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I really appreciate that prosecutor Candina Heath used secret evidence to convict, played on FUD, and in particular made it illegal to merely link to certain pu

I really appreciate that prosecutor Candina Heath used secret evidence to convict, played on FUD, and in particular made it illegal to merely link to certain publicly-available information. I will definitely sleep easier at night knowing that I better always agree with the government, no matter how corrupt it gets.

specialp 12y ago
Why don't you read the court documents of the facts that he pled guilty to. He hid his laptops and put out a decoy device when he knew the feds were coming. He threatened to kill the feds on Youtube and Twitter. Those 2 things are not exactly secret evidence. Then he was working with FBI infiltrated Lulzsec/Anonymous while they were actively breaking into Stratfor before it was known and being a spokesperson for Anonymous afterwards. This to me seems to be kinda crossing the line when it comes to reporting on something. Should we have reporters that know of a crime that will happen and then become the intermediary between the criminals and the victim when it becomes public? That is not linking publicly available information it is a bit more than that. He was not charged for linking.
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