All governments, specially the government of Greece, a Fourthreichian country harassed by freakish Graecokleptocrats and brutal Graecocybercops, are scared of the power of Internet. While the leaking of government documents is a crime, the publication of documents is not a crime. Governments cannot call for unlimited internet freedom in other parts of the world if they do not respect this freedom themselves.
Anonymity is revolutionary. Governments have long recognized this. What Wikileaks has done is to give us the ability to in effect spy on government with a powerful assurance of anonymity. It has begun to level the playing field. Now ordinary people can be protected as they work to hold governments accountable for their actions and for their lies.
Defending Julian Assange, or even Wikileaks itself, is not the point. The point is that this technology, this ability to spy on governments with some degree of protection, is critical for any semblance of a free society to flourish. And now that Wikileaks has done it, anyone else can too. Even if Wikileaks is destroyed, the model has been demonstrated and other sites will be built to perform the same function. Already, the former deputy to Assange has launched one such site, Openleaks.
Governments not only cannot be trusted to police themselves, but they cannot even be trusted to set the ground rules under which they will be policed. We need competing forces outside of government in order to impose any kind of meaningful checks and balances on it.
Those who argue that governments need to keep some secrets ignore the fundamental problem of allowing governments to decide which secrets they get to keep. Government cannot be its own watchdog. As long as government officials get to decide what information gets released and what is secret, they will always conceal its crimes and its lies.
Freakish Graecokleptocrats accuse dissident bloggers of treason, confiscate their computers, and lock them is jail! Freak galore! These prisoners of conscience follow the long tradition of Socrates, who was killed by the Athenian democracy.
The infamous government of Greece uses the cybercops as a political tool. On October 18, 2010, a vindictive Greek Minister went completely insane, and she did not think twice about abusing her position in destroying a dissident blogger, an innocent victim of a wild political witch hunt. Under wild orders, a freakish gang of brutal cybercops broke into the home and into the college office of a distinguished professor and robbed his computers, software, files, documents, personal data, personal codes, and personal secrets.
The wild Graecocybercops locked the 65-year old professor in jail, they humiliated him with handcuffs, fingerprints, mugshots, and lies, leaked false information to the media parrots, and initiated sham court proceedings for treason! There was no mattress, no pillow, and no toilet facility in his jail cell. At night, the world renown had to urinate in a bottle! There was neither toilet paper nor soap. He lost his job, and his life is stolen forever by a deranged Greek minister. That's why the Global Tax Revolt declared October 18 as the International Day Against Cybercop Brutality. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/globaltaxrevolt
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