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ikiLeaks says you can find them through wikileaks.ch, which redirects to a dotted ID. People exchange this information on Twitter. So in a weird sneaker-net sort of way we have implemented a human DNS.

All the while there's a huge glaring 800-pound-gorilla elephant-in-the-room size contradiction. The pols say that businesses can't support WikiLeaks, but the Guardian and the NY Times and the newspapers in Pakistan, Indonesia, Israel -- all over the world -- they're businesses too. So if they're really serious about this, we're in First Amendment territory. They ought to be careful, because the politicians depend on these businesses to sell their product. Without them, they have no way to lie to us.   See the problem isn't that WikiLeaks is lying, the problem is that they're telling the truth. This is not business as usual. 

It seems to me that at the end of this chain is BitTorrent. That when WikiLeaks wants to publish the next archive, they can get their best practice from eztv.it, and have 20 people scattered around the globe at the ends of various big pipes ready to seed it. Once the distribution is underway the only way to shut it down will be to shut down the Internet itself.

Geoff Morrell, porte-parole du Pentagone prie Wikileaks de rendre les documents qu’il a en sa possession et d’effacer toutes les copies qu’il a pu en faire. Il ira jusqu’à menacer l’organisation en disant à présent que Julian Assange doit bien se comporter et qu’il doit rendre ce qu’il a volé, mais que s’il refuse, ils trouveront bien une autre alternative pour l’obliger à plier. Il n’y va pas dans la demi-mesure et c’est bien la première fois qu’un dirigeant menace quelqu’un en public, devant un parterre de journalistes.

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