SonsOfLiberty
02-09-2009, 05:12 AM
http://government.zdnet.com/images/wikileaks.jpgThePirateBay used as Wikileaks backup "server" after $1B Report
February 08, 2009
Wikileaks is overloaded by readers
Wikileaks servers are currently overloaded by extreme popularity. If you support us, show it where it counts: contribute to the Wikileaks project today so we can deploy additional servers for your country!
The collection of Congressional Research Service reports is available as BitTorrent download from: http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4713076
(Free clients or browser plugins for BitTorrent downloads are widely available on the Internet).
Other mirrors for this collection (2.2gb ZIP) are being setup and will be added here. If you want to contribute with a mirror, please contact [email protected]
:D
"Wikileaks has released nearly a billion dollars worth of quasi-secret reports commissioned by the United States Congress. The 6,780 reports, current as of this month, comprise over 127,000 pages of material on some of the most contentious issues in the nation, from the U.S. relationship with Israel to abortion legislation. Nearly 2,300 of the reports were updated in the last 12 months, while the oldest report goes back to 1990. The release represents the total output of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) electronically available to Congressional offices. The CRS is Congress's analytical agency and has a budget in excess of $100M per year. Although all CRS reports are legally in the public domain, they are quasi-secret because the CRS, as a matter of policy, makes the reports available only to members of Congress, Congressional committees and select sister agencies such as the GAO. Members of Congress are free to selectively release CRS reports to the public but are only motivated to do so when they feel the results would assist them politically. Universally embarrassing reports are kept quiet."
:source: Source: Wikileaks on TPB (http://forum.digitalreload.com) | Wikileaks Publishes $1B of Public Domain Research Reports (http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/08/1819254)
February 08, 2009
Wikileaks is overloaded by readers
Wikileaks servers are currently overloaded by extreme popularity. If you support us, show it where it counts: contribute to the Wikileaks project today so we can deploy additional servers for your country!
The collection of Congressional Research Service reports is available as BitTorrent download from: http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4713076
(Free clients or browser plugins for BitTorrent downloads are widely available on the Internet).
Other mirrors for this collection (2.2gb ZIP) are being setup and will be added here. If you want to contribute with a mirror, please contact [email protected]
:D
"Wikileaks has released nearly a billion dollars worth of quasi-secret reports commissioned by the United States Congress. The 6,780 reports, current as of this month, comprise over 127,000 pages of material on some of the most contentious issues in the nation, from the U.S. relationship with Israel to abortion legislation. Nearly 2,300 of the reports were updated in the last 12 months, while the oldest report goes back to 1990. The release represents the total output of the Congressional Research Service (CRS) electronically available to Congressional offices. The CRS is Congress's analytical agency and has a budget in excess of $100M per year. Although all CRS reports are legally in the public domain, they are quasi-secret because the CRS, as a matter of policy, makes the reports available only to members of Congress, Congressional committees and select sister agencies such as the GAO. Members of Congress are free to selectively release CRS reports to the public but are only motivated to do so when they feel the results would assist them politically. Universally embarrassing reports are kept quiet."
:source: Source: Wikileaks on TPB (http://forum.digitalreload.com) | Wikileaks Publishes $1B of Public Domain Research Reports (http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/08/1819254)