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Originally posted by Unknown Soldier
The emails were not "stolen" to begin with the raw data was copied and extracted from the database. The emails still exist in those employees inbox's.
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
reply to post by arbiture
No, you don't have to be a crook if you want to employ some very cool math.
many of the folks working on the Manhattan project thought they were employing cool math,
until they saw the final results of their calculations.
Then again someone like Assenge is not likely to use the laws of nature as in math&pattern actualization.
Assange is not selling prognostications. neither was stratfor
he is exposing criminals who habitually use the LAW, corporate structures, connections with major governments and spook agencies as a shield to hide behind.
when those who wield the Law like a club, and have a Loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong history of killing people who get in their way,
those who would oppose them are by definition "criminals".
lol you remind me of the 1st bully i stomped in grade school, he thought he was a boxer, and came at me jabbing
i side kicked him in the face and knocked down a flight of stairs.
he then screamed:
"fight fair, mother****er!!!"
you want wikileaks and anon to play in a rigged game, by rules that only benefit
those who make them and remake them as is convenient,
the same rules/laws/yoke/chains you are rattling here.
"all is fair in love and war."
and make no mistake this is a war.
you have simply chosen to be on what you "think" is the winning side.
don't complain when you and your side lose.
Originally posted by Manhater
reply to post by popsmayhem
I know right. We have to go to wiki leaks to go read the emails ourselves. It's work. I know.
www....__._/gifiles/releasedate/2012-02-27.html
Originally posted by asala
Some others bits that have been highlighted in todays events that you may agree that are a little interesting,
Revealed so far is the following:
—Former Goldman Sachs managing director Shea Morenz to start a hedge fund called StratCap. The idea, which Morenz came up with, was that the company would “trade in a range of geopolitical instruments, particularly government bonds, currencies and the like.” Morenz invested more than $4 million and joined Stratfor’s board of directors. They put together an offshore share structure that went “as far as South Africa” Friedman said the fund will be useful and they would be “working on mock portfolios and trades.” And, the fund was to launch in 2012.
From: George Friedman
Date: Sat, 23 Jul 2011 11:34:01 -0400
To: Shea Morenz; don
kuykendall; Feldhaus,
Stephen;
Subject: Failure of Stratfor-Stratcap deal
Gentleman:
As you know I have stayed out of the negotiations to this point. I
am not entering the negotiations now. I am simply looking back on
the course of the negotiations, the current status, comparing it
to the absolute requirements I expressed to Shea at the beginning,
and pointing out that the agreement, and above all the tone of the
negotiations, have failed to meet my requirements as stated
clearly to Shea, and that therefore, I can't agree to this deal.
From where I sit, this deal is dead. Given the time, effort and
hopes that were devoted to this, I am prepared for a final
discussion confined to Shea, Don and myself. the issue is two
fold.
I am leaving for Indonesia tomorrow evening and at that time
moving on with my life. I will have things to explain in the
company where we have proceeded to implement our obligations to
StratCap in good faith. The only thing more painful that aborted
an enterprise that was already underway, would be implementing it
in the current terms and atmosphere. That will not happen.
George
Originally posted by Manhater
reply to post by popsmayhem
Search is your friend. I'm not doing the work for you. And how is it a terrorist website?
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
Again, Wikileaks didn't steal anything, they only published the data.
If Wikileaks had taken part in the hack I might agree with you.
So if you steal a diamond bracelet...
Then I fence it for you...
I get a free ride
Originally posted by onequestion
This thread was great last night what happened?
Originally posted by Xieon
If you run a program for long enough eventually you will get a copy of the Startfor e-mails, as well as a complete version of the bible, and a lot of other random nonsense. Can you prove that the published Stratfor e-mails were not obtained this way? No, you cannot. Do you have to? Yes, you do, especially if you are the prosecution, which would be the side trying the criminal charges against Wikileaks, if there could be any, and there is not, again because of protection....
There's also things like the First Amendment, but lets just forget about that right?
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
reply to post by arbiture
no need to foam at the mouth
like i said
you picked your side
the one that took a major hit today
suck it in