<![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> A investigation must be started immediately into Judge Jeffrey White's court and where he presumes he has the legal authority to shut down a website based solely on the complaints of a corrupt corporate entity [in this case a Swiss Bank]. My view is that his actions are illegal and unconstitutional and should be fought at all costs. He has NO rights nor jurisdiction to take the actions that he has taken. It should also be determined if he has received a big bag of cash to pull off this nonsense. EFF where are you on this? Gentlemen, START YOUR INVESTIGATORS!

JeffLass

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> I just got to it. Maybe it's only blocked in the US, because it's perfectly accessible up here in Canada. They're all over the wikileaks story.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> If no DNS servers in America were allowed to "resolve" wikileaks.org, you could only get to it by either specifying a foreign DNS server for yourself or entering their wesbite IP address like http:||88.80.13.160| but with the normal / instead of | (had to otherwise Gawker too-helpfully makes it a link).

Cryptome was the one I was thinking of.

8Millionth

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> @Furious George: Is that cryptome? Maaan, I've got to update my bookmarks. They had at least half a dozen mirror sites, so presumably that stuff is still out there somewhere.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> God DAMN. Is Cryptome so last century? I must keep up with the kids these days.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> @smartster: I'm pretty sure the answer to your last question is still being fought over.

Meanwhile, if anyone sees a great Wikileaks article that's been overlooked, e-mail me at nick at toomuchnick dot com.

Nick Douglas

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> @Nick Douglas: Ok thanks. I mean I know that the Pirate Bay people were forced to relocate to Holland after a crack-down in Sweden, some say because of pressure from the US on Swedish authorities.

And for a while you couldn't access Pirate Bay at all, but now it seems up and running.

It just seems to me that with international partners etc, you could locate your servers anywhere. Isn't this the problem with shutting down spammers? I guess I am not clear on what an injunction actually does in this case. If you are putting stuff up through some server in Sweden, are you legally liable or is the host?

smartster

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> There used to be a much better leaked-doc site that specialized in CIA memos and such, and also listed an actual, itemized body count from the Iraq War (which, not surprisingly, was several orders of magnitude higher than "official" reports in the media). It was shut down about 6 months ago, which is a damned shame.

Furious George

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> WTF?! Now I gotta throw out my boylover-symbol earrings! Blast!

leroi

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> @smartster: Mm, I'll edit to clarify.

Nick Douglas

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> CanNOT believe that just happened. Am dumbfounded.. stricken, well, not speechless, but something-less.

SneakingThroughTheAlleyWithLalley

]]> <![CDATA[This Site Full Of Leaked Documents Is So Good, The Government Just Broke The Constitution To Shut It Down]]> Maybe I am missing something, but how does a judge in the US have jurisdicion over web-servers in Sweden?

smartster

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