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Emails obtained during series of Anonymous hacking attacks reveal inner workings of US-based intelligence firm Stratfor

WikiLeaks releases first 200 of 5m Stratfor emails

Today Wikileaks released Stratfor strategy against Julian Assange

"One other point is this. Ferreting out his confederates is also key.
Find out what other disgruntled rogues inside the tent or outside. Pile
on. Move him from country to country to face various charges for the
next 25 years. But, seize everything he and his family own, to include
every person linked to Wiki.

Marko Papic wrote:
> Nate makes a good point. The arrest is not necessarily the end of
> Julian Assange. He could become a martyr in jail, particularly a
> Swedish jail, which I imagine has better amenities than my house."

Re: Discussion- Assange Arrested

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has lost his UK Supreme Court fight against extradition to Sweden to face accusations of sex offences

Julian Assange loses extradition appeal at Supreme Court

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is seeking political asylum at Ecuador's London embassy, the country's foreign minister has said

Wikileaks' Julian Assange seeks asylum in Ecuador embassy

WikiLeaks Wins Case Against VISA

Iceland Court Orders Visa To Start Processing Wikileaks Payments Again Within Two Weeks

Julian Assange will be granted asylum, says official

Ecuador's president Rafael Correa has agreed to give the WikiLeaks founder asylum, according to an official in Quito.

Julian Assange can be arrested in Ecuador embassy, UK warns

Ahead of decision on WikiLeaks founder's asylum claim, Quito accuses Britain of threat to trample international law.

The most famous Swedish TV anchorman, Olle Anderson, asks Julian Assange's prosecutor Marianne Ny to arrest him and his wife as well, because under the prosecution's arguments against Assange they are also both guilty of rape:

'Try Me for Rape Too, Marianne Ny!'

Don't lose sight of why the US is out to get Julian Assange

Ecuador is pressing for a deal that offers justice to Assange's accusers – and essential protection for whistleblowers.

We are Women Against Rape but we do not want Julian Assange extradited

For decades we have campaigned to get rapists caught, charged and convicted. But the pursuit of Assange is political.

WikiLeaks suspect Manning mistreated by military, psychiatrist says

Bradley Manning was held in solitary confinement despite expert's claim he was no longer a suicide risk.

Julian Assange: the fugitive

Julian Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy for six months. In a rare interview, we ask the WikiLeaks founder about reports of illness, paranoia – and if he'll ever come out.

Hypocrisy lies at the heart of the trial of Bradley Manning

It is an outrage that soldiers who killed innocents remain free but the man who exposed them is accused of 'aiding the enemy'.

Why I'm running for Senate with WikiLeaks alongside Julian Assange

Yes, I'm a feminist who's also a WikiLeaks party candidate in Victoria for the Australian Senate. The two are not irreconcilable – here's why.

Bradley Manning cleared of 'aiding the enemy' but guilty of most other charges

- Pfc. Manning convicted of multiple Espionage Act violations.

- Acquitted of most serious 'aiding the enemy' charge.

- Army private faces maximum jail sentence of 136 years.

Bradley Manning verdict brings anger, disappointment – and relief

Manning supporters condemn long sentence in store for army private but acquittal of 'aiding the enemy' charge brings relief.

Julian Assange: conviction of Bradley Manning a dangerous precedent

WikiLeaks founder criticises findings of military court and treatment of 'heroic' US soldier.

Manning conviction under Espionage Act worries civil liberties campaigners

Private awaits sentencing in WikiLeaks case as one observer says: 'Obama has managed to do what Nixon couldn't'.

Bradley Manning leak did not result in deaths by enemy forces, court hears

Counter-intelligence officer who investigated WikiLeaks impact undermines argument that Manning leak put lives at risk.

Bradley Manning says sorry for leaks that 'hurt the United States'

Manning, 25, speaks at sentencing phase of his trial and says 'I believed I was going to help people, not hurt people'.

Bradley Manning offered no support in 'hyper-masculine' military – therapist

Clinical psychologist Michael Worsley diagnosed Manning with gender identity disorder and says he experienced severe stress.