Posts Tagged ‘guardian’
April 29th, 2013 | 
Author:  The Guardian (blog) |
UFO conspiracy hearing boosted by former congressmen and senator
The Guardian (blog) More than 10,000 separate UFO sightings are reported each year to two leading conspiracy websites, according to one witness, Richard Dolan, who has written several books on the subject. Linda Moulton Howe, a former documentary filmmaker, said that … Citizen Hearing On Disclosure: UFO Believers To Testify At Congressional-Style … Former politicians preside over ET hearings Citizen Hearing on UFO Disclosure – Will the US Congress act? |
Related External Links
Incoming search terms:
Posted in UFO's in the news | 
Tags: Blog, Boosted, congressmen, conspiracy, former, guardian, Hearing, Senator | 
No Comments »
 The Guardian |
San Francisco gay pride rescinds honour for Bradley Manning
The Guardian The president of San Francisco's annual gay pride celebration said on Friday that Bradley Manning, the US Army private who is charged in a massive leak of US secrets to the WikiLeaks website, will not be an honorary grand marshal after all. SF Pride board … |
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news |
Tags: Bradley, Francisco, guardian, honour, Manning, pride, rescinds |
No Comments »
 The Guardian |
Oliver Stone meets Julian Assange and criticises new Wikileaks films
The Guardian Assange himself has attacked The Fifth Estate, which is based on former aide Daniel Domscheit-Berg's book Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World's Most Dangerous Website, as well as Guardian writers David Leigh and Luke Harding's … |
Related External Links
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news |
Tags: Assange, criticises, films, guardian, Julian, meets, Oliver, stone, WikiLeaks |
No Comments »
 The Guardian |
Bradley Manning trial: Bin Laden raid member to testify in 'light disguise'
The Guardian The judge presiding over the court martial of Bradley Manning, the US soldier who has admitted leaking a trove of state secrets to WikiLeaks, has begun to outline some of the exceptional security arrangements that will be in place during his high-profile trial. |
Related External Links
|
April Fool becomes yet another marketing gimmick
Mail & Guardian Online In Japan, telecoms company KDDI offered a mobile phone that was actually a bed – to save ever having to get up. And Sony Corp went to the dogs, rather literally, introducing a TV that only displays pictures in … But few papers may top the Times Daily … |
Related External Links
 The Guardian |
WikiLeaks activist in New York to protest US whistleblowers clampdown
The Guardian Birgitta Jónsdóttir, the Icelandic MP who was part of a small team of activists that produced the WikiLeaks dump of US state secrets, has arrived in the United States for the first time since the controversy three years ago, to protest against what she sees as a … |
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news |
Tags: Activist, clampdown, guardian, Protest, Whistleblowers, WikiLeaks, york- |
1 Comment »
 The Guardian |
Don't make a martyr of Bradley Manning
The Guardian While there have been negative consequences on a country-by-country basis, WikiLeaks has not resulted in lasting strategic effects, particularly regarding the course of events in various locations where the US was or remains engaged in significant … |
Related External Links
 The Guardian |
Follow-up on prior stories and a few new items
The Guardian Those of us who believe there is a valid fear that WikiLeaks will be prosecuted by the US for its journalism have long advocated – along with the Ecuadorians – that Assange immediately go to Stockholm to face the accusations against him in exchange for the … |
Related External Links
The Guardian |
Ecuador raises Julian Assange case with Labour
The Guardian Ecuadorean diplomats have raised the case of Julian Assange with the Labour party as part of attempts to lay the groundwork for a resolution of the diplomatic standoff between Britain and the South American state over the WikiLeaks' founder. As part of its … |
Related External Links
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news |
Tags: Assange, case, Ecuador, guardian, Julian, labour, raises |
No Comments »
 The Guardian |
Finally: hear Bradley Manning in his own voice
The Guardian In April, 2010, WikiLeaks made major news around the world when it published its "Collateral Murder" video, showing US soldiers in Baghdad gleefully celebrating as they gunned down civilians, including two Reuters journalists, and then showered their … |
Related External Links
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news |
Tags: Bradley, finally, guardian, hear, Manning, voice |
No Comments »
