The Man Behind The Wikileaks Julian Assange Crib

The Man Behind The Wikileaks Julian Assange Crib:In early June, most timely New Yorker piece profiled Julian Assange, mysterious and nomadic 39-year old mastermind Wikileaks, which is a coordinated release of 92,000 secret documents in 3 newspapers a new impetus to the debate about the direction of the U.S. led military effort in Afghanistan.

Australian Assange, prodigal computer hacker, once known under the pseudonym "Mendax". In the late 80-ies Assange was one of the founders of the group of hackers who call themselves the International Perez. His work with the International Perez eventually attracted the attention of law enforcement agencies, as well as Assange was arrested in the early 90's after hacking a computer system major Canadian telecommunications company.

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Afghanistan War Logs Task Force 373

Coalition in Afghanistan, using undisclosed "black" special forces unit, Task Force 373, to hunt down the goals in case of death or detention without trial. Details of more than 2000 senior officials from the Taliban and al-Qaeda are "kill or capture" list, known as Jpel, general list of priority effects.

In many cases, the unit set out to capture a target for internment, and in others he simply killed them, not trying to catch. Logs show that TF 373 was also killed civilian men, women and children and even the Afghan police, who deflected in its path.

UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights, Professor Philip Alston, have gone to Afghanistan in May 2008, an investigation of rumors of extrajudicial executions. He warned that the international forces are neither transparent nor responsibility and that the Afghans, who were trying to find out who killed their loved ones, often go away empty-handed, and bitterly disappointed. "

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White House Fury As Wikileaks publishes 90000 Top-Secret Files, Which Provide Terrible Civil Expenditure On The War In Afghanistan

White House Fury As Wikileaks publishes 90000 Top-Secret Files, Which Provide Terrible Civil Expenditure On The War In Afghanistan: Mass file of secret military documents showing details of the cooling of the war in Afghanistan and the civilian casualties have been leaked to the awareness site.

In one of the biggest leaks in military history, 90000 records of incidents and intelligence about the conflict were transferred to Wikileaks.

And in the disclosure of which infuriated the White House, the site passed the files in full within three newspapers.
Secret documents show that coalition forces have killed hundreds of civilians in cases that are never reported.

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