well love it or hate it wiki leaks has sure given us a lot to talk about over the past few years with its explosive revelations ahead will countdown of the top ten things we now know because of whistle blowing web site. and speaking of wiki leaks today is the second day anniversary of the largest intelligence leak in american history so what have we learned from this so-called that cable gate and also what's to come of its founder julian a song which details coming up. plus it is day two of the pretrial hearings for accused wiki leak or bradley manning today medical experts will take the stand to testify about the alleged wiki leaks treatment while in custody the latest on his case coming up in a bit. while it is wednesday november twenty eighth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out and you're watching our t.v. . today is the anniversary of an event that has been hugely significant both on historic and political levels revealing more than mere information two years ago today wiki leaks released cable gate let's go to our tease adriano seto to explain . hey there adriano l

love it or hate it wiki leaks has given us a lot to talk about over the past few years with its explosive revelations had will count down the top ten things we now know because of the whistle blowing web site. and speaking of wiki leaks today is the second anniversary of the largest intelligence leak in american history so what did we learn from this so-called cable gate and also was to call of its founder julian assange hunch details coming up. plus it's day two of the pretrial hearings for accused wiki leak of bradley manning today medical experts take the stand to testify about the alleged regulators treatment while in custody we'll have the latest on his case just event the news starts now. today is the anniversary of an event that has been hugely significant both on historic and political levels revealing more than mere information two years ago today wiki leaks released a cable gate let's go to adriano seto to explain hey there are others way down i mean we have certainly learned so much from this website i mean we have been as you just said before cable gate as it's commonly know d

those that will continue with the successes of wiki leaks.shouldn't be viewed merely as a demonstration of our organizations for reality or the realty of the activist community on the internet. they are also a function of this hoarding of information. by these national security states you know the reason that there was so much information to leak the reason it could be leaked all at once is because they had hoarded so much why had they hoarded so much wealth to gain extra power through knowledge they wanted their own knowledge internally to be easily accessible to their people to be searchable so as much power to be extracted from it as possible. the here we here exude attempts to redress the imbalance of power by taking what's inside these very powerful institutions and giving them to. the commons people in general so we can understand how world works and stop takeover by these powerful institutions but it's a function of how much knowledge these powerful institutions have accumulated you know next week marks two years since a staunch gave h

well new details today on the fight against wiki leaks the n.t. secret web site has released documents from the european commission which show quote hard right u.s. politicians orchestrated the big blockade against the site the documents show mastercard europe admitting senator joseph lieberman and representative peter king were behind the push to cut off finances to the site both members of congress have publicly condemned wiki leaks. this type of hacking this type of cyber theft are really the terrorist weapons of the twenty first century and that's why we have to adapt that's why we have to use traditional legislation such as the espionage act but also i've called to have wiki leaks declared a terrorist organization so we can seize their assets julian assigns it seems to me by taking that material and disseminating through wiki leaks says while at the espionage act of the united states of america i hope the justice department will soon indict him and that we will be able to extradite him from britain and bring a back to stand trial in the unite

soldier bradley manning has accused of releasing secret army files to wiki leaks claims he was abused in detention at turning cabin zs believes manning started paying for his alleged crimes long before the trial for nine months he was held at a marine base in quantico which i mention remey because manning is in the army so i was already strained at this marine brig he was held in solitary confinement on a very restricted schedule he was not allowed to do exercise in his cell he was not allowed to lie down in his cell all day today where the sit up without lean back against the wall all day he got out one hour a day for exercise and so it was a very restrictive environment for no good reason at all the military says is that protect him and the bradley manning feels like that in his in his lawyer here that this was punishment for four crime which would violate the military code of justice so. there's a motion to dismiss has been filed and that's what's being argued this week to dismiss because of pretrial punishment. now it's been two years since we can leaks first published classified

now when i say that wiki leaks is not a threat to my knowledge wiki leaks has not divulged any information that has resulted in any harm to anyone involved in formation that has been released now that's that's my understanding if in fact that ends up to be different well then that ends up to be a different situation but i think that transparency is something that is very important and as governor of new mexico i mean i did get to serve as two terms didn't serve two terms as governor of new mexico and was transparent of the notion that you tell the truth you let the chips lay where they may that people really appreciate issues first politics last politics has a way of. the truth and let the truth be known one of the instructions i gave to my cabinet all the time is let's let the attorneys catch up with whatever it is we might be dealing with but let's us be out there front line telling the truth on these issues first and foremost and we'll let the attorneys catch up with the truth . back to. create yeah i mean i agree certainly wiki leaks. to my knowledge as well and has not been a threat t

because it by the way encourages others and one of the interesting things about wiki leaks is far from it being suppressed there are thirty three new wiki leaks all around the world there's even one in bold the area there's one in the appalachian mountains of tennessee in the united states for coal miners to put out the truth about what happens in the coal mines i mean there's a lot of very interesting stuff going on prompted by that so far from being a discouraging thing i think a lot of people are quite encouraged by what's going on we certainly are for people watching the idea of a whistleblower is often deep throat from the watergate scandal and i say the figure that stays in the background see can you explain and summarize why it's so important that we protect these people because courage is contagious and if they are not caught. that's encouragement to everybody else. it's like any whistleblower anywhere it's fear that prevents them if we can reduce that fear then more will come forward so they'll be more investigative reporting better and more in-depth and skeptical reporting we

greater threat to our security than that kind of secrecy and we saw for example one of the facts of wiki leaks and their disclosures was to clarify the war crimes that were going on as part of the iraq war the incredible human rights abuses and because of those wiki leaks revelations the government of iraq actually refused to extend the stay of u.s. troops beyond what george bush had negotiated and though barack obama tried to extend their stay the government of iraq refused because of these revelations so i think it's actually a good thing for us to have transparency especially when. when it reveals crimes that are being conducted by our government secretly behind closed doors it's very important that we know and one of the very unfortunate things about the bush administration and then about the obama administration is that. they in fact began to hide these things and began to attack whistleblowers and in fact barack obama used the espionage act to incriminate and persecute whistleblowers more in the four years of his administration than all previous presidents combined so that is contr

back against the coat of corruption the recent high profile whistle blowing cases such as that of wiki leaks founder julian assange has given us a glimpse of the often harsh realities that face those who are brave enough to expose the secrets that there is in power would rather we kept hidden so what do you do if you have information that you feel should be exposed to turn to was tell us a bit more about that we're joined by gavin excited director of the center for investigative journalism but you're here today to talk to us about the new whistle playing great in the way we set up a whistleblowers group in britain because whistleblowers have very little protection here the law exists to nominally protect them but it's very weak and it means that. whistleblowers are encouraged to deal with the problem inside their own company inside the government agency whoever happens to be in that exposes them immediately to possible retribution and victimization psychological pressures on whistleblowers are quite intense they usually surprisingly lose their spouses the husband or the wife leaves the

bradley manning's allegedly of the wiki leaks documents which i think is important to put out for can text purposes because after that they formed a working group and started to put together this activity yeah absolutely seeing as bradley manning was a member of the military and you know is accused of leaking these classified documents this would fall under what the president has said you know needs to be monitored. so it's a what i mean as far as bradley manning i mean this you know took place two years ago or more talk about you know his role and this memo. well what we're seeing is just the slow wheels of bureaucracy turning because this was part of the program was that you would go back and get these standards and what we're seeing with this memo is the agency is following through with the stablish ing these standards minister proof loise and it goes along with the fact that there's been this leak hysteria in the past months starting in may you had those stories related to the cia sting operation with the underwear bomb plot you had people talking with reporters about the drone pr

and new information is coming out from the alleged wiki leaks alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning's camp today it looks like his team is doing some strategic maneuvering to try to ensure the best possible outcome for the private first class he tells our hazy but i will tell you what we do know and just a bit. and they are the men and women tasked with protecting and serving the public but these days police forces across the nation are looking more like a military brigade so the question is who are they arming themselves against will search for some answers. it's wednesday november seventh five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t. well the american people have spoken and voted for four more years of president obama in the white house but the election process was not a smooth one from coast to coast problems at the polls that ranged from inconvenient to chaotic and florida voters lined up for hours you're looking at video from the miami dade area where polls at the polls were lines were particularly long and the voting the voting outcome in florida is still

to me there's no question about it during the sollecito hero and wiki leaks of public interest. is rest since political asylum granted by ecuadorian government actually prove he's allegations that the. case is not about being extradited to sweden for being heard in this very flaky case of minor rape you know the ecuadorian government going from the risk is extremely serious that's easy gets extradited to sweden you would then be x. ray that extradited to the u.s. where he would probably never exit the country. currently has the whole of the u.s. government against him there is a tremendous majestic storm against him that that's one thing. the ration of we can take but at the very beginning of it we can lead is an initiative of the very few people who are just using a free and open internet in order to do what they believe was the right thing to do and this is the promise of the free and open internet that these biased since universal where everybody can participate where everybody can innovate where everybody can think of new ways of attempting to change the world and i think th

private first class bradley manning in an attempt to reach a deal with the government the accused wiki leaks his defense team appears to be trying to work out some sort of deal with the government to get things moving forward again a statement released by bradley manning's defense attorney david combs said quote p.f.c. manning offered to plead guilty to various offenses through a process known as pleading by exceptions and substitutions to clarify p.f.c. manning is not pleading guilty to the specifications as charged by the government rather p.f.c. manning is attempting to accept responsibility for offenses that are encapsulated within or are a subset of the charged offenses the court will consider whether this is a permissible plea so if it's not a plea deal that manning is after what is it and what are the chances that the court will accept this deal for the latest on this curious case i was joined by josh gerstein white house reporter for politico. well it sounds like it's not a plea deal but it's more of a plea bargain offer from manning and his lawyers there is a very serious char

little bit and it is now affecting people who are targeted for us drone strikes organizations like wikileaks. national security reporters who are having their sources investigated is already partly turned and you know the question is will it will go all the way but has it been built really by corporations in kind of unwittingly subscribed to by people say in order to advertise products to make money or has it been built deliberately by governments for the sole purpose of a it's it's both i mean the valence infrastructure the bokes abounds in infrastructure there are hundreds of companies involved in that business they have secret international conferences they have perspective they give to the intelligence agencies that we have obtained and published this year together with privacy international the bureau of investigative journalism also the wall street journal has done some good work on this building devices that they advertise to intercept entire nations to install the data from those intercepts permanently strategic interception because it's cheaper so it's a. it's a combined corpor

to divulge anything uncomfortable so this is what you see when you search for anything linked to wikileaks wants to weigh its opposition get its promise heavy response for ignoring the government's ban on public gatherings despite keeping its protests peaceful this and more after a break. usually the police and occupy protesters are like oil and water but in atlanta they've come together to save the house of a former detective jacqueline barber unfortunately miss barbara lost a lot of money battling cancer and was facing eviction when she turned to occupy homes for help so far she's managed to stay in her home despite it being sold out from under her feet but the main thing is that her fight to stay in her home has become like a bridge between two groups who are usually at each other's throats the police and occupiers the thing is that cruel economic practices can affect us all even retired police like ms barber i know there are some irresponsible people who buy things they can't pay for and here the police have to do something about them but they shouldn't throw you out of your home

plus it's day three of the pretrial hearings for the alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning the private first class took the stand today to testify about his treatment while in detention the details coming up. and drill baby drill not something you would expect from a democrat but that's exactly the message president obama is sending to oil companies and the gulf coast and how it will tell you about the newest drilling plots the obama administration leased out and legal codes. it's thursday november twenty ninth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r.t. . well the government can come and search your home without a warrant so should the same rules apply to searching your e-mails and cell phones but that's a question congress is looking at today the senate judiciary committee has voted on making changes to the electronic communications privacy act the law passed in one thousand nine hundred six regulates how the government can monitor digital communications but these days american lives have drastically expanded in the cyber and digital world this is raising qu

pirate party the reasoning is that searching for wiki leaks might lead web surface to classified and illegal material leaked by the organization so isn't the ban justified. well no i mean if you look at the stated mission of the library of congress since two to preserve a collective body of knowledge the job of any line should be to share that knowledge but it's frankly not surprising that such organizations that are under pressure to actually conform to these kind of classification law but essentially this is still censorship and censorship laws it's actually stepping on freedom of speech what price the first amendment is now. we often see that the united states is very quick to criticize and states a broader stepping on premium speech would seem able to say to uphold the same standards at home we can see how the wind that that principle whistle blowing both for journalism and for democracy we can see this exactly what's just been happening in greece right now but just how much freedom of speech should be accepted that many would say of course that we can exist accused of compromisi

this is why we're having these type of sexual conflicts inside the country still to come this hour wiki leaks could vanish from the radar of america's library of record doesn't want to divulge anything uncomfortable so this is what you see when you search for anything linked to wiki leaks plus. a wave of discontent hits kuwait and bahrain over the country's monarchies recent bans on public gatherings this and more after a short break. a sacred place rising out of the waters of the lake the lawn ministry is home to one hundred fifty orthodox monks mostly younger than thirty five and they've come from many different places and backgrounds to live in isolation here spiritual life it takes up many hours on the road to becoming a monk requires both hard work and religious telly cation. alexei wants to become and has cattle as part of this preparation. however these beasts get a musical company i mean. they can remember sound sequences you know they react to the sound signals the flutes the herders had in the old days they needed them it wasn't just a fun thing but these matters didn't come n

offices and interrogated about wiki leaks. and jacob appelbaum is. no stranger to run ins with law enforcement because of his involvement with julian assange since he represented wiki leaks at a two thousand and ten conference he's been repeatedly targeted agency's goes to court order for his twitter account seized a laptop a mobile phones and detained him no fewer than twelve times at the u.s. border and also discussing the future of the internet how it can be safe for individuals and transparent governments and powerful institutions. director of the center for investigative journalism gavin mcfayden says pushing for transparency is a tough mission and an exclusive interview to explain about the ordeals whistleblowers are having to go through and governments and corporations. really surprising that they lose their spouses the husband or the wife leaves them because they can't take the pressure the financial pressure of courts police is very great. unless you have nothing or you have a great deal to fight if you're in the middle it's very difficult s

literally trying to erase wiki leaks from memory with the national archives spending any search that includes the whistleblowing group's name civil rights groups joined by librarians though aren't happy saying such blatant censorship is akin to george orwell's ministry of truth low scale leader of the u.k. . pirate party says he sees little good in the bad. mission of the library of congress to preserve a collective body of knowledge the job of any nine re shortly should be to share that knowledge when it's frankly not surprising that central denies nations that under pressure are actually can form to these kind of classification law but essentially this is still censorship and censorship rules actually stepping on freedom of speech we often see that the united states and its very quick to criticize states' brule stepping on premium speech would seem able to hold the same standards at home we can see how blind to the critical whistle blowing to both the man for democracy. local activists in kuwait say security forces detained dozens of pro-democracy demonstrators and other crackdown

still to come this hour wiki leaks could vanish from the radar american library of record doesn't want to divulge anything uncomfortable so this is what you see you when you search for anything linked to wiki leaks plus a wave of discontent it's a way to reign over the country's monarchy recent bans on public gatherings that still to come. but first in libya's capital of set the supreme security committee headquarters on fire and looted it this followed a series of sporadic gun battles outside the building our middle east correspondent paula sleeper has the latest. well it got a battle raging in south tripoli between two viable libyan militias around the libyan security headquarters building and from the information we have at least five people have been injured and part of that building has been destroyed now we are receiving reports that the whole area has been cordoned off that many residents in the area have rushed home and they barricaded themselves in find inside of their homes and also arming themselves to the point of weapons that security building is also makes to the tripoli

divulge anything and comfortable so this is what you see when you search for anything linked to wiki leaks. the way its opposition gets its promise to having a response person or even a government public gatherings despite people that's a protest story and more after a break. finds his day starts at five am even earlier in the winter tending to his flock of three hundred sheep in the mountains panes of t.v. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he jumped out of having studied accounting but he dition and familiar dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father. he's just made camp at their winter farm stage setting up his ute the traditional two fenian round tent made of disc ins his p.c. back amongst his family and his job is a lonely one and tough going out in a way there's braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius it's just that i'm with them there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and

on their fight against internet surveillance and the government's taking control on the web so the wiki leaks as a hasn't stopped his while despite having been cooped up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for some six months now and his book on the freedom and future of the internet is expected to make waves as all his last breath reports. you may be wondering what has been doing so. safe annoying in six months well now you can see for yourselves because he's been writing a book the text is largely based on the program he made an episode called the politics when he interviews his three co-authors on a range of issues how to protect data copyrights in full cement this is in politics drones the list goes on but the authors are quick to point out it contains new material to athens cools the three. activists google news or you know who knows who your community. who you know what you're researching potentially your sexual orientation your. more than your mother it's a cosy conversation filled with the full rights of a system in comfortable chairs jeremys the woman even says he insisted on a

and new information is coming out from alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning's camp today it looks like his team is doing some strategic maneuvering to try to ensure the best possible outcome for the for private first class details are hazy about it will tell you what we do know in just a bit. and they are the men and women tasked with protecting and serving the public but these days police forces across the nation are looking more like a military brigade so the question is who are they arming themselves against we'll search for some answers next. it's wednesday november seventh four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t well today the world knows obama will be serving a second term as president of the united states and as the media blitz switches from constant campaign coverage to post election analysis we want to discuss some of the other news that came out of last night specifically ballot measures many of which are historic last night was a triumph for those that believe marijuana should be legal medical marijuana is passed in massachusetts but perhaps more

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by two s b o offices and interrogated about wiki leaks. and jacob appelbaum is no stranger to run ins with the door of force because of his involvement with julian assange since he represented wiki leaks at a two thousand and ten conference he's been repeatedly targeted agencies go see a court order for his twitter account seized a laptop a mobile phones and detained him no fewer than twelve times that the us border and all the discussing the future of the internet how it can be safe for individuals and transparent governments and powerful institutions. when i. spoke to one of the co-authors of the book jeremy zimmerman. the technology by itself is neutral and the internet and digital technology could be turned either into the worst totalitarian machine for surveillance and control of the people or into a way of improving ourselves and improving our societies with better democratic participation better access to culture and better sharing of knowledge between individuals much of people being monitored without their knowledge most people do

want to divulge anything uncomfortable so this is what you get when you search for anything linked to wiki leaks more on that coming up in a few minutes. a greek whistleblower arrested after publishing a list of the country's potential tax evaders was acquitted on thursday but another is still in custody after threatening to reveal held the books were cooked before greece got his bail out as peter out of reports the trend in greece is to root out those who reveal wrongdoing rather than the perpetrators. is the greek government using bully tactics to cover up its failings that's the question that took thousands of greek journalists to the streets of athens i can to list for their outrage was the arrest of journalist cost us vaxevanis after he revealed the names of more than two thousand wealthy and highly influential greeks accused of stashing alyssa gains in swiss bank accounts. we published a list that other countries had in our possession and our government was aware of for two years but did nothing in the absence of democracy is governed by corrupt characters who deceived the public swi

search but don't find wiki leaks is blocked from the u.s. national archives raising questions over the freedom of speech right here on our after a quick break. as his day starts at five am even earlier in the winter tending to his flock of story hundred sheep in the mountains and plains of t.v. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he dreamt of having studied accounting but he dition and familiar duty dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father has just made camp at their winter farms did setting up his ute judicial to fenian round tent made of diskin. his beastly back amongst his family as his job is a lonely one and tough going out in all weathers braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius just that i has them there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and i spend a lot of time here. most of us simply carrying out the work that his father did a

own librarians they usually a lot are up in arms after the white house censored and will mention of wiki leaks from the us national archives more on that in a few minutes. usually the police and occupy protesters are like oil and water but in atlanta they've come together to save the house of a former detective jacqueline barber unfortunately ms barber lost a lot of money battling cancer and was facing eviction which she turned to occupy homes for help so far she's managed to stay in her home despite it being sold out from under her feet but the main thing is that her fight to stay in her home has become like a bridge between two groups who are usually at each other's throats the police and occupiers the thing is the cruel economic practices can affect us all even retired police like ms barber i know there are some irresponsible people who buy things they can't pay for and here the police have to do something about them but they shouldn't throw you out of your home that you've paid for for years just for getting cancer no one should have to live with the constant fear that their home wil

the soldier who allegedly bet on a secret still wiki leaks leaves the military divided over this. the deepening debt crisis is having an alarming social impact air france young people doesn't chanted with the system are increasingly becoming attracted to radical islam and with a growing number of converts fears of homegrown terrorism are also on the rise are his alexei or chefs explains. the recent national white police raid on radical islamist groups in france made headlines with arrests made in all regions the youngest suspected terrorist was only nineteen but it was not the age which shocked so many little mendham discovered a network of seven additional people living primarily in paris. and all these people were born in france and are french nationals they are linked to the radical islamist movement police say the group was plotting at least twenty five terrorist attacks against jewish organizations and schools and age of twelve detainees were french natives who had converted to radical islam experts say this worrying trend is the other in place as the financial crisis group's

offices and interrogated about wiki leaks. and jacob appelbaum is no stranger to run ins with nor of course not because of his involvement with julian assange has since he represented wiki leaks at a two thousand and ten conference he's been repeatedly targeted agencies go off the coast order for his twitter account seized a laptop a mobile phones and detained him no fewer than twelve times that the u.s. border and also discussing the future. the internet can be state individuals and transparent governments and powerful institutions. but let's not talk to one of the co-authors of the book jeremy is a man who joins us live from paris jeremy i don't think people give the store too much attention in everyday life but what does the internet freedom mean for a regular person hello well it's about the way we shape the future of our societies it is the relationship between individuals and technology it is a choice of society because the technology by itself is neutral and the internet and digital technology could be turned either int

plus it's day three of the pretrial hearings for the alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning the private first class took the stand today to testify about his treatment while and in detention the details coming up. and drill baby drill not something you would expect from a democrat but that's exactly the message president obama is sending to oil companies in the gulf coast that will tell you about the new was drilling far the obama administration lease out in the gulf coast. it's thursday november twenty ninth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well yesterday in the same superdome in new orleans the host said president obama decide residents displaced by hurricane katrina the u.s. government auctioned off lots of drilling rights to the highest bidder the e.p.a. did bar one company from the auction british petroleum the company responsible for the deepwater horizon accident in two thousand and ten killing eleven employees and stealing up to four point nine million barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico other oil companies made off better at the auction c

begun in the case of us on the product bradley manning accused of leaking classified documents to wiki leaks with the defense claiming he was the subject of abuse while in detention and chase made and also a book on manning says not all the military gains that edged a whistle blower. both opinion in the military and intelligence and law enforcement is quite divided about this i am not going to lie most people in the military have a very strict by the book attitude towards many of the rules not all of the rules but many and would like to see many convicted but i have talked with infantry one of whom who is caught on camera in that infamous collateral murder helicopter video who sees bradley manning is a hero who sees the leaks of the iraq war logs including that helicopter video as an unqualified good because now americans can finally see how that war is actually going in ditto for the afghan war logs there are also people in the f.b.i. who think such a thing is we get leaks is very good for national security and including the former director of the minneapolis office of the f.b.i. who

by two offices and interrogated about wiki leaks. and jacob appelbaum is. no stranger to run ins with law enforcement because of his involvement with julian ourselves since he represented wiki leaks at a two thousand and ten conference he's been repeatedly targeted agencies go to court order for his twitter accounts seized a laptop a mobile phones and detained him no fewer than twelve toy the u.s. border and also discussing the future of the internet how it can be safe for individuals and transparent governments and powerful institutions. feeling unsafe in your homeland while shortly in the program the reason look at how the native french populations being threatened by immigrants angry at not being given a decent way of life. and a school made of tires and my children from a better when the community near jerusalem will soon lose even their most basic place of study that's coming to you after a short break. waves of corruption are rocking in russia hundreds of millions of dollars vanished for apec building projects and russia's got enough satellite project