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nc4bo

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2. Yes, I'd like to hear more about this "intervene" topic.
Wed Oct 3, 2012, 09:35 AM
Oct 2012

BTW, I'm a pro-Wikileaks person but I really would like to know what Assange is talking about here.

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"Intervene." Brickbat Oct 2012 #1
Yes, I'd like to hear more about this "intervene" topic. nc4bo Oct 2012 #2
The way I read it, the intervention is that you send your money to wikileaks instead of a candidate Brickbat Oct 2012 #5
That will happen exactly HappyMe Oct 2012 #9
Hee! Brickbat Oct 2012 #11
How overly dramatic. nc4bo Oct 2012 #14
You called it! randome Oct 2012 #15
Agreed. And people will see what they want to see in it. As far as a fundraising come-on goes, Brickbat Oct 2012 #17
Wikileaks SuperPAC 2012 BenzoDia Oct 2012 #3
WIKIPAC! Jackpine Radical Oct 2012 #26
Just when I thought the 2012 election was getting boring! Arctic Dave Oct 2012 #4
Wtf? "Intervene"? HappyMe Oct 2012 #6
They do sound like they're going Lenny Bruce on us. Baitball Blogger Oct 2012 #13
The British govt (*cough US*) is on track to spend $6.4 million to keep Assange on ice this year riderinthestorm Oct 2012 #7
"Bill 'em, Danno." randome Oct 2012 #16
Money talks. Spending this much on Assange indicates how much they care about him riderinthestorm Oct 2012 #18
Of course they care. He skipped bail and left his friends hanging. That's sort of against the law. randome Oct 2012 #20
Yeah, care to cite me ANY other case where bail jumping meant an annual fee of $6.4 million riderinthestorm Oct 2012 #21
Well, it's not every day that someone runs into the Ecuadorian embassy to hide from the law. randome Oct 2012 #22
It used to be that people would run to Western embassies R. Daneel Olivaw Oct 2012 #35
We are all above the law. tama Oct 2012 #24
I have to admit, you blew my mind with that one! randome Oct 2012 #25
Great :) tama Oct 2012 #33
Assange, OTOH, is an anarchist. So that's why he'll attack Obama the hardest. pnwmom Oct 2012 #44
Do people really think this way beyond middle school. girl gone mad Oct 2012 #66
Yeah, but it's fine for you to toss insults. pnwmom Oct 2012 #83
Oh--you ought to read tama's thoughts on how the Declaration of Independence overrides US law. msanthrope Oct 2012 #53
Comedy gold... SidDithers Oct 2012 #56
My Teabagger Neighbor thinks the Federalist Papers excuse him from zoning laws, and Vattel's Law of msanthrope Oct 2012 #57
Not even close. They're just pulling security people off other assignments, pnwmom Oct 2012 #42
"Give us money so we can bring the democratic process to a halt!" Curtland1015 Oct 2012 #8
Huh? Who? randome Oct 2012 #10
I believe that money is power hfojvt Oct 2012 #12
Sorry, I only give to the Human Fund... msanthrope Oct 2012 #76
... SidDithers Oct 2012 #19
Plus 1 treestar Oct 2012 #48
Yawn... HipChick Oct 2012 #23
What do you want to bet they'll intervene in a way that attempts to help the GOP? n/t pnwmom Oct 2012 #27
Watch the video at the second link in the OP. MineralMan Oct 2012 #32
Thanks. I hate to be right about this because I'd have loved him to have released pnwmom Oct 2012 #40
he is as bad as ralph nader and not a hero by any means graham4anything Oct 2012 #28
He's worse. Nader did a lot of good in his early decades. n/t pnwmom Oct 2012 #39
Rupert Murdoch a foreigner? Perish the thought! KamaAina Oct 2012 #49
Ah - the attention junky is trying leftynyc Oct 2012 #29
Yah, way to go, there, Wikileaks... MineralMan Oct 2012 #30
After Reviewing the Video at the Second Link, MineralMan Oct 2012 #31
Thanks, MineralMan. It just confirms what I've thought for a while. pnwmom Oct 2012 #37
Um, butt out, Wikileaks and Assange. You've now crossed a line. kestrel91316 Oct 2012 #34
So, for the "freedom" he's going to intervene CitizenPatriot Oct 2012 #36
there is a sort of insane brilliance to it tho Bodhi BloodWave Oct 2012 #70
good point. maybe he can get it thru on the more open CitizenPatriot Oct 2012 #96
Officiallly. Fuck Julian Assange... SidDithers Oct 2012 #38
Here's a tricky question. Wait Wut Oct 2012 #50
Thank you, SidDithers. I don't care about who Cha Oct 2012 #77
... WilliamPitt Oct 2012 #41
Glad to see this butt munch keep showing his true colors. Egnever Oct 2012 #43
Ditto. Wait Wut Oct 2012 #51
"...moves towards...a transnational security state dystopia. Zorra Oct 2012 #45
Assange is making his own amoral, dystopian, anarchist aims very clear. pnwmom Oct 2012 #46
Where, exactly, does Assange say that all government is evil? Zorra Oct 2012 #69
He's an anarchist. That means he's against all government. n/t pnwmom Oct 2012 #84
That is simply not even close to having any basis in reality. Zorra Oct 2012 #87
So you've just proven he's claiming to be a free-market Libertarian. pnwmom Oct 2012 #93
So now Assange has elevated himself to speak for 'the people'? randome Oct 2012 #47
I don't follow you. How does that specifically relate to my post? nt Zorra Oct 2012 #61
"Knowledge should be in the hands of the people." randome Oct 2012 #62
Under present circumstances, I don't know where to draw the line, because Zorra Oct 2012 #72
Not everything is run for a profit motive. randome Oct 2012 #75
The "sky" has been pissing down our backs and telling us it's raining for over 30 years now. Zorra Oct 2012 #86
Translation = Send me money? Tarheel_Dem Oct 2012 #52
Smart move, because President Romney would just totally forget about it, right? truebrit71 Oct 2012 #54
Up until today I was neutral regarding Assange and Wikileaks. Butt out of our election. jwirr Oct 2012 #55
I'm a big supporter of WikiLeaks, Julian, and you need to BUTT OUT. Odin2005 Oct 2012 #58
"All your military secrets are belong to us!" randome Oct 2012 #59
Assange, Inc. Bobbie Jo Oct 2012 #60
Exactly... SidDithers Oct 2012 #63
So, somebody remind me why rape is OK if you're Julian Assange ... Bake Oct 2012 #64
Julian needs to get out more. Iggo Oct 2012 #65
He certainly ruffles the feathers of the establishment and its adherents. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2012 #67
I do get a good chuckle out of these threads. Luminous Animal Oct 2012 #81
He's an anarchist trying to bring chaos to government everywhere. pnwmom Oct 2012 #85
Gandhi was an Anarchist who ruffled feathers and brought down a government. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2012 #91
Gandhi was a PACIFIST. He wasn't an anarchist. n/t pnwmom Oct 2012 #92
Some Anarchists are pacifists...including Gandhi. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2012 #94
Hardly. I support Assange- despite thinking he's a total asshole cali Oct 2012 #89
Post removed Post removed Oct 2012 #68
Never liked him. Chorophyll Oct 2012 #71
How many ways can I say FUCK YOU Assange? I'm running out of words. progressivebydesign Oct 2012 #73
... SidDithers Oct 2012 #79
Remember when Cindy Sheehan went from being a sympathetic figure to being a goddamn nuisance? Jeff In Milwaukee Oct 2012 #74
Hey, where are the Bank of America files and the rest of the diplomatic cables? jberryhill Oct 2012 #78
Here is a link to all 251,287 cables. Luminous Animal Oct 2012 #80
''...a transnational security state dystopia.'' DeSwiss Oct 2012 #82
What a pompous ass. Julian, step out down the street for a cup of Joe. bluestate10 Oct 2012 #88
If Wikileaks are considered by the lying US government to be an "enemy of the state" Fire Walk With Me Oct 2012 #90
I guess it's not as fun as it used to be f___ing over just ordinary women. He's moved up. Ooooh, I'm Honeycombe8 Oct 2012 #95
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