WIKILEAKS UPDATES 6 OCT. 17 - JOHN KELLY'S INTERFERENCE, WINNER DENIED BAIL, MANNING

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	John Kelly keeping Donald Trump from hearing about meeting with WikiLeaks chief, congressman ... Washington Times A Republican congressman seeking a pardon for WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange has accused the White House chief of staff of blocking access ... Flag as irrelevant
	John Kelly keeping Donald Trump from hearing about meeting with WikiLeaks chief, congressman ... Washington Times In this July 31, 2017, file photo, President Donald Trump talks with new White House Chief of Staff John Kelly after he was privately sworn in during a ... Flag as irrelevant
	RT: Google caved to 'unprecedented political pressure' to remove site from YouTube package Washington Examiner The report dubbed RT "the Kremlin's principal propaganda outlet" and noted the channel "has actively collaborated with Wikileaks." RT also published ... Flag as irrelevant
	Marco Rubio Says 'Anti-American' West Point Grad 'Vulgarly Derided Secretary of Defense' Newsweek ... against political opponents and expressed admiration for Private Manning, a traitor who provided troves of classified information to Wikileaks. Flag as irrelevant
	Senate Intelligence Committee Finds No Evidence of Russian US Election Interference Center for Research on Globalization Information passed to WikiLeaks came from one or more DNC inside sources. Nothing was hacked. Russia had nothing to do with what happened. Flag as irrelevant
	Chelsea Manning meets Harvard students after losing visiting fellowship Washington Times ... notwithstanding the school's decision to extend and then rescind a prestigious visiting fellowship invitation to the convicted WikiLeaks source last ... Flag as irrelevant
	Robert Mueller 'met with British spy who wrote the Trump golden showers dossier' Daily Mail ... that it was behind the hack of the Democratic National Committee, whose emails were then leaked to WikiLeaks. Russia has denied this allegation. Flag as irrelevant
	Judge denies bail for woman accused of leaking US secrets Daily Mail Assange is the founder of the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks. Snowden is a former NSA contractor who leaked classified material exposing U.S. ... Judge denies bond for accused NSA leaker in Georgia - WSB Atlanta Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Slashdot is 20 Boing Boing For example, the launch of WikiLeaks in 2007 met mainly indifference and doubts that such a repository could do anything useful. Similarly, Google's ... Flag as irrelevant
	"Architects of Denial" Examines the Armenian Genocide yourcentralvalley.com Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, and others who describe Turkey's efforts to keep the word "genocide" out of Washington's vocabulary. Cain says ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Architects of Denial' a powerful look at the Armenian genocide Los Angeles Times Historians, academics, genocide experts, authors and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange also provide perspective about such issues as how the ... Flag as irrelevant
	64 hours in October: How one weekend blew up the rules of American politics Yahoo News And WikiLeaks dumped its trove of emails from the Clinton campaign, hacked from the account of campaign head John Podesta. Yahoo News ... Flag as irrelevant
	White House blocking Russia-loving GOP Congressman from talking to Trump Daily Kos The lawmaker, once tagged by a Republican colleague as one of two people "Putin pays" (Trump being the other), wants Trump to pardon WikiLeaks ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why claims of Love Jihad are centred on Kerala The New Indian Express ... suspicions in South India,” the embassy remarked in a 2010 telegram -- which was leaked by Wikileaks -- to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Flag as irrelevant
	Chelsea Manning Meets Off Campus With Harvard Students Diverse: Issues in Higher Education ... under the Espionage and Computer Fraud and Abuse Acts and sentenced to 35 years in prison for releasing over 700,000 documents to WikiLeaks. Flag as irrelevant
	Famous birthdays for Oct. 4: Alicia Silverstone, Melissa Benoist, Dakota Johnson, Caitriona Balfe ... Reality TV World ... Marines in Mogadishu. In 2006, WikiLeaks.org was created by Julian Assange as a depository for leaked documents and other classified materials. Flag as irrelevant
	Google's Newest Headphones Will Allow You To Travel Abroad Without Knowing The Language The Daily Caller Wikileaks released a trove of top secret information in March from the CIA that showed how the agency hacked into people's smart televisions as well ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hannity repeats a Las Vegas conspiracy theory from the Gateway Pundit Media Matters for America (blog) Hannity is known for pushing conspiracy theories, including his campaign to prove that DNC staffer Seth Rich was murdered for leaking to WikiLeaks. Flag as irrelevant
	Soros scores a hat-trick on EU MENAFN.COM Prior to the Catalan referendum, the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, in his latest tweet on Sept. 28, had stated that 'the world's first internet war ... Flag as irrelevant
	Shocking facts about the Royal family of Saudi Arabia. Photo www.MICEtimes.asia (press release) WikiLeaks revealed the secrets of thousands of the most influential people in the world, including members of the ruling dynasty of al-Saud.   Judge Denies Bail For Woman Accused  Of Leaking U.S. Secrets By Associated Press Published: 21:19, 5 October 2017 | Updated: 21:49, 5 October 2017 SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A woman charged with leaking U.S. secrets must remain jailed until her trial, a federal judge ruled Thursday, saying her release would pose an "ongoing risk to national security." Reality Winner, 25, is a former Air Force linguist who worked as a contractor for the National Security Agency at a facility in Augusta, Georgia, when she was charged in June with copying a classified U.S. report and mailing it to a news organization. Winner's defense attorneys asked a judge to reconsider releasing her on bail after her trial date was postponed from October to next March. They argued Winner had no prior criminal history and served admirably in the military. Winner's mother in Kingsville, Texas, planned to move to Georgia to ensure her daughter obeyed any terms of her bond. File-This June 2017 file photo released by the Lincoln County (Ga.) Sheriff's Office, shows Reality Winner. A federal judge has ruled that Winner, charged with leaking U.S. secrets will remain jailed until her trial. U.S. Magistrate Judge Brian K. Epps ruled Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017, that releasing the 25-year-old Winner on bond would pose an "ongoing risk to national security." Winner is a former Air Force linguist who worked as a contractor for the National Security Agency in Augusta, Georgia, when she was charged in June with leaking a classified U.S. report to a news organization.(Lincoln County (Ga.) Sheriff's Office via AP, File)   But U.S. Magistrate Judge Brian K. Epps sided with prosecutors in ruling that keeping Winner jailed is the only way to ensure she doesn't flee overseas or leak more secret information. The judge referenced prosecutors' transcript of a Facebook chat in February in which Winner wrote to her sister: "Look, I only say I hate America like 3 times a day." "By her own words and actions, (Winner) has painted a disturbing self-portrait of an American with years of national service and access to classified information who hates the United States and desires to damage national security on the same scale as Julian Assange and Edward Snowden," Epps wrote. Assange is the founder of the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks. Snowden is a former NSA contractor who leaked classified material exposing U.S. government surveillance programs. The judge also said evidence against Winner appears strong, noting she confessed to FBI agents that she leaked a classified document and made similar admissions to relatives in recorded jailhouse phone calls. Winner has pleaded not guilty. Authorities have not publicly described the document Winner is charged with leaking, nor have they identified the news organization that received it. But the Justice Department announced Winner's arrest on the same day The Intercept reported it had obtained a classified National Security Agency report suggesting Russian hackers attacked a U.S. voting software supplier before last year's presidential election. The NSA report was dated May 5, the same as the document Winner is charged with leaking. Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-4953470/Judge-denies-bail-accused-leaker-citing-security-risk.html#ixzz4uilo4NOX