Maybe there is a simple explanation---a user was doing sloppy inappropriate pasting of articles, or something.
U.S. Court Shuts Down Whistleblower Site
By Paul Kiel - February 18, 2008, 1:54PM
From the BBC:
But see it for yourself, wikileaks.org is indeed out of commission. The Belgian wikileaks, however, is still up.
U.S. Court Shuts Down Whistleblower Site
By Paul Kiel - February 18, 2008, 1:54PM
From the BBC:
Wikileaks.org, as it is known, was cut off from the internet following a California court ruling, the site says. The case was brought by a Swiss bank after "several hundred" documents were posted about its offshore activities. Other versions of the pages, hosted in countries such as Belgium and India, can still be accessed.
However, the main site was taken offline after the court ordered that Dynadot, which controls the site's domain name, should remove all traces of wikileak from its servers.
Wikileaks has been the source for a number of revelatory documents, including the U.S. military's manual for Gitmo and the rules of engagement for U.S. troops in Iraq. However, the main site was taken offline after the court ordered that Dynadot, which controls the site's domain name, should remove all traces of wikileak from its servers.
But see it for yourself, wikileaks.org is indeed out of commission. The Belgian wikileaks, however, is still up.
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