Friday, February 11, 2011

Wikileaks: interest revelations about Bank of America questioned

The revelations likely to "drop a bank or two" promised by the co-founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange would not be so explosive it claims. The Australian computer ignores the value of internal data of Bank of America which promises the imminent release, according to conversations he had in private with three relatives.

Julian Assange, say they, told them it was mail from the hard drive of a framework for the establishment, the most recent is 2006. He did not know whether their content is or is not explicitly recognized and not to draw anything by itself, clarify its relatives. Great effort on the part of financial experts would, he said, needed to assess interest.

In October 2009, Julian Assange had indicated in an interview to Computerworld that WikiLeaks was in possession of five gigabytes of data from a U.S. bank. He announced 29 November 2010 magazine Forbesque tens of thousands of internal documents of the institution in question would be published early 2011 and he expects the opening of an investigation.

The current Bank of America had lost 3% on November 30. Furthermore, in a book that was read daily Liberation preview, the former right hand man of Mr Assange, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, book history Wikileaks inside view and a portrait of his cofounder. "Free thinker, energetic, great. Loathing.

Power hungry. Megalo," the die is cast between the two men separated in September 2010. We also learn that "a long time they [were] 'presque'que two backstage, juggling night and day with the nicknames," and that the site was structured along the lines of Scientology. " Domscheit Daniel Berg, after leaving Wikileaks, opened in late January OpenLeaks, "a platform leak" it wants "optimal" and more transparent.

His book Inside Wikileaks, backstage at the website the more dangerous the world appears Thursday in Germany. It will be released next week in ten countries including France (Grasset).

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