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That's one claim that Greenwald makes slightly differently: > there is also little in the released portions about Assange using an "encrypted Internet conferen
by wnoise 16y ago
That's one claim that Greenwald makes slightly differently:
> there is also little in the released portions about Assange using an "encrypted Internet conferencing service" to talk to Manning or specially creating a "dedicated server" for Manning to use.
I think that this is a minor distinction -- whether the server was specifically made for Manning, or pre-existing, and only "made available". Details like that rapidly get made up as the news passes around.
However:
> Lamo's claim -- that Manning told him that he physically dropped off a disk with classified information to WikiLeaks' "intermediaries" in Boston -- is nowhere to be found in the chat logs released by Poulsen.
I certainly can't find this portion.