Post Tagged with: "WikiLeaks"

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  U.S. Moves One Step Closer to Trying Assange

  A London court has ordered the extradition of Julian Assange to the U.S.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Who Loves WikiLeaks Now?

  Wikileaks has once again ignited a debate over government overreach.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Extra! Extra! Do Not Read All About It!

  The digital disconnect happened as Wikileaks is releasing a cascade of hacked data.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Kicking Assange

  On Sunday, Julian Assange took the authoritarian/anti-authoritarian conflict out onto the balcony of his asylum refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, berating the United States for its “witch hunt” and “war on whistleblowers.”
   
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  [Article] The Authoritarianism Battle: Governments Increase their Monitoring and Control of Citizens

  Discover which governments now lead the race to control digital information, and in turn their own citizens.
   
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  The Real Reason WikiLeaks Is Going Dark

  The WikiLeaks controversy is an early skirmish in an epic, brewing battle over Internet regulation and freedoms.
   
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  [Article] Federal Employees Under Scrutiny

  Increasingly authoritarian government rule is not surprising given the ongoing bear market in social mood at Cycle, Supercycle and Grand Supercycle degree.
   
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  [Press] Julian Assange and the Faucet of Secrets

  GAINESVILLE, Ga. / November 5, 2010 – Why is WikiLeaks airing the dirty secrets of powerful nations now? What motivates the sources of the leaks—and why are they revealing their secrets now? To paraphrase a U.S. President, “It’s the bear market, stupid.”
   
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  [Article] WikiLeaks Takes Center Stage; Government Reactions Intensify

  Originally published in the Aug. 2010 Socionomist   In his two-part April and May study published in The Socionomist, Alan Hall predicted that: A continuing long-term trend toward negative social mood will cause society to become increasing fearful. This movement will lead to polarized views toward authoritarianism. Increases in surveillance […]