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Actions collectives : les ententes qui interviennent entre les avocats et les entreprises sont de plus en plus contestées par les consommateurs. C’est encore arrivé hier, dans l’affaire du «Cablegate» (Toyota). C’est une bonne chose car il faut que la crédibilité de cet outil important de défense des consommateurs s’améliore. Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

James Ball is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and author. He is a fellow of the think-tank Demos and the political editor of The New European. He is also the current chair of the UK committee of the Ethical Journalism Network. Having been part of the Pulitzer prize-winning journalism team at the Guardian who covered the NSA leaks by Edward Snowden, it's little surprise he's developed more than a passing interest in the topics of trust and truth. Amongst other titles, in 2017 James published ‘Post-Truth: How Bullshit Conquered the World'. The 2024 IC Index highlighted the crucial role of trust at work. With trust on a knife-edge in so many organisations now, we wanted to chat with someone who had researched into this vital issue. Our conversation with James explores the critical role of trust and truth in healthy, well-functioning societies, and what happens when the people we ought to be able to trust don't tell the truth. Takeaways Trust is a pressing issue in the workplace, especially as new ways of working continue to evolve. The definition of trust is nebulous and difficult to quantify, but it generally refers to the belief in what someone says. Facts and figures alone are not enough to change beliefs; trust is built through starting where people are and addressing their concerns. Transparency and open communication are key in building trust and authenticity in journalism and internal communication. Regular and transparent communication is essential for building trust in organizations. Balancing 'I don't know' with providing information is crucial for maintaining credibility. AI can assist in communication but should not replace human interaction. Effective communication involves building rapport, finding common ground, and challenging constructively. Communication should be inclusive, honest, and open to empower individuals and foster trust. About James Ball James Ball James Ball is an award winning journalist, broadcaster and author, fellow of the think-tank Demos, and the political editor of The New European. He has worked as the global editor of TBIJ, a special correspondent at BuzzFeed UK and special projects editor at The Guardian, where he played a key role in the Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the NSA leaks by Edward Snowden, as well as the offshore leaks, HSBC Files, Reading the Riots and Keep it in the Ground projects.  At WikiLeaks he was closely involved in Cablegate – the publication of 250,000 classified US embassy cables in 2010 – as well as working on two documentaries based on the Iraq War Logs. James is a longstanding trustee for, and chair of the UK committee of, the Ethical Journalism Network. James is the author of multiple books, including "Post-Truth and "The Tangled Web We Weave: Inside The Shadow System That Shapes the Internet”. His most recent book, “The Other Pandemic: How Qanon Contaminated The World” was published by Bloomsbury in July 2023.  

Em 2010 e 2011, um grupo de jornalistas investigativos divulgou documentos diplomáticos dos Estados Unidos. O caso ficou conhecido como Cablegate do Wikileaks. Uma jornalista brasileira participou dessa iniciativa e lançou um livro para contar o que viveu nesses anos. Natalia Viana é a entrevistada do Mundo Político e, além do livro, comenta os desafios do jornalismo na era digital. A cofundadora da Agência Pública defende a revolução digital da comunicação, o que, para ela, possibilita reportagens de grande impacto com menores custos. Na conversa com Marco Antonio Soalheiro, ela também descreve a figura de Julian Assange, fundador do Wikileaks, e que viveu anos sob privação de liberdade em função da repercussão do vazamento de documentos sigilosos.

Se video av dette intervjuet på Pusterom.comProfessor emeritus Rune Ottosen har jobbet innen både journalistikk og fredsforskning. Han mener det er et paradoks at Julian Assange sitter fengslet for å eksponere krigsforbrytelser, mens de som har utført forbrytelsene ikke er straffeforfulgt. Professoren understreker at det er avgjørende for ytrings- og pressefriheten at pressen ikke straffes for å avsløre kriminelle handlinger. Julian Assange sitter nå i et høysikkerhetsfengsel i Storbritannia. Dersom han blir utlevert til USA, risikerer han en fengselsstraff på 175 år. Ottosen har engasjert seg sterkt for å få Assange løslatt, og han er skuffet over norske medier som han mener har berøringsangst i denne saken. Norsk PEN viser 3. mai en fersk dokumentarfilm laget av Julian Assanges bror og far. Arrangementet er gratis, og du finner mer informasjon om det under.› ithaka - dokumentaren om Julian Assange • Onsdag 3. mai kl 19:15 - Oslo: Pressefrihetens dag: WikiLeaks' Julian Assange kamp er vår alles kamp for retten til sannhet ◦ “Håper å se mange av mine venner på pressefrihetens dag 3. mai i Pressens hus kl. 19.15. Vi viser dokumentarfilmen IIkhata om Assange-saken. Stella Morris som er gift med Assange og er hans advokat innleder og setter saken i sammenheng med den globale kampen for ytringsfrihet og journalist-sikkerhet.” • ithaka - 3. mai kl 19:15 i Pressens hus ◦ “På den internasjonale pressefrihetens dag inviterer Norsk PEN til filmvisning av ITHAKA med innledning ved Stella Moris Assange, kone og forvarer til Julian Assange.”› Rune Ottosen • Hjemmeside ◦ Krigsforbytere går fri - budbringer i fengsel› WikiLeaks • WikiLeaks • søk: Julian Assange • søk: Bradley (Chelsea) Manning • Guardian journalist negligently disclosed Cablegate passwords • søk: bok: Fallet Julian Assange - Nils Melzer› Diverse: • Norsk PEN • bok: Forfølgelsen av Julian Assange – eller kunsten å kneble en brysom budbringer • Dokumentar: De gode bombene - NRK Brennpunkt› Søk • Edward Snowden • bok: Med rett til å varsle - Anders Hellebust • bok: De mest alvorlige forbrytelser av Ståle Eskeland • video: Collateral Murder • Stella Moris • Anniken Huitfeldt • Finn Sjue Klassekampen NATO› Bonus • Norges Hemmelige Hær - Historien om Stay BehindLast ned episodenInnspilt: 2023-03-17Publisert: 2023-04-28Støtte Antijantepodden?Liker du arbeidet vi gjør, og vil bidra til at vi lager flere episoder?Finn ut hvordan du kan gi noe tilbake ved å gå til antijantepodden.com!Meld deg på vårt nyhetsbrev

The leaked WhatsApp messages of Matt Hancock and his Tory peers has sparked debate over journalistic conduct. What will it mean for trust of sources and potential legal precedent?

On Jan 20, the Belmarsh Tribunal packed a room at the National Press Club in Washington, DC as thousands also watched online. Co-host Chris Garaffa was there to cover this historic event for CovertAction. To discuss the legacy of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, the US government's attacks on them and why everyone should be concerned about attacks on press freedom, we're joined by Esther Iverem, an author, multidisciplinary artist and independent journalist. Esther produces and hosts ‘On the Ground: Voices of Resistance from the Nation's Capital,” available as a podcast and on 25 stations on the Pacifica network. Throughout the episode, we revisit some of what put WikiLeaks on the map - including Vault 7, Collateral Murder, CableGate and more - and discuss why we need truthtellers today more than ever.The entire Tribunal is available to watch on YouTube.Support the show

En el episodio 164 los casi, casi expertos Will, Joesue Y El Masticable hablan sobre; Bayonetta 3, RTX 4090 CableGate, Xbox precios, Parasite Eve y mucho mas.   

I dessa exponeringstider kommer det bli en hel del ljus på de individer vars handlingar har styrts av de intressen som i bakgrunden verkat ledande för omvärldsutvecklingen. I en viss given omfattning kommer dessa få utgöra pedagogiska exempel för hur dessa intressen över tid kunnat verka utan att synas. Detta sker inom ramen för det pågående stingoperationsbaserade folkbildningsprojektet som mänskligheten befinner sig i. "Nya Sverige" var en svensk koloni som grundades 1638. Kolonin låg vid Nordamerikas östkust i de nuvarande amerikanska delstaterna Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey och Maryland. Nya Sverige inköptes 1638 av Nya Sverigekompaniet som ett led i den svenska koloniseringen av Amerika och kolonin grundades endast arton år efter det att engelska kolonisatörer utvandrat till Nordamerika med det nederländskbyggda fartyget Mayflower. Området var i svensk ägo under sjutton år mellan 1638 och 1655 och kolonin blev den första fasta europeiska bosättningen i området. Varför just Joe Biden har fått äran att axla rollen som det mest framträdande exemplet på detta, kan ha att göra med i vilken omfattning vårt käre underlivsporslin alltid sprungit familjen Wallenbergs ärenden. Så tidigt som på 70-talet, när Joe Biden representerade just delstaten Delaware i amerikanska senaten, kan man utläsa från Cablegate-läckan på Wikileaks att han varit djupt inblandad i förhandlingar med Sovjetunionens företrädare i Raoul Wallenberg-ärendet. Detta kan givetvis i sammanhanget vara en slump. Slumpens betydelse kan dock inom ramen för den geopolitiska utvecklingen de senaste 100 åren, nog ses som ganska begränsad. Nu håller vi i oss, för snart börjar det blåsa ordentligt! #CarlNorberg #DeFria De Fria är en folkrörelse som jobbar för demokrati genom en upplyst och medveten befolkning! Stöd oss: SWISH: 070 - 621 19 92 (mottagare Sofia S) PATREON: https://patreon.com/defria_se HEMSIDA: https://defria.se FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/defria.se

Julian Assange e o Wikileaks revolucionaram o jornalismo investigativo no século XXI. As consequências, porém, perseguem até hoje o idealizador e o seu projeto.Pra gente entender como isso chacoalhou o mundo, recebemos Natalia Viana, jornalista, diretora e co-fundadora da Agência Pública. Ela foi a única brasileira a integrar o grupo de jornalistas colaboradores do Wikileaks no caso "Cablegate".- Cast: Pablo Magalhães, Liu Magalhães, Felipe Bonsanto e Cleber Roberto |- Edição: Reverbere Estúdio |- OUÇA O HISTORIANTE NA ORELO!A cada play nós somos remunerados, e você não paga nada por isso!https://orelo.cc/ohistoriante |- APOIE O HISTORIANTE!Vá ao apoia.se/historiante e contribua com R$4 mensais. Além de nos ajudar, você tem acesso ao nosso grupo de recompensas! |- OUÇA NOSSA PLAYLIST: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/35Bq2VYTj0hqyKckDIqUmy?si=iSEFxoRnSzKeehtwtxy6bg |- PARTICIPE DA NOSSA PESQUISA DE OPINIÃO! https://forms.gle/TUKgYVz6ggc82QZT8 |- OBRIGADO APOIADORES!Andreza Sousa Lima; Adma Karycelle Rocha; Alessandra Fonseca; Amanda Suhadolnik; Ana Paula Siqueira Balduino da Silva; Ana Paula de Oliveira; Arley Barros; Bruno Gouvea de Queiroz; Bruno Santos de Araújo; Carolina Yeh; Charles Guilherme Rodrigues; Clessio Cunha Mendes; Danilo Terra de Oliveira; Eduardo dos Santos Silva; Emerson de Oliveira Brito; Eugenia fernanda cabral dos Santos; Frederico Jannuzzi; Fabiano Santos Oliveira; Flávio José dos Santos; Graça Viviane Pereira; Iza Luciene Mendes Regis; Jamille Padoin; Jefferson Aleff Oliveira; João Vitor Milward; Juliana Duarte; Juliana Fick; Kleyton Andrade Paiva; Ladison Costa das Dores; Luciana Correa de Oliveira; Marcelo Raulino Silva; Maria Mylena Farias Martins; Márcia Aparecida Masciano Matos; Núbia Cristina dos Santos; Rafael Lucas Barros Botelho; Reinaldo Coelho; Rodrigo Paolo Terra de Oliveira; Ronie Von Barros Da Cunha Junior; Sae Dutra; Sibeli de Oliveira Schneider; Suzana Cardoso; Taís Melero

On the show, Chris Hedges discusses ‘The Trial of Julian Assange,' a new book by Nils Melzer, UN special rapporteur on torture. In July 2010, WikiLeaks published ‘Cablegate,' one of the biggest leaks in the history of the US military, including evidence of war crimes and torture. Julian Assange, the founder and spokesman of WikiLeaks, immediately found himself a target, accused of hacking, and later sexual assault. He spent the next seven years in asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, fearful that he would be extradited to Sweden to face accusations of assault and then sent to the US. In 2019, Assange was handed over to the British police. On the same day, the US demanded his extradition. He faces up to 175 years in prison for alleged espionage and computer fraud. It was at this moment that Nils Melzer, UN special rapporteur on torture, started his methodical investigation into how the US and UK governments were working in tandem to imprison Assange for life in the United States. The more Melzer investigated the more it became apparent that the UK and the United States were grossly distorting the legal process to revoke Assange's most basic rights, including due process along with the flagrant manipulation of evidence. The violations included the taping of Assange's meetings with his attorneys, in violation of attorney-client privilege. Melzer gathered medical and psychological evidence to prove that Assange had suffered prolonged and orchestrated psychological torture. All these measures were instituted solely because Assange provided to the public evidence of war crimes, lies, corruption and a callous indifference by the United States to human life. Nils Melzer is the UN special rapporteur on torture. His new book is ‘The Trial of Julian Assange: A Story of Persecution.'

James Ball is a multi-award-winning journalist (including Pulitzer Prize) and author. Previously with Wikileaks during ‘Cablegate', James knows what it takes to seek the truth and hold power to account. He is currently the Global Editor of The Bureau for Investigative Journalism (@TBIJ), and he has written for top outlets as well as recently writing ‘The System: who owns the internet and how it owns us‘. He is a damn good egg and will be talking about the world of investigative journalism, power and a lot more besides. About James: James Ball oversees the not-for-profit's international reporting projects for TBIJ. He also works as a freelance writer and broadcaster, and is a weekly columnist for The New European.Previously a special correspondent at BuzzFeed UK and special projects editor at The Guardian, James played a key role in the Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the NSA leaks by Edward Snowden, as well as the offshore leaks, HSBC Files, Reading the Riots and Keep it in the Ground projects. At WikiLeaks he was closely involved in Cablegate – the publication of 250,000 classified US embassy cables in 2010 – as well as working on two documentaries based on the Iraq War Logs. James is the author of multiple books, including "Post-Truth and "Bluffocracy". His next book, "The System: who owns the internet and how it owns us" is published by Bloomsbury in August 2020.Find out more over at jamesrball.comABOUT MOUTHWASH: Mouthwash season two begins July 5, for more information, check out mouthwashshow.comThanks to Shell for supporting the show, and to Ecologi for planting a tree for every listener! TBD Conference will return in 2022. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Realizado há mais de dez anos, nenhum vazamento de informações foi mais emblemático do que o Cablegate, colocado em prática pelo projeto Wikileaks. Quem esteve lá em 2010, colaborando no projeto, foi a jornalista e co-fundadora da Agência Pública, Natalia Viana. Conversamos com a jornalista para saber um pouco sobre a sua participação no Wikileaks e, também, sobre sua visão diante de algumas questões que o caso trouxe, como, por exemplo, a decisão da justiça britânica em janeiro deste ano, que optou pela não extradição de Julian Assange para os Estados Unidos. Ficha técnica Apresentação, produção e edição de áudio: Tynan Barcelos Edição de texto: Marcelo Garcia Orientação: Luciana Kraemer

Em novembro de 2010, a jornalista Natalia Viana recebeu um convite misterioso, sem muitos detalhes, para participar de um projeto que prometia ser grande e imperdível jornalisticamente. A única condição é que ela fosse às pressas para Londres, na Inglaterra.Poucas semanas depois, os cinco maiores jornais do mundo e o site Wikileaks publicaram uma enxurrada de documentos secretos sobre atividades diplomáticas e militares dos Estados Unidos que tratavam, sobretudo, dos conflitos no Oriente Médio. Documentos obtidos pelo australiano Julian Assange, fundador do Wikileaks.E a Natalia? Ela estava entre os jornalistas envolvidos na publicação das informações. Foi a única comunicadora brasileira que participou do caso, que ficou conhecido como "Cablegate", o maior vazamento de documentos sigilosos da história mundial - ao menos até o momento.No Conversas com o Meio desta terça-feira, a jornalista conta detalhes da rotina de trabalho junto ao Wikileaks, como foi seu contato com Assange e as mudanças que "Cablegate" trouxe para a prática jornalística.Você não vai querer perder esse papo. Confira!

Hoy en #DiaADia, comenzamos conversando con el periodista y sociólogo Darío Mizrahi, quien nos comentó que “En el senado, Biden tuvo mucha participación en proyectos vinculados a América Latina, es alguien que conoce muy bien la región”, por lo que “Creo que va a haber un gobierno mucho más abierto a escuchar e involucrarse con América Latina”. Mizrahi mencionó que “Biden, en relación al cambio climático y protección del Amazonas, podría llegar a aplicar sanciones si Bolsonaro no toma medidas”, tomando en cuenta también que “Bolsonaro no solo desconoció y sigue sin felicitar a Biden, sino que dijo que cree que hubo fraude”. El miembro del Comité Organizador de la Consulta Popular, Emilio Graterón, nos habló acerca de la participación en la consulta: “Ha habido una avalancha de gente intentando participar”, dijo, afirmando que “Estamos muy contentos, porque los problemas que estamos teniendo son por la gran cantidad de gente que está participando”. Graterón explicó que “La consulta no es solo un medio para ofrecerle al venezolano una alternativa frente al fraude, sino también un mecanismo de manifestación política para activar procesos políticos” y expresó: “Ningún venezolano en ninguna parte del mundo debería quedarse sin participar en la Consulta Popular si de verdad quiere hacer regresar la democracia a Venezuela”. Jordi Cañas, diputado del Parlamento Europeo, expresó: “Me gustaría reforzar la idea de la contundencia con la cual la Unión Europea se ha manifestado ante el fraude de esta convocatoria electoral”, resaltando que “El régimen ha hecho esta convocatoria para asaltar la última institución democrática que quedaba en Venezuela”. Cañas comentó que “Se pueden plantear soluciones alternativas, como una prórroga del mandato de la Asamblea, hasta que se produzcan elecciones libres y democráticas”, y aseguró que “La Unión Europea y sus instituciones democráticas han estado y van a seguir estando al lado de los venezolanos para conseguir el retorno de la democracia. Y más pronto que tarde, eso sucederá”. Desde Los Ángeles nos atendió el corresponsal de la agencia EFE, Alex Segura, quien nos informó que “Ayer hubo más de 34.000 casos registrados y se superó la barrera de las 20.000 muertes en California”, y comentó que “La semana pasada, el gobernador tuvo muchas críticas al anunciar estas medidas”, pero el gobernador “Dijo que si la capacidad de las unidades de cuidados intensivos caía por debajo del 15%, automáticamente se activarían estas medidas restrictivas”, puesto que “En Acción de Gracias, el movimiento interestatal fue muy elevado y como resultado vemos estos elevados números de infecciones”. El corresponsal de El Mundo, Pablo Scarpellini, nos habló acerca del “Cablegate”, a 10 años de haber ocurrido: “Fue la filtración de documentos secretos más grande de la historia, y el episodio más vergonzoso para la diplomacia de Estados Unidos”, comentó, asegurando que “Nos ha servido para ver cómo funciona la diplomacia americana, qué es lo que piensa y cómo mueve los hilos”. Scarpellini mencionó que “10 años más tarde, Wikileaks apenas hace ruido. Su última filtración importante fue en 2018” y resaltó que “Julian Assange ahora está en prisión y su estado de salud es delicado”. Y para cerrar, el abogado de la División de las Américas de Human Rights Watch, Juan Pappier, nos comentó que “La detención de los miembros del movimiento San Isidro se debió a que uno de ellos tenía que hacerse un test de Covid, y detuvieron a los 14 miembros del movimiento que estaban manifestando” y resaltó que “Para Cuba, una manifestación de 400 personas es algo muy inusual, y da esperanzas de que un sector muy importante de la población está harto”, por lo que “Lo importante es que la comunidad internacional no deje que el régimen oprima, reprima y termine con esta protesta a la fuerza”.

All the latest news on iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, as well as a new HomePod Mini. As always we cover all angles using audio clips from different sources so you get everything you need to know, right here on the Naked Tech Podcast. Episode 159. Recorded […] The post 159: New iPhone 12 Models, Cablegate, HomePod Mini appeared first on Naked Tech Podcast.

Anya Parampil, investigative journalist with The Grayzone on the profound impact Julian Assange and WikiLeaks has had on the new generation of journalists who are deeply inspired by his courage and sacrifice; Sergio Kiernan, Editor of Argentina's crusading daily Pagina12 on Cablegate's exposure of US attempts to corrupt the government of Argentina; Ray McGovern, retired CIA official and founder of the Sam Adams Association on the nefarious players in the judicial pantomime under the guise of an extradition hearing.

Google removes from the Play store an app nominally designed to track COVID-19 infections. An EU power distribution consortium says its business systems were hacked. An assessment of Cablegate has been declassified. Ex-CIA employee Schulte’s trial for disclosing classified information ends in a hung jury. The alleged proprietor of a criminal market is arrested. Crooks hack rival crooks. More US primaries are held today. And a case of identity theft in North Carolina. Ben Yelin from UMD CHHS with updates on ClearView AI, guest is Kathleen Kuczma from Recorded Future on 2019 Top Vulnerabilities List. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2020/March/CyberWire_2020_03_10.html Support our show

In a matter of minutes, the Squiz Today podcast will get you across the news headlines. Published each weekday at 6.00am, this short daily news podcast is designed to fit into your morning routine – perfect for the commute, the gym or over a morning coffee.Who's Bryce Corbett? https://www.thesquiz.com.au/extras/2019/july/three-minute-squiz-with-bryce-corbett/More about Squizheads: https://www.thesquiz.com.au/squizheads/Sign up to The Squiz Today email: www.thesquiz.com.auContacts us: hello@thesquiz.com.au

Reality Winner - an NSA whistle-blower - was sentenced to five years in prison in the USA last week. Closer to home the hunt for the "Limogate" leaker remained in the headlines, and National Party immigration spokesperson Michael Woodhouse called for Chelsea Manning - of Cablegate fame - to be barred from New Zealand. Mediawatch's Jeremy Rose talks to long-time political reporter Brent Edwards who argues sometimes it's in the public interest for journalists to say no to leaks.

Reality Winner - an NSA whistle-blower - was sentenced to five years in prison in the USA last week. Closer to home the hunt for the "Limogate" leaker remained in the headlines, and National Party immigration spokesperson Michael Woodhouse called for Chelsea Manning - of Cablegate fame - to be barred from New Zealand. Mediawatch's Jeremy Rose talks to long-time political reporter Brent Edwards who argues sometimes it's in the public interest for journalists to say no to leaks.

GUEST: ALEX BOWMAN - We recap the loooongest race of the NASCAR season The Coca-Cola 600, discuss Cable-Gate, hear a lot from Marcos Ambrose, News of the Week, Tons O' Testing, preview Dover, plus Fantasy Racing. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. This week we looked at cable #09STATE23141 which touched on the relocation of Iraq scientists who were forced into their WMD program. Whether they were unsuccessful intentionally or not is to be determined. We are following up with the scientist from this cable to try and interview him, if indeed he did end up in Australia after several failed attempts to acquire a visa. But first we looked at the incident at Occupy UC Davis with the "Pepper Spray Cop." Also, we celebrate one year since the diplomatic cables were first released by WikiLeaks, and Julian Assanges' upcoming verdict. AND we talked about the proposed bill to the NDAA stating that the US Military can hold civilians indefinitely..... http://www.mediafire.com/file/ab24l47j5a70t9k/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2022.mp3

An Australian and a Californian discuss WikiLeaks for your infotainment. The best thing about this job is that I have the opportunity to speak to real revolutionaries like Jimmy Massey, who has made the world a better place by just having the guts to speak the truth. He was the original whistleblower from the latest Iraq War (how sad is it that we have to specify which war?) and let the world know that civilians were being murdered in Iraq, not just enemy combatants. He received criticism for this for years, until the Iraq War Logs released by Wikileaks Cablegate last year backed up everything Jimmy had said was true. On top of that, he's a humble and "regular" guy who was willing to share his story with us, along with new insights into life after whistleblowing. We were also joined by Sandra Peevers from RevolutionTruth & Occupy Otsego, whose valuable insights into the Occupy Movement apply to all occupiers, so listen up! Thanks once again Jimmy and Sandy, and you are both welcome back anytime :) Please keep us updated on your pursuit for truth, transparency, and democracy. After these interviews, we looked at cable #03KUWAIT1381... http://www.mediafire.com/file/ijb01o5hc0gvh63/Meaningless%20Words%20with%20Special%20Guests%20Jimmy%20Massey%20and%20Sandra%20Peevers,%20a%20Whistleblower%20and%20an%20Occupier,%20Episode%2021%20Recorded%20November%2014th%202011.mp3

EPISODE 19 An Australian and a Californian discuss WikiLeaks for your infotainment. http://www.mediafire.com/file/eca3x4hb9lam1hh/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2019,%20recorded%20November%201st%20and%2015th,%202011.mp3

EPISODE 20 An Australian and a Californian discuss WikiLeaks for your infotainment. Child custody, child trafficking, and Australia imports teenage brides. http://www.mediafire.com/file/j9tmd6sls56yqzs/MeaninglessWords%20Episode20%20recorded%20November%208th%20and%2015th,%202011.mp3

EPISODE 17, RECORDED OCTOBER 11TH 2011 WITH SPECIAL GUEST TANGERINE BOLEN, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF REVOLUTION TRUTH www.revolutiontruth.org An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. This week we looked at the cable #03HAGUE2298 which was a survey conducted by the ambassador in The Netherlands, where the USG endeavoured to determine where anti-American groups may be, prior to the war in Iraq. We're interested in finding more cables with this survey, to see how these answers were answered in other countries, and they can be found with the description Response to Security Environment Profile Questionnaire - SEPQ. But first, we discussed current related events with Ms. Bolen, and the upcoming panel that RevolutionTruth is hosting on October 26th at 9am PST (US Pacific Time). So tell us - after listening to this, how will you be voting? Or will you be voting? Let us know at www.meaninglesswords.org http://www.mediafire.com/file/pc8qhvcijcjku08/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2017%2C%20recorded%20October%2011th%2C%202011.mp3

EPISODE 11 Recorded July 12th 2011 An Australian & a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. In this episode we discussed the cables #96ISLAMABAD8055 & #97KARACHI1443, along with a Support Bradley Manning Campaign being conducted by RevolutionTruth, & Julian Assanges' hearing. Until a viewer pointed it out to me (Pamela) I didn't realise that I didn't name the book whose blurb I was reading from. It was "Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution" by Steven Levy, author of "Insanely Great". Penguin Publishing. Copyright 1984. For more information & further discussion, please visit www.MeaninglessWords.org & facebook.com/meaninglesswrds, & follow us on twitter @meaninglesswrds http://www.mediafire.com/file/c41d3mi91bniyu3/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2011.mp3

EPISODE 10 Recorded June 28th 2011 An Australian & a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. In this episode we discussed the cable #91STATE374256 & compared 1991 Libya to 2011 Libya. Look out for the light bulb going on over Pamela's head near the end when Justin points out the relationship between Libya, China, & the USA now. For more information & further discussion, please visit www.MeaninglessWords.org & facebook.com/meaninglesswrds, & follow us on twitter @meaninglesswrds http://www.mediafire.com/file/ng6go66jq11tlqz/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2010.mp3

EPISODE 12 Recorded August 2nd & 9th 2011 An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. Today we examined cable 09KUALALUMPUR323, where the head of Malaysia Today was able to break free of Malaysia and live freely in the UK without being threatened with extradition because the USA doesn't really care what he says about Malaysia...we also discussed the London riots, which led to discerning the differences between USA and Australian gun control laws, and we were able to clear up several misconceptions that the media had portrayed prior to this conversation. We also discussed Rupert Murdoch and the phone hacking case, and the pie in the face incident, and how witnesses to legal cases often die young. We also discussed the sea of Meaningless Words that are driving geopolitics. Please visit www.meaninglesswords.org for more information and further discussion. Email meaninglesswords@live.com with your comments, contributions, criticisms and compliments. http://www.mediafire.com/file/c41d3mi91bniyu3/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2011.mp3

EPISODE 13 Recorded August 9th 2011 An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. Today we examined cable #07GUATEMALA2172 for the first half of this episode, where a Banana industry union leader was murdered, and we look at the blood shed in 3rd and 2nd world nations so that those in 1st world nations can each their daily requirement of potassium and sodium safely and easily. During the second half we examined some movies that we have both seen over the last few years and put them under the microscope, really thinking about them critically rather than just sitting back and taking them in. We realised by the end of this episode that ALL media must be viewed with critical analysis - QUESTION EVERYTHING, or be a sheep rather than a person. http://www.mediafire.com/file/nrj2ybp1ncfwde8/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2013%2C%20recorded%20August%209th%202011.mp3

EPISODE 15 Recorded August 23rd 2011 An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. In this episode we addressed the cable #03HANOI2323 which was about the USG's concern with the amount of human and narcotics trafficking making its way from Vietnam to the United States. Vietnam wanted help to stop the trafficking of humans, but denied that there was a narcotics trafficking problem. It was interesting to see the USG concerned with human trafficking here when it went hand in hand with narcotics trafficking, and with both finding their way to the USA and causing problems there, and yet in cable #09NAPLES69 which we examined in episode 2 of Meaningless Words, the USG had absolutely no problem with putting an ambassador in charge of negotiating on their behalf in Italy, even though said ambassador was known for trafficking humans prior to this.... http://www.mediafire.com/file/1g48rd3d91llqlh/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2015%2C%20recorded%20August%2023rd%202011.mp3

EPISODE 16 Recorded September 6th and 16th 2011 An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. This week we looked at the leak at Wikileaks, which involved a series of errors leading to the unredacted and complete Cablegate dump of over a quarter of a million cables. We also looked at Chinas' up and coming economy again, and what it means for the economies of the USA and Australia, and at Libya and Japan. We looked at the situation in Syria, and at what Amnesty International are doing to help civilians there. http://www.mediafire.com/file/wjvqahqwksz9qb3/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2016%2C%20recorded%20September%206th%20%26%2016th%2C%202011.mp3

EPISODE 14 Recorded August 16th 2011 An Australian and a Californian discuss Wikileaks for your infotainment. This week we discussed Australia's and Italy's proposition to Ban the Burqa, and caught some USG ambassadors cheating on their homework! Cables 09STATE36825 & 09STATE28302. Visit our website for more information and further discussion. http://www.mediafire.com/file/947vo4lawxb7m9t/Meaningless%20Words%20Episode%2014%2C%20recorded%20August%2016th%202011.mp3

TOPICS: Segment #1: RAIDERS STUN EAGLES 13-9 IN OAKLAND It was a great win. We did a videocast prior to the game, and we visited a tailgate party full of smug Eagles fans who had come in from the east coast. Raider Greg predicted a Raiders victory, and they laughed at him. After the game we went back to look for them with our video camera, and their bus was already gone! In this postgame recap we listen to two Eagles podcast episodes. One before, and one after this game. It's interesting to hear their before and after thoughts! Segment #2: Cablegate is officially closed The Tom Cable - Randy Hanson incident is now officially closed. The district attorney's office completed their investigation, and decided not to file any charges. Segment #3: Richard Seymour responds to Antonio Pierce after the Giants were hammered by the Saints After Antonio Pierce belittled the Raiders, Richard Seymour made sure he fired back after Antonio's team was soundly beaten by the Saints. Seymour said the Raiders will be back, and will be playoff contenders. Segment #4: Jets @ Raiders Pregame Mark Sanchez and the NY Jets visit Oakland this week, and Raider Greg does a pregame analysis. Segment #5: Raider Nation “Boneline” Call-in Segment. - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: The Raiders by Sam Spence; Back in Black by AC-DC; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood. Available in the iTunes store. Running time - 1:35:34