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Deconstructing WikileaksDaniel Estulin

Deconstructing Wikileaks

2012189 pages
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Overview: Depending on the source, Julian Assange, the editor in chief of WikiLeaks, is regarded as either a genius or terrorist, and this exploration of the man and the organization seeks to find the truth. Delving into the heart of the business of keeping and leaking secrets, this work shows how the enterprise of WikiLeaks and Assange is shrouded in mystery, but nonetheless, seeks to expose Assange as an intelligence asset tasked with sustaining the global status quo. Through careful analysis, interviews, and scrutiny of the organization as a whole, this inquiry gets to the bottom of the…

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  • Other · English · 2012
    Trine Day · 189 pages · 9781937584115
Conspiracy theoriesOfficial secretsLeaks (Disclosure of information)Political aspectsAfghan War, 2001-2021Foreign relationsConspiracySecrets d'État