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Stories and comments across the archive that link to wikileaks.be.

Comments · 12

  1. Re:No way to tell? by DigitalisAkujin · · Score: 5, Informative · on "Anonymous" Hacks Palin's Private Email

    Ok here's the full list of Wikileaks domains:

            * http://www.wikileaks.org/
            * https://secure.wikileaks.org/
            * https://wikileaks.cx/
            * http://wikileaks.org.uk/
            * http://www.cauce.us/wiki/Wikileaks
            * https://secure.wikileaks.be/
            * https://secure.freedomsbell.org/ â" alternative name to bypass the Great Firewall of China
            * https://secure.libertypen.org/ â" alternative name to bypass the Great Firewall of China
            * https://secure.ljsf.org/ â" alternative name to bypass the Great Firewall of China
            * https://secure.sunshinepress.org/ â" alternative name to bypass the Great Firewall of China

  2. Re:Seems to me its a matter of establishing a .... by aguenter · · Score: 1 · on Wikileaks Calls For Global Boycott Against eNom

    The registrar was targeted by the court because California court (or any other court in the US for that matter) has no jurisdiction over the co-lo ISP or the publishers of the actual content, since they are overseas.

  3. Oblig by Bananatree3 · · Score: 4, Informative · on WikiLeaks Case Reopened

    www.wikileaks.de
    www.wikileaks.be
    http://88.80.13.160
    File archive torrent

  4. Re:Go BJ Baer! by emurphy42 · · Score: 1 · on Bank Julius Baer Issues Statement On WikiLeaks

    Not which URL, but which jurisdiction(s) the C&D would pertain to.

    Per this link from TFA, BJB gave a partial answer ("The jurisdictions at issue include California, the UK and Switzerland") followed by some allusions to US federal copyright law (including the DMCA).

  5. Some Wikileaks domains still up by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Bank Julius Baer Issues Statement On WikiLeaks

    See:

    Wikileaks.de

    Wikileaks.be

    Wikileaks.ca

  6. How to get to the site by infinitelink · · Score: 1 · on Cringely Looks at the WikiLeaks Debacle

    I don't know if this in the above posts...there are too many to check every one. But here are three ways to reach wikilinks: 1) The IP:' http://88.80.13.160/wiki/Wikileaks 2) The Belgium Site: http://www.wikileaks.be/wiki/Wikileaks 3) I forget this domain's country: http://wikileaks.cx/wiki/Wikileaks And all are in english. Blog this overreaching of a judge's power, and post these links on your blogs! (Just maybe not on U. S. servers...). : )

  7. More alternative links. Excerpts from the story. by Futurepower(R) · · Score: 1 · on A Comparative Study of Internet Censorship

    More alternative links, besides www.wikileaks.be:
    www.wikileaks.ws
    www.wikileaks.cx

    WikiLeaks information about the story at the Sunshine Press copy of WikiLeaks: Cayman Tax Avoidance.

    The way WikiLeaks recommends to find stories about the censorship: Google News.

    Excellent article: Wikileaks' Leaked Documents Blocked But Unbowed. I got all the above information from that article.

    Quotes from the Cryptome.org story mentioned in the parent comment:

    "The website WikiLeaks.org has been taken off line in many parts of the world. "

    "Several factors have taken the site off line including DDoS attacks, which was followed by a fire which took out the main servers hosting the site in Sweden..."

    Wikileaks previously published hundreds of documents obtained from a whistleblower of the Swiss Bank, "purportedly showing offshore tax evasion and money laundering by extremely wealthy and in some cases, politically sensitive, clients from the US, Europe, China and Peru."

  8. Grim future by thatblackguy · · Score: 2, Insightful · on A Comparative Study of Internet Censorship

    Kazakhstan....rather than block sites, it slows them down, frustrating the users of political content into looking elsewhere. A practical example of why we need net neutrality and what happens without it.

    The court order that muzzled Wikileaks.org (covered here) was prompted not by the government but by a bank registered in the Cayman Islands. That just adds insult to injury. As if the local corporations weren't enough, other companies can mess with your freedom of speech. I also like how they quote it's still available from the link http://88.80.13.160/ or the other http://www.wikileaks.be/
  9. Alternate Access to Wikileaks by anthonys_junk · · Score: 5, Informative · on A Comparative Study of Internet Censorship

    WikiLeaks is available at it's IP address: http://88.80.13.160/ also a mirror site: http://wikileaks.be/ For the docs at the centre of the controversy, you can get them at http://cryptome.org/wikileaks-bjb.htm

  10. Re:But why? by SlippyToad · · Score: 1 · on WikiLeaks Under Fire

    So, nothing about their stalking and harassment of Rudolf Elmer and his 6-year-old daughter could possibly be massively embarrassing to such a fine institution?

  11. Re:WikiLeaks.org at IP#: 88.80.13.160 by jnnnnn · · Score: 1 · on WikiLeaks Under Fire

    Or just use an alternative DNS record: still works.

  12. WikiLeaks.be Address by Doc+Ruby · · Score: 4, Informative · on WikiLeaks Under Fire

    WikiLeaks is also available at WikiLeaks.be, which Belgian DNS is not under the Califoria court's jurisdiction.