wiki leaks releases b of a cables

[dd2003]

Source: Zero Hedge

Go get em folks......

Wikileaks Releases Entire 65 Gigabyte Uncensored Cablegate Archive according to zero hedge...

Interesting timing

Read more: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/wikileaks-releases-entire-65-gigabyte-uncensored-cablegate-archive-or-without-bank-america-disc

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I will wait for a review on whats there.

[OnyxCollie]

1. K&R. nt

[dd2003]

2. thats a great pic

OC

[OnyxCollie]

3. Thanks!

That's my good boy, Dante.

[hlthe2b]

4. Wow... he's promised this for a long time...

I'd almost forgotten that he said he'd do this... Should prove interesting. I hope it absolutely exposes tons of them--to criminal prosecution...

[Proud Public Servant]

5. Given that he's releasing them unredacted

it's far more likely that it will result in the deaths of people who have helped us than anything else.

[hlthe2b]

6. These are Bank of America documents...

Why is it you think they will result in the deaths of people who have "helped" us? Perhaps that argument might be made for diplomatic cables, but do you think the bankers are going to start shooting? ;)

[drm604]

9. These are diplomatic cables.

According to the linked article these are the full diplomatic cables. The B of A stuff seems to be just speculation.

[DisgustipatedinCA]

7. Will Bank of America kill the leakers?

?

[gkhouston]

47. Didn't you get your last statement? Their new "penalty fees" are the bomb. Literally. n/t.

[bhikkhu]

8. In this case, he's much more a public servant!

recalling how BofA was also caught trying to hire a "private security" firm to spread dirt and discredit on Wikileaks prior to this, it will be very interesting to see how it all turns out.

[Roger Floyd]

11. Great! /eom

[Enthusiast]

22. I do not understand your reasoning.

It does not compute.

[rpannier]

25. The title of the article is actually

Wikileaks Releases Entire 65 Gigabyte Uncensored Cablegate Archive (With Or Without Bank Of America Disclosure)

story
Looks like Wikileaks is not waiting to see how litigation with the Guardian turns out and is set on doing all it can to bring the world to the brink of, what's that word again, oh yes, war. And a free Zero Hedge hat to the first guy or gal (the latter gets a choice of ZH thong instead) to discover whatever it is that Wiki may or may not have had on Bank of America.

[sudopod]

26. Is that a joke Bobby? nt

[trumad]

31. Stupid post... and sniff.

[davidwparker]

34. Concern trolling?

Welcome to DU.

[pocoloco]

36. Who the fuck did you say you serve??

[sabrina 1]

41. Given that Wikileaks is claiming that a rogue reporter

from the Guardian is responsible for that, I think there is not much behind that accusation. Not to mention that the actions of this government have caused the deaths of untold numbers of human beings, it would be kind of ironic for us to point fingers anywhere else before we deal with our own war criminals and torturers first.

That appears to be the way a majority of people feel. Once that happens, then we won't have to worry about any deaths, at least caused by us or by those attempting to expose the lies and corruption that has created so much horror and terror and grief for so many people.

[Soylent Brice]

43. facepalm...

[scentopine]

50. Bullshit. 100% right wing corporate, fascist loving bullshit talking points

If public servants were doing their job, wikileaks would be unemployed. Sick of hearing about this "wikileaks is killing people" bullshit!


How many people died because they could not pay for health care because they are broke because the bank swindled every last fucking dime from the treasury for next 100 years or more?

How many?

Sick of the shit defending the "job creators". This is class warfare. The non-rich are the only ones taking casualties.

[davidwparker]

33. +1

[drm604]

10. The Wikileaks tweet states that this is the "Full, unencrypted, Cablegate2 archive".

The Wikileaks tweet states that this is the "Full, unencrypted, Cablegate2 archive".

The B of A stuff seems to be just speculation by the zerohedge poster. I don't see anything to indicate that this archive contains any B of A information.

[EFerrari]

12. I don't either. n/t

[dd2003]

14. supposedly the password was leaked by the guardian

ZH also almost took down Goldman Sachs a couple years ago... They had such an effect that the NYSE changed the rules of operation for Goldman to continue their raping and pillaging of America

[DissedByBush]

21. It was ironic to see Wikileaks suing over the release of sensitive information

Seriously, they sued the Guardian over that.

[joshcryer]

24. Guardian signed NDAs, etc. But still. Props to WikiLeaks for finally leaking.

Their stupid ass embargo stuff was asinine, particularly as they used it to raise revenue for the corporation (a non-profit though it may have been).

[dd2003]

13. Direct contrast to CNBC (crappy news bank corp)

And their awful article that clearly is untrue-> http://www.cnbc.com/id/42762811/The_Great_Wikileaks_Bank_of_America_Hoax

and this crappy piece from american banker -> http://www.americanbanker.com/issues/176_164/wikileaks-bank-of-america-assange-1041467-1.html

Overall, B of A is in deep trouble with a ton of toxic assets and this news will only further expose them... We must not forget either of B of A telling that loser Perry that they will "help him out" -> http://blogs.wsj.com/marketbeat/2011/08/19/bank-of-america-we-will-help-you-out-someone-says-to-rick-perry/

... Cant fall apart soon enough!

[savannah43]

49. BofA and Perry. Two soon-to-be losers joining forces?

The jokes will just write themselves.

[Modern_Matthew]

15. Damn it. I have to be at work in 12 hours. Can't wait to see what people find tomorrow. nt

[defendandprotect]

27. Keep this kicked ---

[joshcryer]

16. 57 gigs? Jesus. No thanks. But it's out there now. Nothing can stop it now.

[Modern_Matthew]

17. It's only 557MB compressed. Smaller than a movie download. nt

[joshcryer]

19. Oh, I went to the magnet link and read the size wrong. Thanks for pointing that out.

I may or not be acquiring it.

[Modern_Matthew]

20. No problem. nt

[qb]

18. K&R. If we had a trustworthy government this wouldn't be necessary.

[HowHasItComeToThis]

23. BOFA WAS GOOD TIL IT GOT TAKEN OVER BY THE SOUTHERNERS

MARK MY WORDS.... THE SLIME STARTED THEN

[Donnachaidh]

37. B of A has ALWAYS been a piece of shit company

They got greedy and figured they'd bought the Congress and could get away with this shit.

[LetTimmySmoke]

28. Yes! K&R!!

I feared these were all destroyed, though some important files may still have been.

[Jack Rabbit]

29. Musical interlude

Please click here.

[Gregorian]

48. And cue Mojo Nixon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGP-wfzJ0Ks

[ooglymoogly]

30. Could it be...that if indeed there is BofA stuff here;

it is coming out when the "0" admin. and congress is about to indemnify every crime and blatant fraud, the banksters have ever committed against home-owners and the world economy and the crashing of same.

[yodermon]

32. apparently this is NOT the decrypted "insurance" file which is 1.46 Gigs

and named insurance.aes256 (and sitting on my external drive :D )

Per assange:

https://twitter.com/#!/wikileaks/status/108251897961517056
"WikiLeaks 'insurance' files have not been decrypted. All press are currently misreporting. There is an issue, but not that issue."

[davidwparker]

35. +1

[slay]

38. no, this file is 60.4 Gigs!

but only 557 megs when compressed with 7zip.

[yodermon]

42. Right. I imagine the 1.46 gig insurance file is itself compressed,

So if *it's* expanded (assuming the same compression ratio) it would be 157 GIGS.
I wonder how much content overlap there is.

[librechik]

39. I thought they got hacked and the hacker dumped it all on the web.

[EFerrari]

44. No, that was the material from cablegate. And it wasn't a hack.

A Guardian reporter seems to have released a password.

Imo, the OP is mistaken. I've seen no indication that the BofA material has been released by WL.

[librechik]

45. Right, thanks E, since I posted this I have read the definitive article

where else, at Glenn Greenwald, explains the situation at length

[EFerrari]

46. I better go read that. A lot going on this week.

:)

[The Backlash Cometh]

40. Are these the cables which were reported to have been destroyed?