Wednesday, December 01, 2010

Wikileaks Provokes a Storm

Glen Greenwald as always is the man on this.
Update: Glen posted this on his blog - thanks if you came by from there or from his twitter feed.

13 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:00 AM

    Should be hundreds of thousands, eh? The point stands though!

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  2. I would like jade jewelry to strive these although I can imagine getting myself tied up in knots with the last one, lol.

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  3. yes I came via Greenwald link to applaud your brilliance too.

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  4. Anonymous4:37 PM

    Well its a good thing you are a not a philosophy professor as you might lose even tenure for not understanding what moral relativism entails.

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  5. Anonymous10:00 PM

    very aptly put ,applies to every political goons in every country

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  6. Anonymous2:42 AM

    How true...
    By the way, aren't citizens supposed to be unworried about the gouvernment looking into their private lives as long as they have "nothing to hide"? Guess gouvernments have a lot to hide, or they wouldn't be worried... ;)

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  7. Hello James, I posted this cartoon on my site with full attribution. I trust this is ok? If not will remove.
    All the best ;)

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  8. Metanea - 0f course, no problem. Thanks!

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  9. Of course!! wikileaks has done a brain storming impact over the world, including all diplomats. Now still they are trying to ban wikileaks instead of maintaining the peace level???????

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  10. Anonymous1:04 PM

    That's hypocrisy, not moral relativism. It's so far away from moral relativism that someone could make the case that it's the complete opposite.

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  11. Seeing this cartoon via Glenn Greenwald. Thanks for the spot on critique!

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  12. pretty impressive way to matching up the things.

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