-
Subscribe
Moolah For Me:
-
Recent Posts
- Nontroversies and backlash
- Please proceed, Republicans
- UmbrellaGate. No, seriously
- At war with the IRS – the real narrative?
- Stick a fork in Benghazi
- That Benghazi email bombshell? Fake.
- ABC admits that they never read Benghazi emails that they smeared Obama with
- CNN exclusive: White House email contradicts Benghazi leaks
- Who doctored that email? And why?
- Benghazi poutrage a sideshow, fundraising opportunity
Recent Comments
- Just Wondering on Haiti: 4th largest US embassy?
- Just wondering on Haiti: 4th largest US embassy?
- yepi250 on Torture is not a joke
- Linda G. Richard on You don’t elevate a criminal to the level of soldier, Lindsay Graham
- Violetta 1. Bölüm izle on How is this sort of threat not terrorism?
Twitter
F.D.Brightly- Motive articles coming out in the US. Positive, and not.
- Motive being noticed in the US
- Idris Elba: Luther S3, Pacific Rim
- Finales, snurching and geek wars!
- Riddick poster, trailer!
- Vince Gilligan and Misha Collins on misogyny
- X-Files and the red speedo of doom, Hell on Wheels S3
- Space Oddity to start things off
- Another Motive reunion, and galleries
- Tesla museum! Motive in the UK

WikiLeaks Reports It Has Been ‘Banned’ From UN Agency’s Conference on WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks Reports It Has Been ‘Banned’ From UN Agency’s Conference on WikiLeaks:
The media organization WikiLeaks reports a conference to be held at the headquarters of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris has not invited any speakers affiliated with WikiLeaks to speak at the event that is scheduled to take place February 16 and 17.
A statement on WikiLeaks’ website says the organization “denounces” UNESCO for holding a “large two-day conference” that “US organizers have stacked” with “WikiLeaks opponents.” The statement condemns the conference organizers for “blocking all speakers from WikiLeaks and stating it chose not to invite anyone associated or affiliated with WikiLeaks because they have the “right to give voice to speakers” that they want speaking at the event.
The organization’s founder, Julian Assange, reacted to the planned conference.
Assange called for an investigation, suggesting the US had engaged in a “cold-war style power-play” that made the conference illegitimate.
[firedoglake/Kevin Gosztola/15 Feb 2012]