the impact these documents could have as john radek she is the director of the national security and human rights and government accountability project welcome jazz latin so a songe says that these documents are embarrassing for the syrian regime but also embarrassing for the west i think that's accurate i mean from what we've seen so far and again we're talking about two point five million documents that span the time period of six years but from what we've seen so far it really reveals the west and western companies how they see one thing and do another for example we the u.s. in europe have been severely sent shinning syria and yet now we're finding out from the latest cache of emails that western companies have been assisting their syrian government in building your radio network you know and i think that we do have we have one of those emails it's between. the tele and company it's called finmeccanica between their employees and syria selling communications hardware to the country here it is it says dear rami due to the current situation and changes you had to make please disreg

the press in the us and our first amendment rights to discuss this earlier i was joined by jasmine radek director for national security and human rights and the government accountability project as one is also the author of the book you see there traitor the whistleblower and the american taliban i first asked her about john kerry and if this is an attempt by the government to retaliate against him for embarrassing them take a look. he was the first cia agent to reveal that that torture was occurring and the cia was conducting it and that it was an actual program not mere and proposition and that waterboarding is torture so i think that's what's really behind this and he didn't lose three motions basically on the bill of particulars to get more information about the indictment they told him it was without prejudice and he could come back if he didn't get enough information and discovery and the motion for a selective and indictive prosecution was denied but i think it serves the purpose of the judge said she found it provocative and informative and the motion to dismiss about the unconst

all mean about freedom of the press in the us and our first amendment rights to discuss this doesn't radek director for the national secure. and human rights and director of the government accountability project joins us now does one is also the author of the book you see there the whistleblower and the american taliban jesselyn pleasure to have you on the show as always so first want to talk about kerry yaku he's accused of revealing names of secret operatives the defense argues that this is all really just an attempt to punish him for embarrassing the agency what do you think this is really all about yes i think the defense is right because he was the first cia agent to reveal that that torture was occurring and the cia was conducting it and that it was an actual program not near and proposition and that waterboarding is torture so i think that's what's really behind this and he didn't lose three motions basically on the bill of particulars to get more information about the indictment they told him it was without prejudice and he could come back if he didn't get enough information and di

the criticism julian assange and wiki leaks have face proof of group significance so it's just one radek national security and human rights to rector at the government accountability project if these leaks were meaningless fluff or not in the public interest in knowing cared no one would report on them and they would see julian assange djoser crackpot and no one would pay any attention to it the fact that they're being reported on inherently shows their worth despite the fact that credit card companies that chilled doll financial support to wiki leaks and he is holed up in the embassy disorganisation is continuing to function which is a testament to the by ability of weekly leaks as an organization especially at this time and i find all of this very interesting because it shows number one week the leaks is alive and well despite the best efforts of so many countries to shut it down and number two that as much as a mainstream media wants to distance itself from wiki leaks the syria files are the front page of every major newspaper in the world right now. we don't forget but we give editor

the government should be minimal, it wasn't radek dvorak castle kor marxist that brought the leaders in but the leaders of capitalism that understood they reached a dead end, without the government there was no hope and they became the greatest enenthusiasts for massive government intervention -- >> rose: without intervention it would have been over. >> that was their view. >> rose: not just their view a lot of people's view. >> a lot of people's view and it is probably true, yes. and so we bailed them out, they said -- >> rose: that was the operative reason for bailout. >> >> rose: that the system would clams. >> right. but the question is, do you avoid system clams with that kind of a bail without that makes no fundamental changes, so that we look now at a story then these banks were too big to fail and without exception they are bigger now than they were at the time we said that. this is a society that is pinning out of control when it does such glaringly contradictory things and we all know it and fog happens. it is as if with the deer caught in the dead light of a process of bre

so i'm here for linux along the today there is a rainy day coming very soon all right mark o'byrne radek time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert and i think my guest mark o'beirne of goldcorp going to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you into next time nice guys are staying back. i.

summer so i'm here for linux and today there is a rainy day coming very soon all right mark o'byrne radek time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert and i think my guest mark o'beirne of goldcorp going to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you into like timex guys are saying but. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you. something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.

the government should be minimal, it wasn't radek dvorak castle kor marxist that brought the leaders in but the leaders of capitalism that understood they reached a dead end, without the government there was no hope and they became the greatest enenthusiasts for massive government intervention -- >> rose: without intervention it would have been over. >> that was their view. >> rose: not just their view a lot of people's view. >> a lot of people's view and it is probably true, yes. and so we bailed them out, they said -- >> rose: that was the operative reason for bailout. >> >> rose: that the system would clams. >> right. but the question is, do you avoid system clams with that kind of a bail without that makes no fundamental changes, so that we look now at a story then these banks were too big to fail and without exception they are bigger now than they were at the time we said that. this is a society that is pinning out of control when it does such glaringly contradictory things and we all know it and fog happens. it is as if with the deer caught in the dead light of a process of bre