against wiki leaks we support wiki leaks we support the information wiki leaks gives we say we support the freedom of information speech like i said and besides withdrawing their funds from wiki leaks they were against wiki leaks and we've taken them down. like i said we've taken down to code and paper for quite some time over the past however many weeks or months mainly just yesterday and today they've been down for now from what i've been reading sarah palin also claims that she was somehow hacked what was that your doing was that a malicious move. we don't really care about sarah palin much to be honest i think i don't really know what she's trying to accomplish or what attention she's trying to gain but we personally don't care about sarah palin that might have been a member or group of members that have tried to do this but nothing not a major attack that was planned on a major movement that was planned you know now politically this is definitely something. we haven't really seen it in such a massive scale before but do you feel like you have the ability to stay one step ahead you

wiki leaks is has becoming it's become the people and we are seeing one to thousands of wiki leaks sites and i don't think the government's going to be able to stop them but do you think that it might be causing a bit of a rift in the hacking world for example i know they had you know. meeting recently hackers organization here and there adrian lamo was really chastised by his fellow hackers for what he did for turning in bradley manning well that was terrible but i got i really don't know what percentage of the hackers that are active out there are actually represented by these public organizations i think that it goes a lot deeper than that and my other question is i also wonder if perhaps the government might be loving the fact that people are talking about a cyber war right now right because what it does is it takes all the attention away from what wiki leaks is actually releasing and there are cables from you know the idea of transparency of putting information out there and rather people are talking about pay pal and these and mastercard well yes and they're also talking about the

whoever covered it up for whoever fired those shots or do you also want this to be a sign that their wiki leaks is like a new watch job but now waking leaks is the place where you can go where you can find the stories that the normal press won't show other people or you won't just take the story that the military offers you you would rather look for the real information yourself that's right we believe in releasing the food source documents to the world together with analysis to put them in contact with people to understand them because the source material is what helps keep journalism honest it's independently verifiable it's independently checkable your assertions are checkable in the same way as a scientific paper is checkable you can fool source material is released the public we hope that. outside of that. this video is going to result not simply in the prosecution of those pilots or the media commanders but some high level reforms a reaction that those pilots take to kill people very clear with their commanders first. mission to attack to engage and they get permission to attack and engag

that it wants to see design is that a concern of yours well i think these are fair criticisms that wiki leaks have got to answer and i think they would say that actually they're not particularly focused on the u.s. they've released data about other countries it just happens that the leaks have mostly been about the u.s. but i think they need to be careful that they're not seen as being an anti american organization but i think there is a category error in claiming that. the standards that apply to government should also apply to wiki leaks i mean governments are bodies of extraordinary power they can wage war imprison people do good things and sometimes very bad things and i think the standards of accountability and transparency are really very different need to be applied to government than applied to an organization like wiki leaks which after all is not killing people not waging war it is basically a much more minor phenomenon equally though as i've said i think there are ethical stat standards that we can leagues need to be careful to maintain but if you think about that any i mean the th

documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our teeth washington d.c. . go live to california speak to be their freedom campaigner peter phillips about this year's nobel prize just to for themselves take the time to be with us and we'll get parts of the wiki leaks just to say it was. very mating today that of course the chairman of the committee called for the immediate release of issues where did you think after all the campaigns that support there is a chance we'll see you lose your set free any time soon. it doesn't seem like it looks well because it looks like it's clear in jail getting the award is an embarrassment to the chinese government that certainly will probably not lead to as you release. no speaking of freedom we just saw that with you know the repression of wiki leaks yes yes carry on this is a slightly. broken line we've got from you carry on y

well i'm afraid it probably was a pretty was wiki leaks. it split the world in terms of what they thought about it what was strange about wiki leaks is that it wasn't a particularly high tech phenomenon there were lots of servers involved in running around the world trying to escape jurisdictions but the actual leak of information is rather old fashioned that somebody who's in an office who gets information onto a disk and takes it out in a kind of brown envelope if you lie and then you try and tell people around the world how do you do that well right you know to what we do is to a newspaper all right thanks for that charlie gentlemen i have to jump in many thanks to my guests today in new york boston and london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dorothy see you next year and remember cross-talk three.

now today we're looking at wiki leaks from a different angle at a time where the u.s. presidency is referred to as an imperial want is waking leaks the only way to keep the leader of the free world in check we're going to speak with you about it and speaking of wiki leaks it seems like several media outlets are shutting negative light on the website calling out for blood rather than praising them for exposing the true government so i misspeak with former c.n.n. correspondent jamie mcintyre about the media bashing next to reopen our investigation into fracking corporations came to washington today to defend the dangerous practice of hydraulic fracturing despite the fact that it pollutes residents' water and leads to damaging medical consequences r.c.s. christine will join me to discuss the details of the meeting today between the corporations and the government then we'll find out why the department of homeland security specifically ice seized eighty two domain names but that's not the only question we also want to know if it's even legal so to get some answers from mike

and in fact wiki leaks is noise is saying that the extradition document for him to go to the u.s. has already been prepared and is about to be released to them or it's preparation is the pool now our soldiers to go to to say that these charges are trumped up and they also say that it's a case of huge double standard tina's double standards in the u.s. that they lecture other countries on their human rights situations whirls committing acts such as this supporters of today massaging what wiki leaks is doing a tour in a parallel between the recent awarding of a nobel prize to a chinese dissident and what a song has been doing they say that that's joining us. spotlight on china's human rights record whereas they really haven't got a leg to stand on if they're going to extradite you did not start to put him on trial for espionage let's hear what some of the organizes of protests around the rest have to say about that wiki leaks has managed to expose war criminals corruption humanitarian crimes abuses of democracy backroom dealings and instead of those people being prosecuted for what

so much about injustice around the world i think what's really important now is that the daily wiki leaks information is brought out and the next week the leaks are supposed to be about the bank of america so we'll hear a lot more about business news from wiki leaks regardless of judean such as predictable as a. company sharon ward from justice for sarge says swedish actions are suspicious and that the u.s. is trying to get its hands on the wiki leaks founder. we think these are very very serious charges we think the allegations are very weak we noticed that the chief swedish prosecutor looked at these original charges and looked at the evidence and said there is no case to answer here for and immediately dropped the case so why is it now all of a sudden since the cables have been released and the government is getting more and more fires the u.s. state department other governments around the world are getting more and more embarrassed and these cables are getting more and more revelator e. why now is the swedish politician decided to take up the case of these accused of the accusers and

and the wiki leaks founder failed by a british court but his supporters fear the u.s. may still be trying to get him in there to be sweden wants to extradite chile on a connection with the allegations of sexual assault charges which are some. time now for part two of the low to show up next they take a look at whether it's a conflict of interest for the supreme court to teach certain members of congress about the u.s. constitution it's coming your way next. well it's time for tonight's tool time award and it's fifo president sepp blatter he made a comment is drawing sharp criticism around the world blatter was discussing the two thousand and twenty two world cup of events that will be played in qatar along with being in the middle of a sandy desert middle eastern country also has a very strict rules for instance you can't drink alcohol there and homosexuality is banned so when blatter was as to what he would say to gay fans who want to go to qatar for the twenty twenty two competition given that homosexuality is big and he responded with the following he said i was.

in hers and i think that's because we are supporting wiki leaks there's an all out war going on on the net right now with the both factions trying to silence the other which ironically is quite the opposite of the freedom of expression that wiki leaks is fighting for or let's talk more about these cyber attacks here because around five thousand people are said to be involved in the cyber attacks are we witnessing some kind of global information war possibly it is it has been called the first information war the first serious information war and it is being fried were fort worth new weapons and a new arena but it's still weapons and it's still a battle of it's still a battlefield so. the prosecution authority in sweden have been has been attacked visa has been attacked master card has been attacked. twitter every basically everybody who has somehow been seen as politically opposing wiki leaks have been attacked in the past few days and so have. been supporting wiki leaks by supposedly other people it's very very intense on the net right now that's turning our attention away from the iss

morgan besieged on several fronts silver wiki leaks lawsuits for closure gate.

in the heart of moscow and staying with wiki leaks here on r.t. the swedish government's website is reportedly facing a cyber attack from supporters of the arrested whistleblowers founder julian assange he remains in a british prison and faces extradition to sweden over sexual assault allegations around five thousand hackers are now reportedly taking part in these cyber attacks it comes as the wiki leaks founder is leading an online poll for time magazine to be named its person of the year amid reports he would then be extradited to the u.s. some american politicians have even suggested a surge should face execution he just wouldn't pirate party says the cyber battle we are witnessing is unprecedented. there's an all out war going on on the net right now with the both factions trying to silence the other which ironically is quite the opposite of the freedom of expression is fighting for it has been called the first information war the first serious information war and it is being fried word for word new weapons and a new arena but it's still weapo

but first wiki leaks founder julian assange says he's fighting an extradition order to sweden because he won't be treated fairly there a song in the u.k. on bail is due to face swedish courts over sexual assault charges in a case that many argue is politically motivated as artie's laura amid reports sweden's media and legal establishment are sticking together to defend the country's reputation and accusations of spin. the charges leveled at founder of wiki leaks julian our souls have awakened the world to justice system the scandinavian countries requesting his extradition from the u.k. on sexual assault charges he's accused of having unprotected sex with two women elsewhere the media is crying foul citing u.s. pressure following the release of embarrassing diplomatic cables by wiki leaks but not in sweden in sweden it's not many people who say today that they suspect. it's a case of. you know your innocence not being the best of the charges been dubbed sex by surprise legibly refused to wear a condom and it's a crime unique to sweden it doesn't usually carry a prison sentence experts

would explore how the wiki leaks revelations affecting the world of big money. next space. is now ready for blastoff on wednesday he'll take a crew of three. into the international space station. reports on the. site does it stop. hereward baikonur the final preparations underway ahead of the launch of the soyuz t.m.a. twenty rockets which will carry cosmonaut to meet to be called and astronauts. and katherine coleman up to the international space station for the rocket has received a blessing from a priest from the russian orthodox church in line with tradition here at baikonur that's not the only tradition they have here many many traditions and superstitions if you will to be carried out before the launch one of those traditions as that the astronauts and cosmonauts visit the cosmonaut museum here and by can also they get to look at what those who have gone before them they brought back from space while they're at the museum they also sign a ford with the picture of the soyuz t.m.a. rocket on it and write a little message of a memory of what they were about to do with th

and the wiki leaks founder granted bail by a british court but his supporters fear the u.s. may be trying to get him in their custody sweden wants to extradite giuliana sondra connection with allegations of sexual assault charges he denies. coming out max kaiser and stacy herbert explore how the wiki leaks revelations are affecting the world of big business kaiser report coming up next. my stars are this is the kaiser report you know we got those fools on the run not only are we sure did the bankers with their show but we got folks like wiki leaks going after all taken in from the cyber direction they got in the crosshairs they got the pincer louvered. blued talk to stacy herbert all those daisy max kaiser well you know what it might be time to short j.p. morgan this is a critic to market shorter dot com j.p. morgan besieged on several fronts silver wiki leaks lawsuits for closure gate so they're chronicling foreclosure gate and you know all these bad debts that they own and wiki leaks then they say.

with wiki leaks so anybody who is associated with. information is sensitive to governments will always be in danger. under surveillance it's not necessary to wiki leaks but there are several other media organizations that exist in the new media and the internet. no doubt been surveyed or watched as you see it where from here what happens next as the situation going to unfold. predicted in something that just exploded on the scene like this is going to be very tricky i don't see it necessarily as a sprint more of a marathon. this is about protecting freedom of speech now and it it is something that's going to be on going even if. julian is freed and the appeal which. may or may not go through. takes place it's something that's not going to stop wiki leaks is still going to be targeted. and the cables are still coming out despite being detained recently so this is not something that's going away ok andrew robertson from the justice for sounds company thanks for being on the line from london and coming up to eight pm g.m.t. tonight on th

explanation for giving it to wiki leaks others can't help asking if us officials are so down and we kill leaks why aren't they after the new york times in the same way or the british newspaper the guardian or germany's they're speaking it those are the we kill its partner papers one other incredible thing about the prosecution is that so many people are falsely reporting that wiki leaks has dumped two hundred fifty thousand documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when either the new york times or der spiegel. or the guardian or us were putting up. so what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about weiqi leaks one thing is on the surface the u.s. shows it can interpret democratic values however it wants depending on its games ganesh check on r.t. washington d.c. . among some of the most recent wiki leaks was a secret nato agreement to launch a u.s. led defense of the building states against russia moscow is to demand that plan gets dropped

while the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks awaits a legal decision in the u.k. his supporters are attacking the website of the government of sweden which seeks his extradition. from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with the twenty four hours a day london is the scene of mass demonstrations by thousands of students and trade unionists it's their final attempt to block the increase in tuition fees with just a couple of hours left before the british parliament votes on the plan it's the latest and the largest in a string of rallies against sweeping austerity measures and budget cuts across europe started as a relatively peaceful march later turned into violent clashes with the police which is largely outnumbered by the demonstrators parties or emmett's is among the protesters and we'll get the latest from her. a little later here on the program meanwhile the former british prime minister gordon brown has said the problems in the eurozone have amounted to much more than just the debts he fears the euro will face tough times in the first months of two t

before there was ever wiki leaks there was cryptome the website cryptome dot org has been publishing information prohibited by governments this includes classified and secret documents on u.s. soil since the one nine hundred ninety six now the co-founder of that site joins me now to tell us more john young i want to thank you so much for joining us now as i said crypto dot org has been in the business of making government secrets public long before wiki leaks was tell us a little bit about the history and philosophy of your web site the so i was sort of principally to publish information about communication security which is the fundamental technology you for keeping secrets and it grew out of my participation in a group called for points which was also a group or a duty to learn to schools and so that this group was composed of very highly educated you knew scientists and technicians who were mostly working for corporations or government on the technology of communication security. and they knew that this was going to come into the private market as a cold war wound down and they wa

the arrest of the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks shows the west has no right to dictate its democracy to others russian prime minister vladimir putin says. six am in moscow good to be with you here on r t our top story the british parliament has narrowly passed a bill that will triple university tuition fees the vote came as thousands of students and trade unionists took to the streets protesting against the latest in a wave of austerity measures in europe a demonstration that later wrapped into rioting and violence. was in london following the abouts. we saw the demonstrations spreads to oxford street and regent street the main shopping streets here and loved and we've also seen an attack on the royal family today the prince of wales prince charles and his wife camilla which travelling to the fair to not far away for most of the streets when that call was attacked by protesters they smashed one of the when days and they covered that car and kate because they seem to listen with public buildings the treasury had his windows kicked in and process has tried to enter that i

about the information on that renowned site wiki leaks did you really think the u.s. diplomatic corps is a transparent source of information as for mr sarge if you're pushing for democracy push all the way why then did they put mr sergeant jail is that democracy at work there's a saying about the pot calling the kettle black. he faces extradition to sweden over sexual assault allegations around five thousand hackers and now reportedly taking part in the cyber attacks it comes as the wiki leaks founder is leading an online poll for time magazine to be named its person of the year and the reports who would then be extradited to the u.s. some american politicians have even suggested a son should face execution while the leader of sweden's pirate party says the cyber battle we're witnessing is unprecedented. there's an all out war going on on the net right now with the both factions trying to silence the other which ironically is quite the opposite of the freedom of expression that wiki leaks is fighting for it has been called the first information war the first serious i

the rest of the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks the west has no right to dictate its version of democracy to all those prime minister. live from our studios here in central moscow this is with you twenty four hours a day so london has erupted in protests the latest european capital to see huge demonstrations against government austerity cuts thousands of students and trade unionists flooded the streets as the british parliament narrowly passed a new law tripling university tuition fees well joins me now live from london. laura the bill that's brought student protest is into the streets it was passed by an extremely narrow margin but tell us why this new lower school so much public outrage. it was an unexpectedly three hundred. three to three hundred two in the end and the sound bites of what this bill is about essentially is tripling the cost of going to university for students in the sort of next generation to not the students who are there now but the next generation of university students from around two thousand and twelve so the cost is going to rise from just un

wiki leaks is the world's number one was a loyal web site but it's only been around for years so who or what was first and who really leaks top government secrets to whistleblowers up next you get the answers in our special interview stay with us. before there was ever wiki leaks there was cryptome the website cryptome dot org has been publishing information prohibited by governments this includes classified and secret documents on u.s. soil since the one nine hundred ninety six now the co-founder of that site joins me now to tell us more john young i want to thank you so much for joining us now as i said cryptome dot org has been in the business of making government secrets public long before wiki leaks was tell us a little bit about the history and philosophy of your web site the site was set up principally to publish information about communication security which is the fundamental technology you for keeping secrets and it grew out of my participation of a group called for points which was also a group were trudeau saw and she learned his skills and so that this group was composed

told the swedish newspaper that this approach is meant to avoid the kind of public pressure that wiki leaks has faced since publishing cavill fide u.s. diplomatic cables online and will be interesting to see of open leagues does face the same kind of treatment from governments around the world as we can leaks is faced and it will be able to compete with wiki leaks as a less controversial more government friendly whistleblower website. well yesterday we spoke with a representative of anonymous the hackers that are undertaking operation payback they've been around for years but are getting a lot of attention for their newest cause going after the web sites of companies who cut off wiki leaks some are asking if this is the political awakening of hackers who are turning into a powerful force with purpose leaving behind pranks and mischief so is it true are we seeing some sort of a hacktivist revolution or are people only now beginning to pay attention when joining me from chicago to discuss it is peter ludlow professor at northwestern university and co-author of the forthcoming book griefer war

explore how the wiki leaks revelations are affecting the world or big money. now the next. blast off on wednesday it will take a crew of three. to the international space station. reports. the rocket itself arrives in baikonur in three different parts and the process of putting it together is incredibly intricate every screw every bolt has to be checked and then rechecked to make sure that it's correct now those putting putting in the work on the ground to make sure that's all good and safe know that they have in their hands the safety of those going up into space preparations take a long time it can take from five days to two weeks to unload all the separate parts of the rocket and assemble them after the rocket is assembled it has to undergo a series of tests every team looks through some part of the rocket the engine the electronics now the so used him a rocket widely regarded as the best way the most safe way and the most reliable way of getting people into space and plenty of people coming gathering here most some of them former astronauts former cosmonauts coming to s

much about injustice around the world i think what's really important though is that the daily wiki leaks information is brought out and the next week the leaks are supposed to be about the bank of america so we'll hear a lot more about business news from wiki leaks regardless of his predictability. but the judge is really generous mood as are two reports in a few minutes. the russian girl accused of spying whilst working for a british m.p. has been released on bail i've spoken to her and i'll bring you all the details during the program. also to go beyond the scenes of the upcoming launch that will take the next international space station crew into orbit. tonight kosovo's prime minister has been named as the head of a math feel like the in-group sponsible for smuggling human organs drugs and weapons by a council of europe inquiry the two year probe obtained by britain's guardian newspaper head to head of its release says that she has been violently controlling the heroin trade in the region over the last decade some members of his group are also accused of smuggling individuals into alb

so you thought about the informational not renowned site wiki leaks did you really think the u.s. diplomatic corps is a transparent source of information as for mr song if you're pushing for democracy push all the way why then did they put mr soong shouldn't jail is that democracy at work there is a saying about the point calling the kettle black that would be my response to our u.s. counterparts moche to militants on a suspected accomplice have been killed by police in russia's southern republic of thank you stan one policeman was wounded during the gunfight militants barricaded themselves in a house which was take then taken by storm by special forces after negotiations failed authorities say one of those killed was the head of a local terror ring on the most wanted list is believed to have taken part at least in one major attack in two thousand and nine in which four policemen and seven women which were civilians were killed authorities are cracking down on militant groups in russia south of the region remains volatile prosecutors say the number of terror attacks there has doub

because the founder of whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is leaks i should say is in a london court hearing whether he will be granted bail julian the songes in british custody after stockholm issued an arrest warrant in connection with weight delegation's which firmly denies sweden wants to question him although the country's chief prosecutor canceled a previous warrant saying there was no reason to suspect that he committed the crime the wiki leaks founder supporters say the accusations are false the site is still operating and continues to publish confidential american diplomatic cables lindsey german from the coalition of resistance joins us now from outside that court hearing taking place in london thanks for being with us this hour what do you expect to happen in court today. well i hope he will be released. because many people feel that the americans of putting pressure on the swedish government. this actually happens we think getting a son should be treated as somebody who is a criminal he should be treated as somebody who is on the public service in releasing this informati

american companies channeling funds to the web site wiki leaks stopped all payments but is still allowed money to flow into the graces of the ku klux klan as we report on this program. and london is recovering from his worst rest of the decade students vented their anger over the raise tuition fees and violence spilling onto the streets. this is r t live from moscow just after one am here now it's kevin zero in with a top story for you this hour and for the first time in more than seventy years nobody was able to accept the nobel peace prize the winner he was rights advocate in china serving an eleven year sentence for subversion chinese authorities angered over the award bad both him and his wife from traveling to was low due to the scandal surrounding with representatives from almost a third of the fifty countries and the start of those russian saudi arabia and pakistan russian officials have even suggested in the sun as the leader of the on one of wiki leaks does the the award and why washington is hunting for sunshine for his latest revelations u.s. is among the nations calling for t

russian officials are brushing aside allegations released by whistle blowing web site wiki leaks the revealed secret u.s. diplomatic cables claimed the country is riddled with corruption and crime the documents are the latest in a growing list of leaks coming from american officials as our teams were in a port and i reports the bases have spilled over washington. a global partner in peace or paranoid super power hungry for secrets our diplomats are doing what diplomats do around the world every day which is build relationships negotiate advance our interests and work to find common solutions to complex problems that's what they do but according to documents released by wiki leaks in two thousand and nine u.s. diplomats around the world were in fact directed to gather saif i take details including facial images fingerprints iris scans and even d.n.a. from u.n. officials among the targeted ambassadors from russia china france and britain even secretary-general ban ki moon many people didn't understand what that meant or that mean the diplomats do spying on the side of the order of opera

american companies channeling funds to the whistleblower web site wiki leaks have stopped all paid once but it's still allowing money to flow into racist groups like the klux klan. and learned that the company was worse rested in a decade the students vented their anger over brains she was should face with violence spilling out of the streets. for good have it come to this hour it's now eight pm here in moscow i'm kevin i would with the top story from our team for the first time in more than seventy years the nobel peace prize ceremony has been held without the winner there's growing anger from the chinese government over giving the prize to human rights advocate. the pro-democracy activist who's serving an eleven year sentence for subversion that chinese authorities of not only banned him but also his wife from attending the ceremony in norway almost a third of the fifty countries invited to war slow are staying away too including russia saudi arabia and pakistan russian officials have even suggested during the sun to the leader of the online whistleblower wiki leaks deserves the award