this and so the actors fuck you might go to meet online meetings
jesus but
all at the allied today in the within the states that the republicans
exit when you find out who it is here's a guy was like right but it was a strong strong
case that he made for it
ron paul from texas study other before the house tickets amass school of at the beginning
of a speech
wiki leaks
release of classified information has generated a lot of attention worldwide in the past few
weeks
hysterical reaction makes one wonder if this is not an example of killing the messenger
for the bad news
despite what his claim information so far released of classified has caused no known
harm to any individual bay has caused plenty of embarrassment to our government
losing a grip on our empires not welcome by the new conservatives in charge
there is now more information confirming that saudi arabia is a pretty principal supporter
and financier
of al qaeda ambition set off alarm bells since we derived he
it's sheer e sharia run government
this emphasizes even more of the fact that no al-qaeda existed in iraq before nine eleven
yet we went to war against iraq based on bill i that it did
it has been charged by self-proclaimed experts that julie on the house arms
the internet publisher of this information has committed a heinous crime deserving prosecution
for treason and execution
or even assassination
but should we not at least ask how the u_s_ government can charge an australian citizen
with treason for publishing u_s_ secret information that he did not steal
and if we keep leases that to be prosecuted for publishing classified documents
why should the washington post the new york times and others that have also publish these
documents
be prosecuted
actually some in congress are threatening this as well
birthday at what is that when up
at beth israel ladybird local newscasts at that here's against the documents uh... and
uh... it ron paul's in favor of releasing the documents it is right in any say look
these guys that are on the right
of course referring to fox news ho since everyone saying we should rob obama no signs that he's
like well what do you celebrate is due in new york times dachshund he's like look what's
more harmful
of that what we did in these countries in getting these people kill or finding out about
it
it's the most elementary question any just
and ninety percent right
die i have tremendous respect for ron paul and they look there are places where heightened
wildly disagree with them
and i think i one point to be in charge will be honest ok because his ideas on tightening
credit card
draconian in the other direction ghastly right
he's such a great wish to have because nobody else is saying this democrat a republican
so those for the end of the speech
that he's listing all these interesting questions really catch him in the middle here and then
and then when i watch that
number five
which has resulted in
in the greatest number of deaths
lines into war or with the leaks revelations of the release of the pentagon papers
if a science can be convicted of a crime for publishing information that he did not steal
what does this say about the future of the first amendment andy independence of the internet
number seven might be that the real reason for the new year universal attacks on wiki
leaks is more of an secretly maintaining a seriously flawed foreign policy of empire
really is
about national security
number eight
is there not a huge difference between releasing secret information to help the enemy in the
time of declared war
which is treason and the releasing of information to expose our government lies that promote
secret wars
and corruption
number nine was it not once considered
patriotic to stand up to our government when it's wrong
you know
uh... back in the data people would during the primaries in two thousand eight and you
know the every would-be biggest supporters they'll save ron paul congressman politics
dr
right back to pop but you know what i got to do with them
there was a hell of a speech doctor paul
uh... you know one of the though hallmarks of the first amendment
pressure america's deductions records up twelve prior restraint
that you can't stop them invade it's gonna be bad you can't stop before they option we
can't have a system like that happening on where you can
information from show up
obviously though if we start
prosecuting people like julian massage no matter what you think of them and i i think
there's some evidence of wiki leaks has been
uh... occasionally blacklist
no one else is doing it and we have this giant sort of clamp on secrecy so your
you're criticizing probably the wrong guy and they can do it better
but so what time do it better
but that if we start doing this the prosecution afterwards you think
that those republicans in congress
answer prayer on fox news
novel just want to take the next step
it was not enough that we prosecuting the problem is the information got out there
and we gotta stop that
so then you're gonna get to the point where the where the new york times has a story that
wishing order what happened for
and when around it
and just ignored it and broke the law
violated the fourth amendment constitution
and they won't be able to do that story
because it will it within dangers national security and i'll stop ahead of time and then
we live in a different country
and another
you know i'm not a slippery slope that
but you start prosecuting people for releasing information they didn't steal
that doesn't
aid the enemy
do were in a dangerous horrible place died as a no-brainer
he did have a interesting conversation about the responsibility that we can least has dipped
possibility that the media has in dealing with wiki leaks and they've been
okay at times of the times they've just thrown information out there a little bit recklessly
monday
some people who apparently hate julian assigns in wiki leaks
are going to start their own
thing called open leaks
uh... and they're going to work more closely with media sources and we're trusting them
at those media sources are going up that the stuff
very thoughtfully
that's how this process is supposed to work
and they're not gonna throw stuff up as randomly but the whole idea still the same
uh... open avenue for whistleblowers
to come forward had information released
there's no point prosecuting joyous times because you can't so you can shut down with
the weeks that open leaks
and then you know wiki leaks itself but if i get away for allegedly it's all you know
i mean it's all coming together that's two fifty cents per mt u_k_ that
then you can arrest them all
alright so uh... furs electorally greet look i'm a guy
i'm gonna give you know i'm a big the financial in a size in the sense that
somebody had to do it he did it was brave
what what always happens is that
you'd be criticized the manner in which you did right that's right right but uh... that's
bullshit
they they hate that he's actually reviewing secrets they want to keep
because they were doing things that were wall
like killing innocent journalists as we saw on the tape and iraq tape
you know fifteen thousand extra civilians killed which they never admit
who do in science we could stop okay
but i think the open leaks uh... development it eyed group and his office
because then it's not just about one person 'cause this whole thing is
phyllis eisen symbol it's not advocate we'll ever dot you limits on you know it's an
credibly happy that he started but even tho polices against julia signs but they got their
leaking in a different way
rate without office
it's been started by uh... by the former wiki leaks spokesman who once referred us on jazz
a slave driver and ironically they say one of the reasons
that they're doing this is because signed
the wiki leaks
process
an unclear and they're like now we need transparency for us people i don't know what we're doing
but you can't sort of they have a crusade
for transparency in openness in government and then have are processed not be transparent
we're gonna start to think
we're gonna be totally transparent
and we're gonna private get more transparency from foreign states
and all those leads back
to the four data center
for thursday begins by slim display is hopefully about the pass a law that says
all uniqueness we got your back
we're going to protect youth here and you're gonna be allowed to lead
we're not going to bend to international pressure just clamp down on you and cetera et cetera
uh... i'd hold a pass at law and and where they're going to store the the servers
is the ford and looks great the florida filled one without as even better lick it lick douglas
avenue sponsored totally spotlight being played
but at least of which is set up in phillips anybody anyone from anywhere
and it's a little in and out from underneath eleven actually go to court dot hot flat tak
and anything that never did it