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I find it equally likely there's an undisclosed request from the DoJ involving their accounts -- and that they're trying to get a narrative out before something
by NotAnEconomist 8y ago
I find it equally likely there's an undisclosed request from the DoJ involving their accounts -- and that they're trying to get a narrative out before something like indictments come out.
There's a lot of very clear slant in this article.
It leaves unanswered the question why a front laundering Russian intelligence should expect to be allowed to operate on a US platform.
- k1m 8y agoDon't think there's any proof of Wikileaks being a front for anyone. If anything, they've come under intense attack, including what increasingly appears to be a made-up story published by the Guardian. https://observer.com/2018/12/glenn-greenwald-on-sucker-journalists-and-why-theres-no-silver-bullet-coming-for-trump/ https://observer.com/2018/12/glenn-greenwald-on-sucker-journ...
- jammygit 8y agoI've never hears an actual explanation for why wikileaks is accused of being a Russian puppet besides circumstantial things. Is there any hard (or medium hard) evidence?
- pl1234 8y agoAssange had a show on RT and hasn't published much anti-russian material, so that makes him a russian intelligence puppet. At least that is the claim of the left-wing conspiracy theorists.