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one sees clearly only with the heart

what is essential is invisible to the eye

Jac elyn. The slightly deranged teenager getting ready for the zombie apocalypse, also addicted to sugary/sweet stuff and junk food. MLIA.
Longer profile & list of links.

Leakage. / WikiLeaks / Concealment. / Plea. / Out of Tune / Ticking clocks and singing socks. / Step aside and make way for death & all his friends. / Discovery? / Free but trapped. / Kiddies. Let loose. /

Distraction and enlightenment.

Saturday, December 11, 2010

The Cable about SG was alright, just that China has been said to do bad stuff;
"[...]has already taken actions like killing ROK Cabinet Members in Burma and shooting down a KAL flight."
So other than that, here I am today, to summarize what's going on with WikiLeaks.
Here are the sites still supporting WikiLeaks, and not chickening out like Amazon and PayPal.

"I've got confirmed today that I am capable of supporting Al-Qaeda, Ku Klux Klan, buy weapons, drugs and all sorts of pornopraphy with a VISA card. But that's not being investigated. Instead I can not support a humanitarian organisation fighting for the freedom of speech."

Quoted from that site. Can just imagine the US Government folks jaw drop LOL.
Here. Assange is now charged with spying and has no internet in jail. Forced to watch boring TV.
This one can imagine Assange rolling his eyes, then facepalm and cursing the gov.
Quoted below from the site:

Though he appears to have committed no crime in the States, the administration is under enormous pressure to find some way of punishing the Australian for unleashing a stream of diplomatic embarrassments on to the internet.

HMMMMMM???? So now charge him with rape allegations isit? Such desperate ppl;

With so much to hide. Punishing and innocent man who did nth wrong but everything good.

He kinda reminds me of myself. Pissing ppl off without getting penalised;

Except the pissed off folks are trying to get rid of him. Hoho my math test;

~~I screwed up the presentation but all answers correct. Got a lot of red pen marks and comments;~~

~~But not a single mark gone. Hohoho.~~ Anyway, back to Julian Assange. Here is Angry Australia.

This is win. The MPs themselves are angry at Julia Gillard's treatment of Assange.

His comments came as Attorney-General Robert McClelland was yesterday unable to explain how Mr Assange had broken Australian law.

Mr McClelland indicated an Australian Federal Police investigation into whether WikiLeaks had committed a criminal act could go on for more than a year.

The government has come under fire after Ms Gillard appeared to pass judgment on Mr Assange, declaring that "the foundation stone of this WikiLeaks issue is an illegal act".

No, Ms Gillard, Assange didnt anything wrong, unless doing the world a favour is illegal.

I think Palin said Assange should be hunted down like bin Laden. Which is funny;

That means Assange has a lot more years. Since bin Laden isnt caught yet. LOL.

Ms Grierson said the world had embraced the open, globalised flow of information, and had to deal with its consequences. "We now have to find ways to respond to that which are reasonable, not irrational in any way," she said.

Yes, putting a humanitarian on the Interpol Most Wanted is very very irrational.
Hey I really like the article. Go read it. Needless to say, I love Australians now. GO AUSSIES!

I think its really nice, Australia supporting their citizen, though so many powers against them.

VigilantCitizen shared something about WikiLeaks, check it out here.Quote:

But he pointed out that “a lot of this information that is now public is important for the public to know.”

Asked to respond to claims by some members of the Obama administration and the news media that the WikiLeaks documents have revealed nothing of importance, Potter called that “nonsense.”

“I think that’s entirely wrong,” he said.

“If they were revealing nothing of importance,” he explained, “why would the media pay attention to it at all? Why would The New York Times be writing stories about it?”

It's pretty obvious for now. The Govs involved are bad. As for Assange, cant tell yet.

But it kinda makes Assange the good guy for now. Please, the general public;

Dont let freedom be taken away. Wake up. We weren't made to be controlled or subdued.

So, a break from WikiLeaks. My life is ok, just that Monday to Thurs I'll be at TackleCamp;

Which means no internet and I wont know what is going on with WikiLeaks. Damnit.
Christmas is coming. The hols will be ending. That means I need resolutions for 2011;
I've a rough idea. But I'll post them up maybe another time.
Have to settle Tan Kah Kee stuff soon too. And start writing. I abandoned the pen.
Oh well. I hope I dont screw up in TackleCamp. Now it seems bleak though.

WikiLeaks, nor Julian Assange, did any wrong.
In fact, Assange did the world a great favour.
So suck it.

one sees clearly only with the heart what is essential is invisible to the eye
Jac elyn. The slightly deranged teenager getting ready for the zombie apocalypse, also addicted to sugary/sweet stuff and junk food. MLIA. Longer profile & list of links.
Leakage. / WikiLeaks / Concealment. / Plea. / Out of Tune / Ticking clocks and singing socks. / Step aside and make way for death & all his friends. / Discovery? / Free but trapped. / Kiddies. Let loose. /
Distraction and enlightenment. Saturday, December 11, 2010 The Cable about SG was alright, just that China has been said to do bad stuff; "[...]has already taken actions like killing ROK Cabinet Members in Burma and shooting down a KAL flight." So other than that, here I am today, to summarize what's going on with WikiLeaks. Here are the sites still supporting WikiLeaks, and not chickening out like Amazon and PayPal. "I've got confirmed today that I am capable of supporting Al-Qaeda, Ku Klux Klan, buy weapons, drugs and all sorts of pornopraphy with a VISA card. But that's not being investigated. Instead I can not support a humanitarian organisation fighting for the freedom of speech." Quoted from that site. Can just imagine the US Government folks jaw drop LOL. Here. Assange is now charged with spying and has no internet in jail. Forced to watch boring TV. This one can imagine Assange rolling his eyes, then facepalm and cursing the gov. Quoted below from the site: Though he appears to have committed no crime in the States, the administration is under enormous pressure to find some way of punishing the Australian for unleashing a stream of diplomatic embarrassments on to the internet. HMMMMMM???? So now charge him with rape allegations isit? Such desperate ppl; With so much to hide. Punishing and innocent man who did nth wrong but everything good. He kinda reminds me of myself. Pissing ppl off without getting penalised; Except the pissed off folks are trying to get rid of him. Hoho my math test; ~~I screwed up the presentation but all answers correct. Got a lot of red pen marks and comments;~~ ~~But not a single mark gone. Hohoho.~~ Anyway, back to Julian Assange. Here is Angry Australia. This is win. The MPs themselves are angry at Julia Gillard's treatment of Assange. His comments came as Attorney-General Robert McClelland was yesterday unable to explain how Mr Assange had broken Australian law. Mr McClelland indicated an Australian Federal Police investigation into whether WikiLeaks had committed a criminal act could go on for more than a year. The government has come under fire after Ms Gillard appeared to pass judgment on Mr Assange, declaring that "the foundation stone of this WikiLeaks issue is an illegal act". No, Ms Gillard, Assange didnt anything wrong, unless doing the world a favour is illegal. I think Palin said Assange should be hunted down like bin Laden. Which is funny; That means Assange has a lot more years. Since bin Laden isnt caught yet. LOL. Ms Grierson said the world had embraced the open, globalised flow of information, and had to deal with its consequences. "We now have to find ways to respond to that which are reasonable, not irrational in any way," she said. Yes, putting a humanitarian on the Interpol Most Wanted is very very irrational. Hey I really like the article. Go read it. Needless to say, I love Australians now. GO AUSSIES! I think its really nice, Australia supporting their citizen, though so many powers against them. VigilantCitizen shared something about WikiLeaks, check it out here.Quote: But he pointed out that “a lot of this information that is now public is important for the public to know.” Asked to respond to claims by some members of the Obama administration and the news media that the WikiLeaks documents have revealed nothing of importance, Potter called that “nonsense.” “I think that’s entirely wrong,” he said. “If they were revealing nothing of importance,” he explained, “why would the media pay attention to it at all? Why would The New York Times be writing stories about it?” It's pretty obvious for now. The Govs involved are bad. As for Assange, cant tell yet. But it kinda makes Assange the good guy for now. Please, the general public; Dont let freedom be taken away. Wake up. We weren't made to be controlled or subdued. So, a break from WikiLeaks. My life is ok, just that Monday to Thurs I'll be at TackleCamp; Which means no internet and I wont know what is going on with WikiLeaks. Damnit. Christmas is coming. The hols will be ending. That means I need resolutions for 2011; I've a rough idea. But I'll post them up maybe another time. Have to settle Tan Kah Kee stuff soon too. And start writing. I abandoned the pen. Oh well. I hope I dont screw up in TackleCamp. Now it seems bleak though. WikiLeaks, nor Julian Assange, did any wrong. In fact, Assange did the world a great favour. So suck it.