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Jake Tapper, the White House correspondent for ABC News, pointed out that the administration had lauded brave reporting in distant lands more than once and then asked, “How does that square with the fact that this administration has been so aggressively trying to stop aggressive journalism in the United States by using the Espionage Act to take whistle-blowers to court?” He then suggested that the administration seemed to believe that “the truth should come out abroad; it shouldn’t come out here.”
White House Uses Espionage Act to Pursue Leak Cases - NYTimes.com
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LONDON—Today, Monday 27 February, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files – more than five million emails from the Texas-headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor.Twitter subpoena social media Boston occupy movement
Was alleged Wikileaks leaker Bradley Manning's crisis also one of personal identity?
Rumor that Bradely Manning is Transgender by Feb 27
Early Struggles of Soldier Charged in Leak Case
Then he joined the Army, where, friends said, his social life was defined by the need to conceal his sexuality under “” and he wasted brainpower fetching coffee for officers.A Field Guide to Wikileaks and Its Adversaries
A Field Guide to Wikileaks: EVERYTHING by Feb 27
The leaked campaign to attack WikiLeaks and its supporters - Glenn Greenwald
Manning’s statement, straight from the detainee’s mouth Freedom of the Press Foundation releases a leaked recording of the soldier's pretrial statement VIDEO Natasha Lennard Tuesday, Mar 12, 2013 3:13 PM UTC News Video , Bradley ManningLeaked info: Bank of A. may contract counter intelligence group to hack into wikileaks and try and stop leak about top exec. fraud, etc. by Feb 20
Officials in Washington, DC and abroad have widely condemned the publishing of secret documents by the WikiLeaks website.
Lawmakers Discuss Constitutional Issues Raised by WikiLeaks
Hearing on CSPAN about Wikileaks by Feb 14
In the past week, both the Washington Post and the New York Times have referred to WikiLeaks.org , the web site that publishes confidential records, as a “whistleblower” site. This conforms to WikiLeaks’ own instructions to journalists that “WikiLeaks should be described, depending on context, as the ‘open government group’, ‘anti-corruption group’, ‘transparency group’ or ‘whistleblower’s site’.”

