Wikileaks Published Dozens of Malware Links in Email Dump

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6. Wikileaks was not “putting women in danger”

The person who made these files available posted the following article to correct the record:

What an agenda against WikiLeaks looks like

In short:

1. It’s deliberately misleading.
2. It leaves out a lot of relevant information.
3. It continues to be inaccurate on points despite the author knowing better.
4. It goes out of its way to criticize WikiLeaks, regardless of accuracy or relevance. ...

... not only did she leave out the mention that WikiLeaks didn’t upload, host, or release the files in question, it was deliberately worded to give the false impression that they did. “Wikileaks dumped some 300,000 emails they chose to call ‘Erdogan emails.’ … However, this dump does include massive databases containing sensitive and private information of millions of ordinary people, including a special database of almost all adult women in Turkey.

... before WikiLeaks could release it the full load was dumped online and then made more widely available by The Cthulhu. Her article still does not acknowledge his role or the role of Phineas Fisher, who actually acquired and released the files.

https://glomardisclosure.com/2016/08/08/what-a-hit-piece-against-wikileaks-looks-like/

See also:

The Who and How of the AKP Hack, Dump and WikiLeaks Release

The above mentioned misleading accusations and lies were published by someone called Zeynep Tufekci, a professor who writes articles in the Huffington Post and books with titles such as "Beautiful Tear Gas: The Ecstatic, Fragile Politics of Networked Protest in the 21st Century", uhuh, oh-kay ...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zeynep-tufekci/wikileaks-erdogan-emails_b_11158792.html