Saturday, December 18, 2010

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WikiRebels Reflections on the Documentary Documentary


One of the most significant philosophical debates for our existence is what raises the end the documentary WikiRebels . To what extent freedom of expression and transparecia benefits us as a society and if this is equivalent to the individual benefit we can expect from our environment.

Towards the end it is clear to me that even the most fundamental values \u200b\u200bare nuanced, as evidenced by the fact that some of the Wikileaks colaboardores uncheck the project is seeking a more gradual and safe transparency. Julian Assange certainly launches a crusade almost suicidal to raise public opinion, despite the personal cost. Instead, many do not do the same, but independent of what we would do ourselves, we can not underestimate the tremendous work that has been done and the implications of that.

Personally, I disagree with those who have qualms about the "truths" that can be revealed. Perhaps only in the specific terms and times, but only when there is a greater good target as a guide. Behind the doubts and questions revelations about Wikileaks only see specific objectives and benefits. Those responsible for innocent deaths or embezzlement are a few who control the information and resources, so there is no reason to stop this information and put all the resources available to them to know. Although Wikileaks

fall morning, either by itself or by the weakening of its leader (he is human and therefore has shit under the rug), the box has been opened and it is important that from now on will continue to appear similar sites volume of information because it is certainly impossible to handle for one group of people and its relevance has different social scales. If in Chile, my country, something arises, which reveal cases of corruption, what other country would be interested? No doubt to anyone else, but we do that we need.

Although Wikileaks has focused on the major economic and military powers in the world in a kind of strategy Top-down, is now to be local movements occur (in a bottom-up strategy ). It has opened the way, but hopefully not a group of foreigners who make a difference in our country. And this goes for all English speakers seeking information regarding Wikileaks (thousands each day).

We are all called to throw in the crusade for freedom of expression and transparency. A social scale, only benefits can come, but no doubt that personal costs may be imporant. Are we ready?

Those with information from disclosure (public, private, etc..) And who have the knowledge to pass (journalists, hackers, etc.) As well as politicians and agencies with duties and abilities to create laws (legislators, Senators, NGOs, ministers, etc.) are called to create a network where they can publish information about cases of corruption and to protect sources. This is the way to go changing things, and I mean to be mere observers of what is happening around us. We have the power to change reality, because this is only the result of our belief structure. Image Source

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with Spanish subtitles on Wikileaks: WikiRebels

Now you can see a documentary called WikiRebels Wikileaks, by Swedish TV.

http://ubuntulife.wordpress.com According to the site (see the direct link ) reporters Jesper Bosse Lindquist Huor and have traveled to key countries where it operates WikiLeaks, interviewing board members, such as Assange, new spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson, and people such as Daniel Domscheit-Berg, who is now starting its own version - Openleaks.org!

To activate the subtitles of the video on YouTube: Click on the icon "CC" lower right.

Friday, December 10, 2010

Barbara Weber {aomtomgs

mass movements, philosophies and

From any point of view, we can always find arguments to support or refute the Wikileaks project. Justifications are everywhere, but sometimes it's good to review what others have thought about it big. I leave this link to read not only the spine, but the ensuing discussion.

By the way, if you agree and want to add its voice to other (400 thousand have signed in 24 hrs at the time of this post), I leave the invitation made to the campaign in favor of Wikileaks Avaaz.org . One of the arguments Avaaz.org is as follows (copied verbatim):

"WikiLeaks is not acting alone. Is working with leading newspapers worldwide (New York Times, Guardian, Der Spiegel. The Country, etc) to carefully evaluate 250.000 diplomatic cables U.S. and to remove any information whose publication is irresponsible. Only 800 cables have been published to date. WikiLeaks Previous revelations have uncovered cases of torture by governments, the killing of innocent civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan corruption scandals within large corporations "

can sign their support in this link.

Invite is to inform, not to believe everything you read (even this blog), to look at things from a critical standpoint and arguments. Anyone here serve the guts or the batting for comment. We leave to children who are just learning.