Wikileaks forced offline!

Wikileaks forced offline!

www.bbc.co.uk

The website of whistle-blowing organization Wikileaks has been shut down by the company providing it with domain name services.

(visit the link for the full news article)

Basically the server that hosted Wikileaks for the site offline due to cyber attacks that they say could hurt their infrastructure. Im just wondering if these "attacks" are real or is someone forcing the domain to shut it down. I hope the bank releases still come out cause that will be fun!
There were also reports on here that Assange was captured but nothing has been mentioned anywhere about this. Does any one have any information on this?

www.bbc.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)

Well that certainly makes wikileaks that much more legit in my mind. If they have shut down this guy's site and he just so happened to be wanted for "rape" because a freaking condom broke while he was having consensual sex, I'd say he had some info that TPTB really don't want getting out.

Just WOW! In my opinion the public has the right to know about what's really going on by releasing the cables! Don't let the bad guys win!

Notice nobody really cared until the banks were threatend. Now its a world wide manhunt.

The truth shall set us free? ...oh those words were never more true.

they can't censer everyone surely.... the documents will find a way out there's too much interest now..

surely...

Truth cannot be repressed forever. Sooner or later some very uncomfortable truths will come out of these cables and those who have tried to hide their evil actions will be brought to justice. It will happen.

reply to post by Dark Ghost


you underestimate the NWO/Illuminati. If they want Assange silenced and any info kept secret, they will find a way.

wikileaks is working fine.

the truth shall be set free.

wikileaks.ch...

and

213.251.145.96...

reply to post by Electric Crown


Call it whatever you want but Wikileaks was the greatest thing that could have been available to the people. This just goes to prove that 1 free man and his willingness to make a statement by making a stand still rattles the government. This is a good thing in that aspect, and any one who cares about their own freedom should take this an example of what really scares big government: THE TRUTH GETTING OUT TO US THE LOWLY CITIZENS.

Any one who respects freedom should throw Julian a little bow of respect, for I fear he is about to be made a martyr for the people who want corruption to end.

Be prepared for some more personal rights of ours to be stripped away in the blink of an eye.

I guess this is the next step in the plan isolate Wikileaks from the General public so they only see what the selected media presents them with and that reporting seems pretty biased to me.

whats fishy is that they where under attack in sweden which has military loop holes in the net

most if not all traffic goes throu military channels and is monitored...

its just a public stunt , they could have changed the dns multiple times by now..

Julian Assange just needs to hire Bill Clinton to tell these people that he did not have sexual relations with those women. Then the website can go back up

I can't get onto wikileaks, looks like it is down

After a few attempts, I'm on wikileaks now

guys.. wikileaks is not down. through a little but of searching I've found the new location.

213.251.145.96...

and please. no one hunt me down! lol.

Keep on the good fight guys!

yeah it looks like they planned ahead with a bunch of mirrors!

reply to post by Redwookieaz


You sir..Summed my thoughts in just three rows..good one.

According to The Guardian Julian Assange will be doing a Q and A session via The Guardian website from 1pm GMT (13:00 UTC) which means in a few minutes (as I post)

The Guardian says this depends of course on Assange getting internet access.


WikiLeaks cables: Live Q&A with Julian Assange

From the Link:

WikiLeaks cables: Live Q&A with Julian Assange

The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, will be live online from 1pm today to answer readers' questions about the release of more than 250,000 US diplomatic cables

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is at the centre of intense media speculation and a hate campaign against him in America, following the leak of 250,000 US diplomatic cables.

He will be live online to answer Guardian readers' questions at 1pm today, subject to his access to an internet connection - which is very much a live issue. His online interview comes at the end of a week of shocking revelations from the cables and on a day when WikiLeaks has been fighting US attempts to take its website down.

Assange will answer your questions in the comments section below. From 1pm you will need to navigate to the latest comments for his replies.

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This seems to scotch the rumours Assange has been captured.

Posted my reply on the original thread www.abovetopsecret.com...
with backup links to Wikileaks.