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> Are foreigners allowed to hack military networks in your country? Yes, it happens all day every day. Assange didn't even "hack" anything, he allegedly helpe
by realce 5y ago
> Are foreigners allowed to hack military networks in your country?
Yes, it happens all day every day. Assange didn't even "hack" anything, he allegedly helped educate Manning, no different than a text file or a 2600 article. Manning committed the crime, she was the one bound by US laws, not Assange. We could hand over every journo who has aided classified foreign information being published in US media, it's the same thing.
The crime of publishing is the truth, not an emotional tale, regardless of the official charges, unless your definition of intelligence is believing the charging documents of the American government as truth.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 5y agoAssange received a hashed password and said he passed it onto his "LM guy" He later asks for the status on the hash. Do reporters usually help people break the law?
- realce 5y ago> Do reporters usually help people break the law? Truthfully that question is hard to answer, you must be specific - do you mean reporters helping people jaywalk? Source the law that this Australian citizen ran afoul of. Greenwald provided protection and services to Snowden where the case for espionage is much stronger, we do not consider him a criminal however.