WIKILEAKS: October Surprise @ 3AM EST

[Jed 7,716]

22 hours ago, Brainiac said:

So does this guy want Trump to win or....

If all the things that they're alleging Hillary has done is true I wouldn't want her winning either (no that doesn't mean I like trump)

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7 hours ago, littlebitch said:

what does she do in haiti? I'm not american but i like to know

On January 12, 2010 a massive 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti killing over 300,000 people and 300,000 Haitians suffered from injuries, with another 1.3 million displaced. The devastation created new opportunities for predators to take full advantage of the situation and use the tragedy to prey upon the victims for personal gain and profit. The country was declared open for business and while the Haitian people suffered the Clintons cashed in. The Clintons acted as the savior of Haiti and raised 12 million in donation from the Clinton Foundation but only 2% was gave Haiti while they took the rest of the money. The Clintons are friends with Haiti government rich family members that allow the Clintons to use the land for profit and share that money together leaving its people poorer. Haiti is even worse than it was back in 2010.

They built 37,000 houses which is not alot and none of the housing was long term or sustainable.. most programs have simply provided temporary measures, such as the construction of temporary shelters and the allocation of rental subsidies. Today, people still live under tends with no homes. Instead of helping the people, they built a 20 million dollar soccer field in Haiti!!

The Clinton and the UN then brought Cholera with them that created an outbreak effecting 700,000 Haitians that had become ill with cholera and caused the death of 10,000 people. They did not do much effort to help the victims!

 

 

[Supersonic 49,376]

Ain't he the one from the website that thought it's groundbreaking information to out closeted gay athletes in countries where homosexuality is illegal?

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5 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Ain't he the one from the website that thought it's groundbreaking information to out closeted gay athletes in countries where homosexuality is illegal?

I think you're mixing up two different headlines, of which Wikileaks didn't do.

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Just now, FATCAT said:

I think you're mixing up two different headlines, of which Wikileaks didn't do.

I know there has been one during this year's olympics, but I remembered in the article about Grindr-gate there was another incident mentioned that was pulled by wikileaks.

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Just now, Supersonic said:

I know there has been one during this year's olympics, but I remembered in the article about Grindr-gate there was another incident mentioned that was pulled by wikileaks.

They released an arrest report of a man detained for being gay. They didn't endanger him to his government, they'd already detained him.

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Just now, FATCAT said:

They released an arrest report of a man detained for being gay. They didn't endanger him to his government, they'd already detained him.

Just read up about it:
 

In addition to outing the Saudi man, the site has published the names of teenage rape victims, medical records, financial data, and information relating to paternity disputes, custody fights, and other family concerns, the AP reports.

The news service, which is not publishing names or other identifying details from the WikiLeaks files, contacted 23 people who were affected. Most of them live in Saudi Arabia, where the site is censored, so they did not know their information had appeared there. Some were unfazed when told of the situation, but some were “horrified,” the AP notes.

“This is a disaster,” said a Saudi woman who had taken on debt to support a relative who was ill, without telling other members of her family. “What if my brothers, neighbors, people I know or even don’t know have seen it? What is the use of publishing my story?”

It's still kinda gross. Leaking the data of crime victims definitely is not in the spirit of exposing government issues. It's an attack against the people they set out to educate.

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3 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Just read up about it:
 

In addition to outing the Saudi man, the site has published the names of teenage rape victims, medical records, financial data, and information relating to paternity disputes, custody fights, and other family concerns, the AP reports.

The news service, which is not publishing names or other identifying details from the WikiLeaks files, contacted 23 people who were affected. Most of them live in Saudi Arabia, where the site is censored, so they did not know their information had appeared there. Some were unfazed when told of the situation, but some were “horrified,” the AP notes.

“This is a disaster,” said a Saudi woman who had taken on debt to support a relative who was ill, without telling other members of her family. “What if my brothers, neighbors, people I know or even don’t know have seen it? What is the use of publishing my story?”

It's still kinda gross. Leaking the data of crime victims definitely is not in the spirit of exposing government issues. It's an attack against the people they set out to educate.

They should have done a better job of redacting names and identifying factors, but the site and it's reporting is blocked in their country. The only people that could access the information was the government, which already had it. It's a downed tree in a forest.

[Goosey 3,017]

So... so did they do nothing at 3 AM EST?  I'm so disappointed.