Julian Assange On The Impact Of WikiLeaks On World Events 7/5/11

Currently watching/listening to this, really great things being said. Video is separated into 10 parts, tell me if you'd like all of them embedded.

July 05, 2011 C-SPAN MOXNews.com... WikiLeaks founder and editor-in-chief Julian Assange and Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek discussed the history of WikiLeaks, its impact on world events, and the ethics and philosophy behind it.

I'm still waiting for the leak on the big bank that is supposed to collapse because of the info that wikileaks have. That is supposed to happen in the early part of the year. We are already in the second half of the year and yet no leak has come out. Did wikileaks settle at a reasonable price in return for its silence?

Great job OP bringing this to attention. Been a long time since I've heard an actual news story and Assange in classic Dragnet just the facts fashion is a pleasure to listen to. The disclosure on B of A shenanigans was a given but still good to confirm and the other side of the coin on the Arab Spring with details of how the west tried to suppress the news was news. Loved the commentator as well and just sad that MOX NEWS is so intermittant. Talked to a packed house who paid 25 Brit apiece and trudged through 2 changes of venue, one of them a university campus, because the subject matter was considered too controversial. What's that all about?

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Thanks for the reply, and congratulations on your 420th post. Julian mentioned about how despite being a "controversial" subject, he sold out all the tickets; and that 20 years ago that probably wouldn't have happened. Meaning the generation is moving in a direction that favors disclosure, transparency, more personal freedoms, equality, smaller government; and disapproves of the perpetual war. Wikileaks is taking it's part in this movement, and we're going along for the ride.