More on the wiki leaks
Posted on : 23-06-2010 | By : george@carveconsulting.com | In : Carve Consulting Blog, Outside of Work, Twitter
If anyone is still interested just come across another article, an interview with Julian Assange, who apparently came out of hiding on Monday.
The elusive founder of WikiLeaks came out of hiding in Europe Monday.
Julian Assange told The Daily Beast in an interview that while he will remain outside the U.S. indefinitely, his lawyers have opened a line of communication in Washington with the Obama administration in recent days about the website’s plans to release a leaked Pentagon video of the “carnage” of an American airstrike in Afghanistan last year.
The lawyers reached out, Assange said, in the wake of statements from American officials and news reports that the U.S. was desperate to track him down and prevent WikiLeaks from posting the video and other classified material reportedly leaked to the site by a 22-year-old American intelligence analyst now in custody in Kuwait.
“The law can be used in a number of ways if there is the political will to,” Assange said. “There is a history of abusing the legal process.”
Assange said that, whatever the public expressions of outrage in Washington about the leaks, the Obama administration had so far not attempted in any formal way to block WikiLeaks from posting additional classified material. The State Department and Pentagon raised no formal protest to site’s lawyers, he said. Nor has there been any formal threat that he faces arrest.
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