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Originally posted by thecinic
Assange derailed this thread when he walked out of the interview with a CNN journalist. We could of been talking FACTS.
Assange has betrayed his followers by having RAPE accusations against him while crying RAPE.
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
reply to post by Oneolddude
News flash!
If the feds wanted Assange dead, he would have never lived long enough to see the first Iraq helicopter attack video released, nor would any of his associates, and wikileaks itself would have been long gone.
He has absolutely nothing to worry about.
Originally posted by Soulshock
done to discredit him in a small way, I would assume!
possibly. probably would have just toned it down a bit. i work in TV. that color slash is quite common, it's just adding some depth/feeling to the background of a picture. what got to me more was 3 other things: the #ty lighting of the girl. she had no background and no depth on her right side. the giant white nothing to her left would have been picked out and a different shot location would be made by anyone who at least went to school for this #. the continuous over the shoulder shot of the reporter. unless there was another cam they were going to cut into (unlikely) then this is very unorthodox. the terrible audio. even with no one mixing the signal, it should not have sounded that #ty. either CNN hired some hack bull# local crew to do the interview, or someone wanted the production value to be crap. for what reason, i could only guess. edit: on second thought, i bet they made it seem like # in post. #ing with the audio, only using the over-the-shoulder cam and never the other cam set in the close up of the reporter (if it existed). #ing with the coloring to make the red slash blare at you. this would make more sense, as when you watch it, you get the feeling of none of it being that professional or credible. this is unprofessional and not credible. this guy is not credible. i should not take him serious. edit 2: ok maybe i'm over analyzing this a bit, but i noticed more: they weren't even using the lav mic on the reporter. you were hearing the secondary shotgun mics mounted on the cams for her audio, which are essentially there as backup in case something gets #ed. it's why she sounds so distant. if her lav were not functional, this would have been caught immediately by any semi-competent crew long before the interview started, or definitely right before the interview started, which would have prompted the crew to fix the issue before they went ahead and started the interview. there is a feedback buzz, normally generated from a power source contaminating an audio line, on julians mic right before he mentions the deaths of the people. this feedback should have been there the whole time if there really was a source of line contamination. i'm treading tinfoil hat territory, but this stuff doesn't add up for me. i'm thinking they intentionally #ed with everything in post.
Originally posted by rickyrrr
It is best to fabricate an embarrassing case instead, and to use every communication means possible to rub the fabricated case into people's faces,
Originally posted by thecinic
Must we go there again?
The government won't get rid of him because he holds the insurance files
He won't go to jail for wikileaks or his RAPE accusations that this journalist brought up because he holds
the insurance files.
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
Originally posted by rickyrrr
It is best to fabricate an embarrassing case instead, and to use every communication means possible to rub the fabricated case into people's faces,
If it is indeed a fabricated case, and Julian Assange is all that you say he is, why avoid public discussion of it?
He could bring far more credibility to his "cause" if he were to confront these allegations and expose the "fabricated case" for what you say it is.
He is all about exposing government corruption etc, obviously he has the ability to do it in this case right?
In my opinion it is a whole lot of nothing, no matter how you look at it (a diversionary tactic at best), but in the case of Julian Assange, having him appear as a victim of this evil fabricated plot provides real advantages, especially where public opinion is leaning in his favor, and against the government... A living martyr so to speak.
It makes the leaks seem more genuine and legitimate and less likely that he is simply a tool for the advancement of agendas, intelligence gathering etc.
Also, in my opinion, wikileaks and Julian Assange are not at all what many of you believe they are, and I've seen nothing that would convince me otherwise.
Ever submitted anything to wikileaks "anonymously"?