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> But people do blackmail journalists, ... It's been like ten days since Guardian/Greenberg made public the four powerpoints as authentic evidence. We had th
by e3pi 13y ago
> But people do blackmail journalists, ...
It's been like ten days since Guardian/Greenberg made public the four powerpoints as authentic evidence. We had the Q&A this morning, but offers nothing new from the supposed existence of all the data leaked we've been teased with.
I get the strategic timed-release explanation, but on the other hand, could it be, with the US-UK tightly coupled intelligence agencies, that the Guardian has now a gag order?
If so, and after the Wasington Post waffling, does ES have a plan C?
- mryan 13y agoThe Ministry of Defence has issued a D notice preventing the UK media from 'publish[ing] information that may "jeopardise both national security and possibly UK personnel"'. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/17/defence-d-bbc-media-censor-surveillance-security http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/17/defence-d-bbc-me...
- e3pi 13y agoPLAN C: what's left-- pastebin, that New Yorker thing(no, gag order), Anonymous posting onto defaced sites, wikileaks, ... more?