julien was born in queensland, australia. he is editor in chief of wikileaks. he has facilitated more acts of whistleblowing than any other individual. there have been calls to -- for his assassination. he is continuing ongoing espionage investigations. he described in a phrase, he called wicked leaks -- wikilea ks the intelligence agency of the people. he writes about politics, economics, world affairs. when he is not writing, and he is speaking. there are other political programs. before joining the statesman, he worked for channel four. opposing the motion, we have sir david richards. 30 years of service in baghdad. in 2003, david returned to baghdad. he is the un special representative to iraq. he is the head of defense and intelligence. he has had a long and distinguished career and side of the u.s. government. that says here that he was responsible for the security of the protesting systems across the world. a journalist has recently been moved to become assistant director of the society. i think you were due to be in new york this evening. i am grateful

however it seems that the danco may be returning to the sun sort of form finishing strongly to fire julienrice he'll face a much tougher test in the next round up as he takes on foreign soil h. pocketing his pipes after losing in straight sets to florian my. search for the next undercurrent lanka is still continuing in russia for the game scots what better place to look for future talent than up the country's youth basketball league finals which were held just outside the capital this week constantine to top up the story i. was sure it isn't in the best of health at the moment however to grassroots level the signs are more promising well developing the sport has become a priority the an eighteen basketball league aims to develop future stars and this here is finals were held just outside moscow in the united league title this year and the future holds for the club from the most region as their juniors have been unstoppable this season if it is not the first time we pulled to such tournament's the finals turned out to be very exciting the type battles in every match there was lots of talent

julien was born in queensland, australia. he is editor in chief of wikileaks. he has facilitated more acts of whistleblowing than any other individual. there have been calls to -- for his assassination. he is continuing ongoing espionage investigations. he described in a phrase, he called wicked leaks -- wikilea ks the intelligence agency of the people. he writes about politics, economics, world affairs. when he is not writing, and he is speaking. there are other political programs. before joining the statesman, he worked for channel four. opposing the motion, we have sir david richards. 30 years of service in baghdad. in 2003, david returned to baghdad. he is the un special representative to iraq. he is the head of defense and intelligence. he has had a long and distinguished career and side of the u.s. government. that says here that he was responsible for the security of the protesting systems across the world. a journalist has recently been moved to become assistant director of the society. i think you were due to be in new york this evening. i am grateful

julien was born in queensland, australia. he is editor in chief of wikileaks. he has facilitated more acts of whistleblowing than any other individual. there have been calls to -- for his assassination. he is continuing ongoing espionage investigations. he described in a phrase, he called wicked leaks -- wikilea ks the intelligence agency of the people. he writes about politics, economics, world affairs. when he is not writing, and he is speaking. there are other political programs. before joining the statesman, he worked for channel four. posing the motion, we have sir david richards. 30 years of service in baghdad. in 2003, david returned to baghdad. he is the un special representative to iraq. he is the head of defense and intelligence. he has had a long and distinguished career and side of the u.s. government. that says here that he was responsible for the security of the protesting systems across the world. a journalist has recently been moved to become assistant director of the society. i think you were due to be in new york this evening. i am grateful th

i do not want to talk about wikileaks, julien, me, paul, i want to talk about a man named joe darby. he is a high-school graduate fr small-town pennsylvania. he joined and it went to iraq in 2004. he was accidently given two cds containing photographs taken at abu ghraib. he sought the iraqi prisoners being stacks and forced to perform sex acts on each other, being attacked with dogs, being attacked, sodomized, raped. those pictures showed torture, abuse, rape, every indecency. joe darby, to use the lgo of the military, ratted on his friends, his fellow show -- ellis soldiers. they did not arrest those guys banged. when he went home to see his wife, they were told that they had to sell their house because it was not safe anymore. he had to be followed around by bodyguards. he had to quit the military, all because he decided to blow the whistle. he helped uncover one of the worst crimes perpetred by the u.s. and abroad in recent years and there are a lot to choose from. darby was asked by anderson cooper in an interview, did you ask -- did you wish that it was not you that was given t

what do you think, adam, julien assange who describes himself as a reporter funking as a reporter?u think what he did was heroic? valuable? deplorable? >> that's a lot of questions. well, you know, the first thing is, you know, wow, to me i see the parallels between the cables that we learned about from the church commission hearings back in the 70s. they are not dramatic like those, like, let's topple the government, but it's interesting that 40 years later we have the same revelations coming from that communications mode. do i think what we did was heroic? i don't know that most things are heroic, but it's interesting. it had this incredible impact on our sphere. i think for journalists in one way, the important thing it's done is made the idea of journalism the concept of journalism interesting to people beyond our circles, that people started talking about journalism again and important stories because of that. i think that that is weirdly an interesting and important impact he's had, that that's had. a journalist or not? i think that he's a person who has found a way to get ve