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This is why I'm so critical against informants/whistleblowers (I'm referencing an old Google tax whistleblower...not Snowden or Manning), because most have thei
by quackerhacker 13y ago
This is why I'm so critical against informants/whistleblowers (I'm referencing an old Google tax whistleblower...not Snowden or Manning), because most have their own intentions and greed/fame motives.
He deceived wikileak supporters to sell shirts.
Chronicled his "adventure," obviously to source the article.
Attempted to associate with LulzSec and Anon, and did associate with the FBI...for setting up Wikileaks, or ego?
The only thing in this story I like is that the FBI used him and cut him off when he had no more value.
I may be bias here since kpoulsen has done an article on me, but this guy doesn't deserve the attention he'll get...probably use it to sell more shirts
- wavefunction 13y agoYou can't say "most." You can at best say "some."
- Uchikoma 13y agoOr "Perhaps at least one." :-)
- abraininavat 13y agoOr just be completely honest and say "".