Showing posts with label Cryptome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cryptome. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Digital Library Site Cryptome Hints That All Of Edward Snowden's NSA Files Will Be Released To The Public

Screenshot from cryptome.org

Full Release of Remaining Snowden Leaks Slated for July, Says Cryptome -- VPN Creative

According to a report from the whistleblowing website Cryptome, the last cache of Snowden documents is set to be released in bulk sometime next month, supposedly in an effort to stem the tide of an upcoming premeditated war.
“July is when war begins unless headed off by Snowden full release of crippling intel. After war begins not a chance of release,” Cryptome tweeted on its official feed. “Warmongerers are on a rampage. So, yes, citizens holding Snowden docs will do the right thing,” it said.
Cryptome won’t be in charge of distributing the leaks themselves, but have said they will “aid and abet” the process which will likely come from one of the established sources who have been in charge of dristrubting the leaks thus far, such as Glenn Greenwald or the Washington Post.

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Update #1: Cryptome claims all Snowden files will be published in July to avert a war -- RT
Update #2: Remaining Snowden docs will be released to avert 'unspecified US war' – ‪Cryptome‬ -- The Register

My Comment: I have always been a fan of Cryptome .... going back years. They are the original "Wikileaks" .... and they have contacts and sources on matters of intel that has always surprised me. Their prediction that all of the NSA files will be published soon should be taken seriously.

Friday, June 15, 2012

The Man Behind Cryptome

The Man Behind The ‘Blue Ball’ Emails Scandal That Snared Brett McGurk -- Eli Lake, The Daily Beast

How a little-known leakster imperiled Brett McGurk’s nomination as Obama’s ambassador to Iraq—and why Cryptome isn’t going away. Eli Lake on the growing business of open secrets.

The scandal embroiling Brett McGurk, the Obama administration’s nominee to become the next ambassador to Iraq, got its start when an anonymous tipster alerted a 76-year-old architect to recent photo uploads on a mysterious Flickr account. The account contained what purported to be images of explicit emails from 2008 between McGurk and Gina Chon, then a Wall Street Journal correspondent in Iraq.

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My Comment: Cryptome's website is here. I have been a regular reader of Cryptome since the beginning .... and it is still one of my must reads everyday.