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1. I am going through the #AssangeLeaks by @NatSecGeek @DDoSecret: I still haven't found a single problematic exposé/scenario/scandal.What I do find really problematic is to publish internal communications/meetings of a media org, UNLESS this is necessary to reveal serious crimes
2. when the Guardian published the internal files of espionage activities(#OperationHotel) targeting Julian #Assange and #WikiLeaks journos+lawyers+doctors+ we journos visiting JA, I was horrified: unless there is some serious crime/unethical behaviour involved,I disagree.Totally
3. it doesn't matter whether you love or hate a media org,journos do have the right to communicate privately. Exposing their internal communications or communications with their sources can ONLY be accepted when serious crimes/serious unethical behaviour are involved
1. I want to remind you the "exclusives" by #Guardian and #CNN based on the private intelligence agency #UCGlobal which according to #ElPaìs spied on Julian #Assange for the US intelligence elpais.com/elpais/2019/09…
2. #Guardian published #OperationHotel "exclusive" based on #UCGlobal info: theguardian.com/world/series/o…
The @Guardian’s Reputation In Tatters After Forger Revealed To Have Co-Authored #Assange Smear
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"Regular followers of WikiLeaks-related news are at this point familiar with the multiple serious infractions of journalistic ethics by @lukeharding1968 and the #Guardian, especially (though not exclusively) when it comes to Julian #Assange and #WikiLeaks."
"However, another individual at the heart of this matter is far less familiar to the public. That man is @VillaFernando_, a prominent Ecuadorian political activist and journalist, director of the USAID-funded NGO Fundamedios and editor of online publication FocusEcuador."
