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Guess where you can get more details on this story, including some rather disturbing connections? That's right, Glenn Greenwald.

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There is a new 'challenger' to wikileaks called 'openleaks'. I've got a feeling openleaks is fraudulent and part of this attack plan.

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The last year or two really does feel like we're all living in a John Brunner novel...and "Shockwave Rider" seems more and more a prescient history than a novel. The worst part is, I don't see any hints of the positive factors in the novel.

I see very little hope for our society, and what tiny bit there is seems likely to involve a whole lot of bloodshed first.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

There is a new 'challenger' to wikileaks called 'openleaks'. I've got a feeling openleaks is fraudulent and part of this attack plan.


Doesn't seem like it. Seems like an offshoot of some people who didn't like working with Assange, it depends on what we see Openleaks do in the next few months but so far I see nothing that looks fraudulent about them. What do you see?

^I've got nothing to support my hunch other than tone and timing. I'd think a new whistleblower site would be more humble and less atavistic.

Here's the source in case you'd rather read it yourself than have Cenk Uygur shout it at you.

http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/201106/6804/Firm-targeting-WikiLeaks-cuts-ties-with-HBGary-apologizes-to-reporter