Wikileaks: Putin as the Iranian nuclear sabotòil

In 2006, when Moscow still it opposed sanctions against Iran, Russian President Vladimir Putin had secretly ordered the sabotage of Iran's nuclear program to which his country was collaborating. He revealed the Israeli daily Yediot Aharonot quoted a confidential cable held by the staff of Wikileaks. The document, not yet available on the website of the newspaper or on the web portal of Julian Assange, recounts a conversation between the director of the Israel Atomic Energy Commission Gideon Frank and the American Ambassador Richard Jones in Tel Aviv.

Wikileaks, Al-Qaeda "hiding" behind Islamic groups in India

There would be Al-Qaeda behind the Islamic missionary movement Tablighi Jamaat, who used the name of the group based in New Delhi to obtain travel documents for asylum and his militants. This is revealed in documents released by WikiLeaks basis of confessions obtained during interrogations of 779 prisoners at Guantanamo.

The Tabligh Jamaat, therefore, was defined as an organization for proselytizing which aims to support the terrorists. " Al Qaeda, in fact, used Jamaat to facilitate international travel of its members and to obtain money. The organization would also be connected with the 2006 Mumbai bombings in which at least 166 people died and hundreds were injured.

Wikileaks, the prisoners in Guantanamo "was enough to wear a Casio"

Demonstrators protesting in London about the detention of British citizens in U.S. prisons to be locked up in maximum security prison at Guantanamo U.S. have done enough, "a trip to Afghanistan for any reason after the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001." Or wear a precise model of Casio, "often delivered to the students of explosives in Al Qaeda in Afghanistan." Thus, at least 150 people were detained even if innocent.

Equation pacifist

For those fans of the peace, who does the war has never doubt that the conflict is always no ifs and buts, and those who defend the non-violence is likely to be absent or maceration. So the first post-conflict intercontinental 11 / 9 (ie not directly resulted from 11 September 2001 and the choices made by the Americans) do not seem to clot when a clear and unanimous response from those who opposed (and in any case always?) use of arms.

Libya, where the cats were deteriorating

Often, more recently, and alas, it is suspected that behind us is a war for oil. But wars are not made to "take the oil," tout court: you can almost always get comfortable signing an agreement with a handshake. Who has the oil but needs to sell it. Certainly, the increased demand and diminishing resources have led to a seller's market, rather than the buyer, but the goal remains the same for both.

Assange, the court decides to extradite in Sweden

Yes extradition of Julian Assange. This decision by the tribunal in London on a request by Sweden against the founder of Wikileaks. Assange is accused by the prosecution of sexual crimes in Stockholm after the complaint in the fall by two women who accused him of sexual intercourse against their will.

Judge Howard Riddle considered eligible violence and allegations of sexual harassment lodged by both established and "properly motivated" the request for extradition presented by the Scandinavian country. The founder of Wikileaks now has a week to present the previously announced appeal the ruling.

Egypt, Wikileaks: "From a secret U.S. support leaders facing"

The United States, while supporting the allied government of Hosni Mubarak, at least three years secretly supporting dissidents who were behind the revolt of the square in recent days as part of a plan to promote a "regime change" in favor of democracy in Cairo in 2011: what is revealed today the site of the British newspaper The Telegraph, quoting a secret diplomatic documents published by Wikileaks site.

Wikileaks, soon on the website a list of offshore accounts. Politicians involved 40 different countries

After Afghanistan and Iraq and in the wake of a new safe Cablegate secrets is coming to Wikileaks: and this time not to shake the Pentagon and the State Department but a few thousand multimillion potentially large tax evaders, including forty politicians. Rudolf Elmer, former Swiss banker who in three days will have to appear before the courts for violation of Swiss banking secrecy, decided to entrust the data in its possession at the site founded by Julian Assange.

"Civil Society" prohibited media

Among the many "enemies" that Wikileaks is facing the fiercest is the Chinese dragon. He said the same Julian Assange in an interview published yesterday in the British journal New Statesman: "In terms of censorship - in the words of Assange - China is the worst villain, the enemy number one technology: systems has aggressive and sophisticated interception intruding between any Chinese readers and sources of information outside the country.

Never mind the whale

Yes! Never mind the whales, it is their fault if they are, they're too fat, and then if there is to do a trade secret bell'accordo with Japan, which go to hell 'sti environmentalists nag. So he must have thought the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in spite of its politically correct etiquette when he endorsed a wicked plot to resume sustainable hunting (now a few words are the slogan of coverage of the worst atrocities) to whales.

Wikileaks and the U.S. war information

The U.S. Department of Justice has ordered Twitter to provide all data and information in its possession in relation to a number of accounts belonging to Julian Assange, Birgitta Jonsdottir (Icelandic parliamentary promoter of the Icelandic Modern Media Initiative), Bradley Manning ( The soldier accused of having communicated the information to Wikileaks stolen from the archives of the Pentagon) and other activists from Wikileaks.

A normal day at the front

Holmes calls himself and Defence Forum has set up one of those smilies that are used to design a state of mind: the smiley face that chose whistles and looks away. Maybe this would be enough to understand how the Italian soldiers tell "their" war in Afghanistan: "In the case of the poor dead Alpine - Holmes makes clear - it was an action such as this ...

a normal day on the Afghan front." The smile whistles, below a video showing a group of soldiers in the trenches, machine-gunned to the horizon while downloading enemy. Here, the peacekeeping mission, telling us this is from the buildings here. Wikileaks had told of the "disastrous" campaign by the Americans, the possible "evidence of war crimes," the task force secret, the hypothesis of "double game" conducted by Pakistan.