving in the UK in October. Police sources confirmed that they have a telephone number for Mr Assange and are fully aware of where he is staying.
The Guardian is focusing on Putin's possible knowledge of plans to kill former KGB agent and Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko. The paper reports:
Daniel Fried, the assistant secretary of state, questioned whether "rogue elements" in Russia's security services could have carried out the hit without Putin's direct approval.A scenario where the Kremlin was unaware of the Litvinenko plot was far-fetched "given Putin's attention to detail", Fried said. The Russians were behaving with "increasing self-confidence to the point of arrogance", he told the French, arguing for a tougher stance towards Moscow.
Litvinenko was killed in November of 2006 from an overdose of polonium-210 in England. His death and the subsequent British attempts at extraditing the man they suspected was responsible resulted in strained U.K.-Russian relations.
5:20 PM ET WikiLeaks: Russia 'Highly Centralized, Occasionally Brutal'In the latest round of cables, WikiLeaks looks at Russia and Vladimir Putin, Russia's high profile president and former prime minister. Although there have been overtures towards warmer relations between Russia and the U.S., the cables show that the U.S. has a cynical view of the former Soviet Union and its leaders. According to the New York Times:
The cables portray Mr. Putin as enjoying supremacy over all other Russian public figures, yet undermined by the very nature of the post-Soviet country he helped build.Even a man with his formidable will and intellect is shown beholden to intractable larger forces, including an inefficient economy and an unmanageable bureaucracy that often ignores his edicts.
In language candid and bald, the cables reveal an assessment of Mr. Putin’s Russia as highly centralized, occasionally brutal and all but irretrievably cynical and corrupt. The Kremlin, by this description, lies at the center of a constellation of official and quasi-official rackets.
Relations between the two nations have been under some strain recently. This week, Russian Prime Minister Medvedev warned of a possible upcoming arms race if Russia and the West cannot come to an agreement on a missile defense shield. Today, Putin bluntly stated that U.S. failure to ratify a new nuclear agreement known as the START treaty would be "dumb."
3:34 PM ET Full Julian Assange InterviewYou can find the full transcript and audio from Time's interview with Julian Assange here.
3:17 PM ET WikiLeaks: Amazon 'Ousted' ServersFrom the WikiLeaks Twitter account:
WikiLeaks servers at Amazon ousted. Free speech the land of the free--fine our $ are now spent to employ people in Europe.2:13 PM ET WikiLeaks Down? CableGate Site OFFLINE After Days Of Attacks
The CableGate website is allegedly down, possibly due to losing its host, Amazon.com. The AP reports:
The main website and a sub-site devoted to the diplomatic documents were unavailable from the U.S. and Europe on Wednesday, as Amazon servers refused to acknowledge requests for data.
UPDATE: From the AP:
The WikiLeaks website has left its U.S. Web host, Amazon.com, and moved back to a Swedish provider.1:39 PM ET More Details On Victim Of 'Mistaken' CIA Kidnapping
Additional information on Khaled El-Masri, who was the mistaken victim of "extraordinary rendition" by the CIA, has come out in the cables. A German citizen of Lebanese descent, El-Masri has repeatedly attempted to confront the CIA about his ordeal. Says Boing Boing:
When the CIA realized he was innocent, he was flown to Albania and dumped on a back road without so much as an apology.El-Masri's futile efforts at receiving justice in the U.S. are well-known, but the cables published this week by Wikileaks include revelations the U.S. also warned German authorities not to allow a local investigation into his kidnapping and abuse.
WATCH a video of El-Masri:
11:49 AM ET Sarkozy Hops Into HistorySarkozy chased a large rabbit around the room during a meeting with the U.S. ambassador before he became president, says a diplomatic cable. The BBC reports:
Mr Sarkozy invited Craig Stapleton to see him in 2006 to say how proud he was to meet President George W Bush.He later introduced his nine-year-old son, Louis, who had "a small dog at his feet and a large rabbit in his arms".
When Louis put the rabbit down to shake hands, the dog started chasing it. Mr Sarkozy then had to run after the pets.
Elsewhere in the cables, Sarkozy was described as "authoritarian" and "monarch-like," in stark contrast to the playful bunny-chaser.
9:52 AM ET Hillary Clinton And 'Vain' Berlusconi Meet In KazakhstanSec. Clinton met with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) meeting in Kazakhstan, their first meeting since WikiLeaks cables described the PM as “feckless, vain, and ineffective as a modern leader.”
Says the Telegraph:
The decision to select Mr Berlusconi as one of only three out of thirty eight national leaders with whom the US Secretary of State held a one-to-one meetings at the Summit, underlines the urgency with which the US feels it needs to repair the relationship with Italy.9:07 AM ET Zadari: 'The Militants Now Are After Me And My Job'“No one has supported America the way Berlusconi has through the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations,” Mrs Clinton told the Italian leader, adding that the US has “no better friend.”
The relationship between Pakistan and the U.S. is based on "mutual mistrust," says one leaked cable, and militants are seeking power throughout the state, reports the Guardian. The cable paints a damning picture of the situation facing the Pakistani government:
As we work to prevent Pakistan-based attacks on the U.S. and its forces, we should be clear that al-Qaida (AQ) now wants more than just a safe-haven in Pakistan, and defeating a growing witches' brew of AQ, Taliban, local extremists and criminals will be a long 10-15 year fight. President Zardari has summed it up by saying, "the militants now are after me and my job."12:45 AM ET 'Don't Hunt Down My Son' Begs Assange's Mother...
Pakistan hedges its bets on cooperation because it fears the U.S. will again desert Islamabad after we get Osama Bin Laden; Washington sees this hesitancy as duplicity that requires we take unilateral action to protect U.S. interests.
Christine Assange, Julian Assange's mother, is concerned about her son after an Interpol 'red notice' was issued today. According to Reuters:
Christine Assange, who runs a puppet theater in Australia's Queensland state, said she was worried about her son's wellbeing as Australia's government joined the United States in launching an investigation into whether Assange and WikiLeaks had broken security or criminal laws.12:02 AM ET Ecuador Retracts Assange Offer"He's my son and I love him and obviously I don't want him hunted down and jailed. I'm reacting as any mother would. I'm distressed," she told Australian radio. "A lot of stuff that's written about me and Julian is untrue."
Al Jazeera reports:
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has dismissed an offer of residency that a lower level official made to the embattled founder of the online whistle-blower WikiLeaks.6:50 PM ET Interpol Issues ‘Red Notice’ for Arrest of WikiLeaks’ Julian AssangeThe offer by Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas on Monday "has not been approved by Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino -- or the president," Correa told reporters.
Interpol has issued international wanted poster for the "provisional arrest" of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. According to Wired:
A Red Notice is kind of international wanted poster seeking the provisional arrest of a fugitive, with an eye towards extradition to the nation that issued the underlying arrest warrant. Interpol transmits the notices to its 188 member countries, including Britain, where Assange is believed to be located. Interpol has no authority to compel a subject’s arrest. It issued 5,020 Red Notice last year for a variety of crimes.6:12 PM ET "Lifestyles of the Kazakhstani Leadership"A terse extract of Assange’s notice appeared on Interpol’s website Tuesday, without a photograph, reporting that the 39-year-old Australian is wanted for “sex crimes” by the International Public Prosecution Office in Gothenburg, Sweden.
One lighter cable documents the opulent lives of Kazakhstan's ruling class. Politicians in the Central Asian state -- where Sec. Hillary Clinton arrived today as part of a diplomatic tour -- are reportedly living the high life, including ski trips, palaces abroad, and late nights on the dance floor. Private concerts with Sir Elton John and Nelly Furtado are also within reach.
Sec. Clinton could have some complaints about the hospitality, however, as the cable notes that "it is not clear what [Kazakhstani oligarch Aleksandr] is spending his billions on, but it is certainly not culinary talent." She might have better luck in the beverage department, as at least some members of the government still know how to tie one on. Says the report:
Defense Minister Akhmetov, a self-proclaimed workaholic, appears to enjoy loosening up in the tried and true “homo sovieticus” style -- i.e., drinking oneself into a stupor.5:50 PM ET Pakistan's Uneasy U.S. Alliance
New cables show that the U.S. is embroiled in a complicated alliance with Pakistan, marked by deep mistrust and mutually exclusive goals. Of special concern to the U.S. has been Pakistan's quickly expanding nuclear program and its unwillingness to aggressively pursue extremist groups.
5:22 PM ET Julian Assange: Hillary Clinton Should ResignWikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange told TIME in a Skype interview Tuesday that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should step down from that role:
"[She] should resign, if it can be shown that she was responsible for ordering U.S. diplomatic figures to engage in espionage in the United Nations, in violation of the international covenants to which the U.S. has signed up. Yes, she should resign over that."5:02 PM ET Sarkozy's 'Authoritarian' Streak
Cables describe Sarkozy as a staunch U.S. ally but also one with "mercurial" tendencies, which intensified after his divorce from his second wife, Cécilia. According to the the New York Times:
Praised for leadership during the 2008 Russia-Georgia war and the global financial crisis, Mr. Sarkozy was criticized by European diplomats referred to in a cable for an “increasingly erratic” last half of his 2008 European Union presidency.A year later, when two scandals sank Mr. Sarkozy’s approval ratings, American diplomats started telling Washington that the president lacked advisers willing to question him. One scandal involved a cabinet member and the other the promotion of the president’s son, Jean, then 23, to lead France’s most prestigious business district. “Combined, these stories have bolstered the impression that Sarkozy is operating in a zone of monarch-like impunity,” said an Oct. 21, 2009 cable.
4:24 PM ET Huckabee: WikiLeaks Source Should Be Executed
Mike Huckabee has said that the as-of-yet unknown source for the WikiLeaks should be executed. He stated that "anything less than execution is too kind a penalty" and that "whoever in our government leaked that information is guilty of treason."
You can watch a video of Huckabee here.
3:54 PM ET Where In The World Is Julian Assange?AOL News speculates on the whereabouts of WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange:
So where is he? This month he's apparently been in London, where he gave an interview to Forbes magazine, posted online this week after the chat was recorded at an undisclosed London apartment. The Australian native has cut and dyed his hair again to avoid detection, and promised that his site's rage-inspiring and ongoing upload of U.S. State Department documents was only the beginning -- of his latest controversy.3:06 PM ET A Home For Julian Assange In Ecuador?
Ecuador has offered beleaguered WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange a home, the AP reports. He is having legal troubles in both Sweden and Australia, where he holds citizenship. Says the AP:
But after the release by WikiLeaks beginning in late July of thousands of sensitive documents from the Iraq and Afghan wars, a Swedish court ordered him detained for questioning on sexual assault allegations – claims Assange denies and calls part of a smear campaign.2:00 PM ET Guardian Editor Says 'We Have Not Seen Anything Yet'Assange, who keeps his whereabouts secret and moves around a lot, could also face legal complications at home. Australia's attorney general said Monday that it was studying whether he'd broken any laws there.
In contrast to the potential hostility from U.S. allies, leftist-run Ecuador provided Assange with an invitation Monday.
HuffPost reader Jenni Siri points out that Investigations Executive Editor David Leigh at the Guardian says the most shocking WikiLeaks cables are yet to be released, as Democracy Now is reporting. In the interview, Leigh states:
In the coming days, we are going to see some quite startling disclosures about Russia, the nature of the Russian state, and about bribery and corruption in other countries, particularly in Central Asia.
You can watch the full report here.
12:52 PM ET France To Change Cable PolicyFrance will change its methods of sending diplomatic messages due to the WikiLeaks fallout. According to the AP:
A French official says the government will change the way it sends diplomatic missives in the aftermath of the latest publications by WikiLeaks.12:23 PM ET Bank Of America Next Target?Francois Baroin says the country will change its methods for dispatching such documents but has not provided further details.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange hinted in a recent interview that a U.S. megabank would be the next target, and if you look at his comments from a year ago, it seems that could be Bank of America.
Assange said in 2009:
"At the moment, for example, we are sitting on 5GB from Bank of America, one of the executive's hard drives," he said. "Now how do we present that? It's a difficult problem. We could just dump it all into one giant Zip file, but we know for a fact that has limited impact. To have impact, it needs to be easy for people to dive in and search it and get something out of it."12:07 PM ET China Blocks WikiLeaks
China has blocked access to the 250,000 Cablegate documents, according to reports.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hong Lei released the following statement: "China takes note of the government reports. We hope the U.S. side will handle the relevant issues [...] As for the content of the documents, we will not comment on that."
11:57 AM ET WikiLeaks Website Under CyberattackThe AP reports that WikiLeaks is suffering from a fresh round of attacks this morning:
The WikiLeaks website said it came under a forceful Internet-based attack on Tuesday morning, making it inaccessible for hours to users in the U.S. and Europe.11:44 AM ET Welcome To The WikiLeaks Live BlogThe site appears to have responded by switching its main hosting base from Sweden to the U.S., making it available again.
We'll be live blogging the latest WikiLeaks updates right here, so keep checking back for more.
Send us story tips anytime at world@huffingtonpost.com.
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Post to Facebook.Post to Blogger.Post to Twitter.Post to WordPress.Post to TypePad.Post to Tumblr.Post to Yahoo! View All Favorites Recency | Popularity Page: 1 2 3 4 5 Next › Last » (15 total) HUFFPOST COMMUNITY MODERATOR hackerblaster 0 minute ago (6:55 AM) 745 Fans Follow I think everyone knows this guy's days are probably numbered. hackerblaster: I think everyone knows this guy's days are probably numbered. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/hackerblaster/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69454017.html Permalink | Share it HUFFPOST SUPER USER Phil Waste 0 minute ago (6:54 AM) 29 Fans All this hacking on internet to bring down WikiLeaks. Isn't that illegal? Could it destroy internet and bring the whole thing system down? Phil_Waste: All this hacking on internet to bring down WikiLeaks. Isn't http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/Phil_Waste/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453996.html Permalink | Share it Porky D 2 minutes ago (6:52 AM) 0 Fans Heh, heh. You can't keep a good rebel down. Last i heard if he gets done in he has an avalanche of supporters ready to release more data, so the damage has been done and good on him i say. Porky_D: Heh, heh. You can't keep a good rebel down. Last http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/Porky_D/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453954.html Permalink | Share it egaeus 4 minutes ago (6:50 AM) 110 Fans Amy Goodman on Democracy Now! commented on how interesting the timing has been on the sudden attack on WikiLeaks shortly after it was announced that they would leak damaging information about a major American bank. egaeus: Amy Goodman on Democracy Now! commented on how interesting the http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/egaeus/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453904.html Permalink | Share it HAY ZEUS BOODAH 1 minute ago (6:54 AM) 23 Fans No, it's part of the plan.... HAY_ZEUS_BOODAH: No, it's part of the plan.... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/HAY_ZEUS_BOODAH/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453990.html Permalink | Share it beebee-Z 10 minutes ago (6:44 AM) 7 Fans Follow I visited the new domain owner's webpage and translated the key message to share with you. "The Pirate Party considers Julian Assange’s application for asylum an opportunity for our
country (i.e. Switzerland, added by me) to secure our reputation as a safe haven of press
freedom, democratic control and human rights. The Party is also owner of the domain
wikileaks.ch which directs users to WikiLeaks and offers Julian Assange full political support in his endeavors.
In the meantime, the president of the Pirate Party, Denis Simonet, is trying to reach
Mr. Assange in person to offer support to the project."
Here is the link to the page (in German): http://www.denissimonet.ch/2010/12/02/uber-julian-assange-wikileaks-und-cablegate/ beebee-Z: I visited the new domain owner's webpage and translated the http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/beebee-Z/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453772.html Permalink | Share it AbstractImp 12 minutes ago (6:43 AM) 385 Fans WikiLeaks are News because Americans Are Asleep. AbstractImp: WikiLeaks are News because Americans Are Asleep. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/AbstractImp/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453727.html Permalink | Share it
HUFFPOST SUPER USER JFetch 14 minutes ago (6:41 AM) 26 Fans Follow I've been reading the cables, and I see nothing for anyone to get upset about. It's basically like listening to the person next to you gossiping on the phone. They are either the person's views and guesses about what's going on in the country they are in, or Washington telling them to check out if something is true. JFetch: I've been reading the cables, and I see nothing for http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/JFetch/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453690.html Permalink | Share it RedWhiteBlue-abc 14 minutes ago (6:40 AM) 15 Fans It is good to know the soldier who started all this will be tried and likely executed for treason! RedWhiteBlue-abc: It is good to know the soldier who started all http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/RedWhiteBlue-abc/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453677.html Permalink | Share it HUFFPOST SUPER USER JFetch 11 minutes ago (6:43 AM) 26 Fans Follow Well, maybe not. He could be found not sane and the reason he might be is because the Army themselves knew he was crazy and took the firing pin from his rifle "just in case". JFetch: Well, maybe not. He could be found not sane and http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/JFetch/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453748.html Permalink | Share it Fi 7 minutes ago (6:47 AM) 283 Fans I hope not. Fi: I hope not. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/Fi/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453845.html Permalink | Share it HUFFPOST COMMUNITY MODERATOR underoath 15 minutes ago (6:40 AM) 924 Fans Follow Whatever Julian Assange gets he's damn sure got coming to him underoath: Whatever Julian Assange gets he's damn sure got coming to http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/underoath/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453668.html Permalink | Share it woodshoe 8 minutes ago (6:46 AM) 305 Fans Follow health and peace and the comfort of knowing that free minds everywhere support their very necessary activities ?seems thats is what he 'got coming to him.'
(barring a very tiny intellectual minority who share an almost libidinous affection for authoritarian institutions that will agree to dominant and protect them.. we call these people 'rugged individualists' with ALL deliberate irony.) woodshoe: health and peace and the comfort of knowing that free http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/woodshoe/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453819.html Permalink | Share it
HUFFPOST COMMUNITY MODERATOR underoath 5 minutes ago (6:50 AM) 924 Fans Follow He we be very stressed every time he turns the key on the ignition to his car from now on and he should be underoath: He we be very stressed every time he turns the http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/underoath/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453901.html Permalink | Share it There are More Comments on this Thread. Click Here To See them All HUFFPOST SUPER USER Phil Waste 15 minutes ago (6:40 AM) 29 Fans If this were a Sci-Fi story, this would be the time that the worlds hackers would come together and defend WikiLeaks against the governments attack on WikiLeaks. Is that possible or are we at the mercy of our governments power? Phil_Waste: If this were a Sci-Fi story, this would be the http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/Phil_Waste/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453669.html Permalink | Share it HUFFPOST SUPER USER Tara Dass 18 minutes ago (6:36 AM) 150 Fans Follow And then the Lord said "Let there be light" and there was light and it was good!wikileaks:
http://213.251.145.96/ Tara_Dass: And then the Lord said "Let there be light" and http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/Tara_Dass/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453579.html Permalink | Share it
GetRidOfWires 21 minutes ago (6:33 AM) 1 Fans Follow Why doesn't HuffPost offer them web space and protection, in the interest of a free press? GetRidOfWires: Why doesn't HuffPost offer them web space and protection, in http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/GetRidOfWires/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453509.html Permalink | Share it HUFFPOST SUPER USER JFetch 18 minutes ago (6:37 AM) 26 Fans Follow It doesn't matter where they go, there are some major league hackers trying to take it down. JFetch: It doesn't matter where they go, there are some major http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/JFetch/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453586.html Permalink | Share it toomany 12 minutes ago (6:43 AM) 45 Fans I say.. Good luck!!They will never succeed. toomany: I say.. Good luck!! They will never succeed. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/toomany/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453743.html Permalink | Share it
woodshoe 26 minutes ago (6:29 AM) 305 Fans Follow brilliant!many of you have probably seen this.. but if not many will likely enjoy.
"the juice media".. rap news.. on wikileaks;
Rap News 5: Wikileaks v Bill O'Reilly - the War on Journalism (ft. Julian Assange)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXbCwq4ewBU woodshoe: brilliant! many of you have probably seen this.. but if http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/woodshoe/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453407.html Permalink | Share it
No War With Iran 0 minute ago (6:55 AM) 23 Fans THAT WAS FANTASTIC, thanks for sharing it! No_War_With_Iran: THAT WAS FANTASTIC, thanks for sharing it! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/No_War_With_Iran/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69454009.html Permalink | Share it MarsAmbassador 27 minutes ago (6:28 AM) 994 Fans This Wikileaks thing is the most interesting thing that's happened in the world in a long time, in my opinion. To see the unfiltered truth...how refreshing!"During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."
- George Orwell MarsAmbassador: This Wikileaks thing is the most interesting thing that's happened http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/MarsAmbassador/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453386.html Permalink | Share it
goddess1871 22 minutes ago (6:33 AM) 88 Fans It seems that Orwell was a very insightful person - in more ways that one! Interesting quotation. goddess1871: It seems that Orwell was a very insightful person - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/goddess1871/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453499.html Permalink | Share it woodshoe 14 minutes ago (6:41 AM) 305 Fans Follow when it was brought up at work yesterday.."so far, i think it will prove to be the best thing to happen to freedom in 5 or 6 thousand years."
even now it only seems to me that that *might* be hyperbole.. but i have spend so long examining mechanisms of liberation and examining mechanisms of domination.. everything about wikileaks seems to me the former and more so, .. i don't see how it fails.. even all of the right wing threats.. any one of those options would AUGMENT the scope and appeal of the wikileaks organization. and/or precipitate release of the key for the insurance files.
(mind you,.. those same options would be no fun for assange,. and i do wish him health, wellness, and solidarity.) woodshoe: when it was brought up at work yesterday.. "so far, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/woodshoe/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453689.html Permalink | Share it jerryjerry5959 27 minutes ago (6:27 AM) 24 Fans I don't particularly like what Assange has done, but he was only the messenger. The one who "stole" the information is the true guilty party. Whether it was information the public should or shouldn't know about isn't the issue. It was still classified for a reason. It will be interesting to see how this will be prosecuted jerryjerry5959: I don't particularly like what Assange has done, but he http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/jerryjerry5959/wikileaks-down-website-go_n_791436_69453380.html Permalink | Share it Page: 1 2 3 4 5 Next › Last » (15 total) New comments on this entry — Click to refresh
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EnviroGraffiti RT @leepradhantesch: US looks for ways to prosecute Assange http://bit.ly/hIMCzK via @cnalatest 4 minutes ago from HootSuite 
nytjim RT @emilybell: For early US audience - a live q and a with julian assange on @guardian today 8 am ET http://bit.ly/h0UX73 7 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
nydailynews RT @NYDNnews: WikiLeaks.org goes offline as provider withdraws service http://nydn.us/hgKNhX 8 minutes ago from Echofon 
PlattsOil Wikileaks: China is interested in working with US energy firms in Central Asia, a leaked US diplomatic cable dated June 8, 2009 reveals. 10 minutes ago from web 
CNETNews WikiLeaks reappears on Swiss Net domain http://bit.ly/eD2keS 12 minutes ago from twitterfeed 
sandiegowire WikiLeaks switches to Swiss domain after attacks - http://fwix.com/a/14_84e... 14 minutes ago from Fwix 
SpectatorLive Some perspective on the Helmand Wikileaks: Today's Wikileaks will make uncomfortable reading for all parts of the... http://dlvr.it/9fNSp 15 minutes ago from dlvr.it 
guardiannews Join our live Q&A with #Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from 1pm http://t.co/buJj7Cg #cablegate 18 minutes ago from Tweet Button 
mpoppel Live Q&A with Julian Assange: http://bit.ly/eXkyKH (Updated link) 20 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
AidNews WikiLeaks Returns After Another U.S. Internet Provider Stops Distribution http://dlvr.it/9fMRD 21 minutes ago from dlvr.it 
msnbc_world WikiLeaks cables paint picture of isolated, feared Iran http://on.msnbc.com/evjH... 22 minutes ago from msnbc.com feeds 
felix85 RT @SkyLornaD: WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, is Live on Guardian website at 1pm 23 minutes ago from Seesmic twhirl mpoppel BREAKING NEWS -- Live Q&A with Julian Assange at 1pm GMT http://t.co/dnX1ci 23 minutes ago from TweetDeck felix85 RT @wikileaks: Live Q&A with Julian Assange at 1pm GMT http://t.co/dnX1ci 23 minutes ago from Seesmic twhirl 
wral WikiLeaks dropped by domain name provider http://bit.ly/fhg2v7 25 minutes ago from twitterfeed naval Why doesn't WikiLeaks just publish torrents? Can't be taken down... 25 minutes ago from Twitter for iPad 
EANewsFeed #Wikileaks Update: #Pakistan High Court rejects petition to ban website http://tinyurl.com/3xwt6... #p2 #tcot #obama #politics #CableGate 25 minutes ago from TweetDeck mpoppel Sky News reports that Assange is just outside of London. They say they know where he is too. 26 minutes ago from TweetDeck EANewsFeed #Wikileaks Update: Site now available again after loss of service provider http://tinyurl.com/3xwt6... #p2 #tcot #obama #politics #CableGate 26 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
WTOL11 National News- WikiLeaks dropped by domain name provider http://bit.ly/dRkwug 26 minutes ago from twitterfeed 
moorehn I bet the site will crash. RT @tweetminster Live Q&A with Julian Assange on The Guardian at 1pm http://bit.ly/g0DdOd 27 minutes ago from web 
velezcnn Todas las noticias En Al Dia: Lluvias en America, frio en Europa, Wikileaks, mundial 36 minutes ago from Twitter for iPad 
cnni Domain provider cuts WikiLeaks access http://goo.gl/fb/1xfsh 37 minutes ago from Google 
WPIX #WikiLeaks dropped by American domain name provider after hack attacks - WPIX http://bit.ly/fQBJh4 37 minutes ago from TweetMeme felix85 so police are in touch with Assange and know where he is, just outside London apparently, why don't they move in.. 39 minutes ago from Seesmic twhirl 
guardianeco Wikileaks cables reveal Foreign Office misled parliament over Diego Garcia http://gu.com/p/2yfzx/tf 39 minutes ago from twitterfeed guardiannews WikiLeaks cables: Karzai pushed Nato to end Afghanistan night raids http://gu.com/p/2yhcb/tf 43 minutes ago from twitterfeed guardiannews Wikileaks cables reveal Foreign Office misled parliament over Diego Garcia http://gu.com/p/2yfzx/tf 43 minutes ago from twitterfeed foxnewsradio More internet trouble for document dumper WikiLeaks, losing it's dot-org domain. http://foxrad.io/newscast 44 minutes ago from HootSuite 
juniamafia RT @MailOnline: WikiLeaks moves website to Switzerland after web address 'killed' by U.S. firm http://bit.ly/gYAvyO 45 minutes ago from UberTwitter 
MailOnline WikiLeaks moves website to Switzerland after web address 'killed' by U.S. firm: The site's U.S. domain name syst... http://bit.ly/gYAvyO 48 minutes ago from twitterfeed 
Chanders RT @StKonrath: Without a voice - "WikiLeaks Downed By Its DNS Service Provider" http://ht.ly/3jjAR 49 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
cnnbrk #WikiLeaks back online after being dropped by U.S. domain name provider http://on.cnn.com/e7nWFp 53 minutes ago from web 
reddit WikiLeaks vanishes from web as US company removes DNS support | Media | guardian.co.uk [worldnews] 90 points http://reddit.com/efi01 54 minutes ago from Tweettit 
TomRaftery If only there were some country that believed in free speech and democracy - it could protect #wikileaks whatever the cost! 55 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
SkyNewsPolitics WikiLeaks: UK Military 'Not Up To The Task': Leaked documents have revealed a US commander said British forces w... http://bit.ly/fdh2ST 56 minutes ago from twitterfeed 
TheStalwart Lesson to media = RT @mpoppel: We have full stories prepared in the event that Assange is arrested. All we do is hit the publish button! 58 minutes ago from TweetDeck mpoppel We have full stories prepared in the event that Assange is arrested. All we do is hit the publish button! 58 minutes ago from TweetDeck 
NewStatesman Julian Assange doesn't like America. So what? Why his politics are a sideshow http://bit.ly/gVkyXq 1 hour ago from web 
joshtpm RT @thegarance: RT @WireUpdate: WikiLeaks forfeits the usage of http://WikiLeaks.org and changes their domain to WikiLeaks.ch - http://b ... 1 hour ago from Twitter for iPad Front PagePoliticsBusinessMediaEntertainmentComedySportsStyleWorldGreen Food TravelTech Living Health Divorce Arts Books Religion Impact Education College NY LA Chicago Denver BlogsAdvertise | Make HuffPost your Home Page | RSS | Careers | FAQ | Contact UsCopyright © 2010 HuffingtonPost.com, Inc. | User Agreement | Privacy | Comment Policy | About Us | Powered by Movable Type
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