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« on: December 10, 2010, 07:49:51 AM »

OPENLEAKS parallels the goals of wikileaks with clarified tactics
http://www.dn.se/nyheter/varlden/a-new-wikileaks-revolts-against-assange-1.1224764
Uppdaterat 2010-12-09 22:17. Publicerat 2010-12-09 22:16

The pressure on WikiLeaks is increasing. DN.se reveals that several key figures behind the website that publishes anonymous submissions and leaks of sensitive governmental, corporate, organizational or religious documents have resigned in protest against the controversial leader Julian Assange only to launch a new service for the so-called whistleblowers. The goal: to leak sensitive information to the public.

The new project, “Openleaks,” has been under way for some time and will be launched Monday. DN.se has spoken to individuals behind the new site and the message is clear.

“Our long term goal is to build a strong, transparent platform to support whistleblowers--both in terms of technology and politics--while at the same time encouraging others to start similar projects,” says a colleague wishing to remain anonymous.

”As a short-term goal, this is about completing the technical infrastructure and ensuring that the organization continues to be democratically governed by all its members, rather than limited to one group or individual.”

The news comes in turbulent times for WikiLeaks. Thousands of documents infuriating global leaders and policy-makers have been unveiled to the public via Cablegate. Meanwhile, Julian Assange has been arrested in Great Britain on suspected rape charges based in Sweden. News about WikiLeaks has been over-shadowed by Assange's personal problems.

Earlier this year, WikiLeaks experienced accessibility issues. According to information revealed to DN.se, the problem was not linked to outsiders trying to sabotage, but came from the inside as a signal to Julian Assange to step down. The colleagues were dissatisfied with the operation's association with Assange's personal problems and how he used the organization in his explanation of the criminal charges.

It is the top-down management style which is under critique.

On the other hand, the DN.se source emphasizes the fact that the new website is supportive of WikiLeaks purpose and goal.

“The two organizations are similar in that aspect that both are focusing on providing means for whistleblowers to anonymously provide the public with information,” one insider says.

Unlike WikiLeaks, Openleaks will not receive and publish information directly for the public eye. Instead, other organizations will access the Openleaks system and in turn, present their audience with the material. Documents will be processed and published by various collaborating organizations.

“We intend to split the work in a way where we handle only the anonymity and receiving end of the information,” says another colleague.

According to the internal documents shared with DN.se, Openleaks intends to establish itself as a neutral intermediary ”without a political agenda except from the dissemination of information to the media, the public, non-profit organizations, trade- and union organizations and other participating groups.”

“All editorial control and responsibility rests with the publishing organization. We will, as far as possible, take the role of the messenger between the whistleblower and the organization the whistleblower is trying to cooperate with,” says one anonymous informant.

Another intended consequence is to avoid the pressure from world leaders that WikiLeaks has experienced.

“As a result of our intention not to publish any document directly and in our own name, we do not expect to experience the kind of political pressure which WikiLeaks is under at this time. In that aspect, it is quite interesting to see how little of politicians' anger seems directed at the newspapers using WikiLeaks sources.”
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« Reply #1 on: December 10, 2010, 08:28:51 AM »

Anger at 'slave trader' Assange: WikiLeaks loyalists decide to break away
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December 10, 2010 - 2:02PM

 A number of WikiLeaks defectors, including founder Julian Assange's former right-hand man, plan to launch a rival site on Monday after accusing Mr Assange of behaving like "some kind of emperor or slave trader".

With WikiLeaks itself vowing to press on with its leaking regardless of the fate of Mr Assange, it seems that any attempts by US politicians to stop the leaks will be futile.

The new site, Openleaks, will launch on Monday, respected Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter reported. Like WikiLeaks, it will allow whistleblowers to leak information to the public anonymously. However, Openleaks won't host the documents itself, instead acting as an intermediary between whistleblowers and other groups including media organisations.

Several WikiLeaks members abandoned the site following perceived autocratic behaviour by Mr Assange. They said he failed to consult them on many decisions and put himself front and centre of everything WikiLeaks did.

More: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/anger-at-slave-trader-assange-wikileaks-loyalists-decide-to-break-away-20101210-18s0w.html
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« Reply #2 on: December 10, 2010, 08:34:11 AM »

Hopefully they will release all the other info that Wiki Leaks has on all the OTHER countries in the world, and not just single out the US.
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« Reply #3 on: December 10, 2010, 08:35:35 AM »

WTF?


December 9, 2010 4:55 PM PST
Report: Ex-WikiLeakers to launch new Openleaks site
by Elinor Mills

Openleaks will not directly publish information it receives but will allow media outlets and other organizations to access the system and disclose what they want, according to internal Openleaks documents. The group will serve as a neutral intermediary with no political agenda, which could minimize any heat from governments.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20025254-281.html#ixzz17iuvWqwS

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« Reply #4 on: December 10, 2010, 08:42:53 AM »

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December 9, 2010 4:55 PM PST
Report: Ex-WikiLeakers to launch new Openleaks site
by Elinor Mills

Openleaks will not directly publish information it receives but will allow media outlets and other organizations to access the system and disclose what they want, according to internal Openleaks documents. The group will serve as a neutral intermediary with no political agenda, which could minimize any heat from governments.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20025254-281.html#ixzz17iuvWqwS



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« Reply #5 on: December 10, 2010, 08:50:09 AM »

Whistleblowers please try new Openleaks TM, now with more transparency! Tired of that one guy getting all the unprotected sex, while you sit in an isolated cell while the world forgets about you! Now you too can be 007, just publish with us and we will guarantee you tons of hot babes and confidentiality while doing press conferences, and singing non-disclosures with the MSM.

Disclaimer: Openleaks is a subsidiary of the George Soros open society institute TM, and any leagel defense funds are the participants sol responsibility. Openleaks is not responsible for arrest, incarceration, molestation or consensual same sex rape charges. Openleaks is not directly associated with the CIA, KGB, NSA, MI6, or any other government sponsored open society program. Anonymous DOS attacks for censorship of published materiel leaks will be considered a copyright infringement of the DMCA and will be enforced by the DHS and ICE, resulting in taking down your right to free speech in the name of security for the fatherland. 


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« Reply #6 on: December 10, 2010, 08:53:38 AM »

Our leaks are "Project Mockingbird Approved" and "Sorosatastic!"
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« Reply #7 on: December 10, 2010, 09:57:21 AM »

New Competition For Wikileaks Shows Up -- Say Hello To OpenLeaks

Like many folks, I'm somewhat conflicted about Wikileaks as an organization. It's been clear for quite some time that it has some organizational issues, to put it mildly. However, as we've pointed out the concept behind Wikileaks is inevitable, and we fully expected that even if Wikileaks itself went away, others would quickly step up to take its place. Last month, we noted that some former Wikileakers (who were not at all happy with Assange's leadership) were planning a new competitor.

Slashdot points us to the news that their offering, to be called OpenLeaks, is expected to launch next week. The new operation claims it will function slightly differently than Wikileaks, but with the same general intent: allowing whistleblowers to leak sensitive information. The main difference appears to be that OpenLeaks won't publish information directly, but will offer it up to others to publish. I'm not entirely sure how that will work, but either way it seems to be clear that even if the US government were successful in somehow making Wikileaks "go away," it won't stop the general trend towards systems and institutions designed to help whistleblowing

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« Reply #8 on: December 10, 2010, 10:34:34 AM »

sounds like assange was a real truth seeker and the people behind him were the ones that were connected to soros and sunstein.

the new openleaks site is nothing more than a gate keeper to hide even more info.

as if MSM is going to report anything that is there.
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« Reply #9 on: December 10, 2010, 10:59:02 AM »

sounds like assange was a real truth seeker and the people behind him were the ones that were connected to soros and sunstein.

the new openleaks site is nothing more than a gate keeper to hide even more info.

as if MSM is going to report anything that is there.

That what I've been saying from the beginning, ah well, the public interest into leaked information is the real deal right now. This is what will lead to a political improvement. The bottom line is people are fed up with the government crap.
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« Reply #10 on: December 10, 2010, 11:31:22 AM »

Key People From Wikileaks Are Ditching "Emperor" Assange To Form A New Site
9 December 2010
, by Gus Lubin (Business Insider)
http://www.businessinsider.com/openleaks-2010-12

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Key people from Wikileaks, including Julian Assange's former right hand man, are ditching the notorious site to start "Openleaks," according to Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter via Sydney Morning Herald.

Defectors accused Assange of behaving like ""some kind of emperor or slave trader."

The new site, Openleaks, has been in development for awhile and will launch on Monday. Defectors said the new site will be less political: "Our long term goal is to build a strong, transparent platform to support whistleblowers--both in terms of technology and politics--while at the same time encouraging others to start similar projects.

As a short-term goal, this is about completing the technical infrastructure and ensuring that the organization continues to be democratically governed by all its members, rather than limited to one group or individual."


Key People From Wikileaks - see also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypherpunk

Noteworthy cypherpunks

Cypherpunks list participants included many notable computer industry figures. Most were list regulars, although not all would call themselves "cypherpunks"[1].
Julian Assange is probably best known for founding the WikiLeaks website.
John Gilmore is one of the founders of the Cypherpunks mailing list, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Cygnus Solutions. He created the alt.* hierarchy in Usenet and is a major contributor to the GNU project.

    * Julian Assange: — WikiLeaks founder, deniable cryptography inventor, journalist, co-author of Underground
    * Jim Bell: — author of the Assassination Politics paper
    * Steven Bellovin: — Bell Labs researcher, later Columbia professor
    * Matt Blaze: — Bell Labs researcher, later professor at University of Pennsylvania
    * Jon Callas: — technical lead on OpenPGP specification and Chief Technical Officer of PGP Corporation
    * Bram Cohen: — creator of BitTorrent
    * Lance Cottrell: — the original author of the Mixmaster Remailer software, and founder of Anonymizer Inc.
    * Kent Crispin: — researcher at Lawrence Livermore labs, later at ICANN
    * Matt Curtin: — founder of Interhack Corporation, lecturer at Ohio State University
    * Hugh Daniel: — former Sun Microsystems' employee, manager of the FreeS/WAN project
    * John Gilmore: — Sun Microsystems' fifth employee, one of the founders of the Cypherpunks as well as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, project leader for FreeS/WAN *
    * Mike Godwin: — Electronic Frontier Foundation lawyer
    * Ian Goldberg: — professor at University of Waterloo, designer of the Off-the-record messaging protocol*
    * Lucky Green — "Lucky Green" is a pseudonym. Lucky was the author of the first free software implementation of ring signatures
    * Peter Gutmann: — researcher at University of Auckland, New Zealand
    * Sean Hastings: — founding CEO of Havenco and co-author of the book God Wants You Dead
    * Eric Hughes: — Founding member of Cypherpunks, author of A Cypherpunk's Manifesto[11]*
    * Peter Junger: — Law professor at Case Western Reserve University
    * Phil Karn: — Bell Labs researcher, later at Qualcomm
    * Ryan Lackey: — Founder of HavenCo, the world's first data haven
    * Timothy C. May: — former Chief Scientist at Intel, author of A Crypto Anarchist Manifesto[12] and the Cyphernomicom[13], and a Founding member of the Cypherpunks
    * Declan McCullagh: — journalist specializing in security and privacy issues
    * Jude Milhon: — a Founding Member of the Cypherpunks
    * Sameer Parekh: — former CEO of C2Net
    * Len Sassaman: — current maintainer of the Mixmaster Remailer software
    * Bruce Schneier: — well-known security author*
    * Peter Shipley: — a Founding member of the Cypherpunks
    * William Allen Simpson: — designer, with Karn, of the Photuris protocol, an alternative to Internet Key Exchange
    * Alif Terranson: — the "Savvis Whistleblower" (see Savvis), and the current listowner of the spam-l Mailing List
    * John Young: — started the Cryptome web site
    * Peter Wayner: — Founding member of Cypherpunks, author of book Translucent Databases
    * Philip Zimmermann: — creator of PGP, Founding member of the Cypherpunks

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« Reply #11 on: December 10, 2010, 01:45:07 PM »

New Competition For Wikileaks Shows Up -- Say Hello To OpenLeaks

Like many folks, I'm somewhat conflicted about Wikileaks as an organization. It's been clear for quite some time that it has some organizational issues, to put it mildly. However, as we've pointed out the concept behind Wikileaks is inevitable, and we fully expected that even if Wikileaks itself went away, others would quickly step up to take its place. Last month, we noted that some former Wikileakers (who were not at all happy with Assange's leadership) were planning a new competitor.

Slashdot points us to the news that their offering, to be called OpenLeaks, is expected to launch next week. The new operation claims it will function slightly differently than Wikileaks, but with the same general intent: allowing whistleblowers to leak sensitive information. The main difference appears to be that OpenLeaks won't publish information directly, but will offer it up to others to publish.


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can someone please tell me WTF the difference is then between this so called "OPENLEAKS" and the MSM? Why even go to them? Why not go to the NY Times? Hopefully people will wake up to the fact that they do not have to go to anyone (but cryptome is where I would go if I had to go anywhere). Just publish the shit!

as far as the Wikileaks operation, it looks like it was extremely influenced by Soros, Sunstein, others...but that still did not stop the power of the disgust with government and the need to alert the public of enemies of the constitution foreign and domestic.  So now it looks like wikileaks may be shedding some of the Soros nazis to this new website...well good!

I mean wtf, at the point when all of us are totally outraged that their false flag got to such a level that they arrest innocent people...the rats who are running are fairly obvious to expose. Now that AJ, RP, and others are exposing the insanity of arresting Assange.
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« Reply #12 on: December 10, 2010, 02:04:34 PM »

Hopefully they will release all the other info that Wiki Leaks has on all the OTHER countries in the world, and not just single out the US.

Have you seen the movie "Munich"? I don't think they [the leakers] would last very long.
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« Reply #13 on: December 10, 2010, 02:47:06 PM »

Why call it OpenLeaks if it's not "open" for public access so all can see? The name is misleading, they should call it RestrictedLeaks or NoLeaksHere, something along that line.

Will this site allow Alex Jones and any other alternative media to access these leaks? I seriously doubt it. My faucet leaks more than this site probably ever will.
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« Reply #14 on: December 10, 2010, 02:57:52 PM »

So the info is given to them and then they get to write whatever they want about it? It will be their opinions / views on the matters and not the raw data?
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« Reply #15 on: December 10, 2010, 03:28:24 PM »

can someone please tell me WTF the difference is then between this so called "OPENLEAKS" and the MSM?

The difference is ZILCH!
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« Reply #16 on: December 10, 2010, 09:11:11 PM »

I definitely think their lies a possibility that Assange went rogue from Soros. I think that possibility is the same for Hassan. I think that it is an established truth that Lee Harvey Oswald went rogue from CIA and tried to save JFK. This is why he was targeted. These are just possibilities, but it would explain quite a lot.

The interview with John Young cannot be heard enough times. He came from Odessa, he knows WTF oppression is more than most. Assange might have been bought off at one time and then may have been used for an obvious false flag, but cypherpunks and others have put major wrenches in their gears such that the establishment deception grid is coming undone...



Wikileaks Founder: Bigger Bombshells On The Way
Cryptome.org’s John Young, “the original Wikileaker,” warns that Assange is being set up to be the fall guy for a massive lurch towards Internet censorship
http://www.infowars.com/wikileaks-founder-bigger-bombshells-on-the-way/
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One of the original members of Wikileaks warns that a series of bigger bombshell revelations are in the pipeline and that the growing crisis being contrived around the group and its figurehead Julian Assange is greasing the skids for the cybersecurity agenda to regulate and censor the world wide web.

Cryptome.org founder John Young, who the New York Observer recently characterized as “the original Wikileaker,” told the Alex Jones Show how he volunteered to register Wikileaks.org in December 2007 under his name for Wikileaks members who wanted to remain anonymous, with the understanding that the site was merely for the public benefit. Young became suspicious when he was subsequently told that the aim was to raise $5 million dollars within the first six months.

“I said wait a minute, that doesn’t sound like public benefit to me, that sounds like a high value funded program,” said Young, likening the scenario to a George Soros-style outfit.

“This was a business operation not a public benefit operation and it’s turned out to be that,” said Young, concurring with the fact that Wikileaks was introduced into the public arena by Cass Sunstein in a Washington Post editorial. This is important because in a 2008 white paper, Sunstein, who is now Obama’s White House information czar, argued that government entities should pose as “conspiracy theorists” as part of a clandestine plot to discredit independent media voices and ultimately demolish free speech on the Internet.

Young said that Wikileaks provided the perfect pretext for government to raise funds for a cybersecurity infrastructure that would eventually be used to silence free speech and regulate the Internet.

“Some of the enthusiasts for Wikileaks seem to be operating in concert with some of its opponents, it looks like they’re in lock step to me,” said Young, noting that the whole fiasco was a display of theatre designed to test whether the cybersecurity agenda is ready to get traction. Given the fact that establishment Republicans are already introducing legislation aimed at criminalizing Wikileaks, circumstances clearly indicate that the crisis is being exploited to push Internet censorship.

Although George Soros’ Open Society Institute denies having any connection to Wikileaks, Young personally had conversations with Wikileaks founders who told him of their efforts to secure funding from the organization, at which point Young resigned from Wikileaks. Young said that Wikileaks were all but bankrupt when they were operating on their own but have now “raised millions by being on the inside.”

As to who is actually behind Wikileaks aside from Assange himself, Young pointed to a Wikipedia list of “Cypherpunks,” Internet gurus, some of whom now hold prominent positions in major technology companies, who were responsible for a mailing list that started in 1992 for people interested in privacy and cryptography.

Young said that Wikileaks was not an independent organization nor one controlled by government, but instead a “concept, an aspiration, a goal….not anything you’re going to be able to take down by the usual means,” which is why Young predicts Wikileaks will not be taken down. However, he cautioned that Wikileaks now redacting documents was a sign that they have been co-opted to a large extent.

“If you were offered a million dollar bribe and you were 39-years-old and had no other income, think about it, it’s called a government contract,” said Young, alleging that Assange has been bought off.

“I expect there will be a continuing crisis raised by the Wikileaks model,” said Young, adding that increasingly damaging documents will continue to be released and that this will enable both dissidents like Assange as well as governments to accrue both power and increased funding.

“It’ll be kept going for quite a while, money’s pouring in from all sides,” said Young, adding that the situation was being escalated into a “war-like crisis” so the US government could milk cyber-threats to beef their own authority.

“Right now they’re just testing the public’s reaction with this low-level secrecy revelation, but the other stuff will come,” said Young, pointing out that just because the cables released thus far were classified as secret didn’t mean they were true. Indeed, many of the cables bolster discredited rhetoric about the war on terror and do little to harm US imperial objectives because they mainly consist of material that arises out of the echo chamber of geopolitical propaganda.

Young predicts that a “series of bombshells” will continue to emerge both from Wikileaks and about its founder Julian Assange, specifically in relation to the bogus rape charges against him, and that we’re only being “teased” at the moment and much more interesting material is in the pipeline, which Young went on to list;

- Information about the internal affairs of Bank of America
- Files on weapons of mass destruction
- War plans of all nations, for and against one another
- Reports and training literature on black site prisons and torture chambers
- Files about clandestine spy agencies and their operatives
- Files on human rights abuses
- Files about billionaire political meddlers
- Files about global tax collection agencies
- Files about the Vatican’s meddling in global political affairs
- Information about the Clinton Foundation, although this was the only one on which Young wasn’t certain.

Watch the full interview with John Young below.

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« Reply #17 on: December 10, 2010, 09:49:22 PM »


Cryptome.org’s John Young, “the original Wikileaker,” warns that Assange is being set up to be the fall guy for a massive lurch towards Internet censorship



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« Reply #18 on: December 11, 2010, 08:03:02 AM »

OpenLeaks Will Undermine Journalism

OpenLeaks is an emerging leak site that will undermine leak coverage, indicating that it'll soon be business as usual for newspapers.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been accused of having a political agenda by former WikiLeaks contributors, and the latter are now reportedly planning to launch a new leak site called OpenLeaks. The idea is to let newspaper publishers be in charge of documents that'll be leaked.

Yesterday, we said that people will soon forget about WikiLeaks, and it looks like OpenLeaks will contribute to that fact. Of course, OpenLeaks' approach to leaking documents will not be a tool for journalists to protect their credibility, but rather become an information soup where political agendas will blossom.

If it's true that Julian Assange personally removed these people from the WikiLeaks team, we can only applaud that decision. In fact, if Julian Assange should be accused of anything, it should be the fact that he has worked too closely with newspapers lately.

More: http://www.infosyncworld.com/reviews/cell-phones/openleaks/11595.html
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« Reply #19 on: December 13, 2010, 08:07:30 AM »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11981301

Wikileaks' former second-in-command is gearing up to launch an alternative to the high-profile website.

Daniel Domscheit-Berg, who left the site after disagreements with its founder, plans to launch Openleaks in the coming months.

The technology, which can be embedded in any organisation's sites, will allow whistle-blowers to anonymously leak data to publishers of their choice.

Now that wikileaks has been ousted as a CIA front they need a new one, maybe this is it?
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« Reply #20 on: December 13, 2010, 11:59:39 AM »

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« Reply #21 on: January 28, 2011, 10:06:17 AM »

WikiLeaks rival launches new secret-spilling site

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The Associated Press
Friday, January 28, 2011; 10:31 AM

DAVOS, Switzerland -- A former WikiLeaks spokesman launched a rival website Friday, saying he planned to give whistleblowers more control over the secrets they spill.

The new platform, called OpenLeaks, will allow sources to choose specifically who they want to submit documents to anonymously, such as to a particular news outlet, said Daniel Domscheit-Berg.

"We'd like to work with media outlets that have an interest in informing the public," he told reporters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum meeting of top business and political leaders in the Swiss resort of Davos.

The difference between his group and WikiLeaks, he said, would be that his group leaves reviewing the material up to the publication or advocacy group chosen by the source to receive the information.

More: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/01/28/AR2011012801980.html
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