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Glenn Greenwald
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NPR bizarrely seems to have deleted their own lie-filled interview with me and replaced it with something else, even as it still promotes the page as including its interview of me. Where is it, @MorningEdition?
Thanks to @froomkin, who posted the full, now-elusive NPR audio interview I did this morning about Assange's arrest, here: drive.google.com/file/d/1l8ixtR…
Another copy of the NPR interview here, for those having trouble with the file above:
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Glenn Greenwald
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Watching NYT reporters cheer Trump DOJ for indicting Assange is fascinating for so many reasons. Leaving aside the falsehoods in this tweet, the NYT implemented a system to allow stolen materials to be delivered to it without the thief getting caught. It actively aids stealing:
As I saw during Snowden, many US reporters instinctively side with DOJ & cheer efforts to criminalize transparency. It's so bizarre. But here NYT's @ScottShaneNYT explains to his colleague that the Assange indictment includes much of what NYT reporters do
There is so much driving the hatred many journalists harbor for Assange. But a huge part of it is professional jealousy: WikiLeaks broke more massive stories than most of these reporters will ever get close to in their lives, all without joining their insular journalism club.
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Glenn Greenwald
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The most bizarre spectacle from yesterday was Obama officials cheering Assange's arrest. Everything in the indictment was known to the Obama Admin as early as 2011, yet they *chose not to indict Assange*. Read the last 5 paragraphs of this 2011 article: politico.com/story/2011/12/…
What changed for Dems? Why, when they had power under Obama, did they choose *not to prosecute Assange* on the ground doing so would endanger press freedoms, but now cheer Trump DOJ for indicting him? The answer is obvious: Assange published docs that made Dems look bad in 2016.
Just think about what this reflects about Dems generally & Obama officials specifically: they knew everything Trump DOJ knew but decided Assange shouldn't be prosecuted. Only thing that changed was Assange's 2016 publications that harmed Dems. Now they want him imprisoned.
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Here's our article: the U.S. Government's indictment of Julian Assange poses grave threats to press freedoms interc.pt/2UNA53c
As we detail, today's reporting has relied on 2 myths deliberately propagated by the DOJ press release: 1) Trump DOJ found new evidence against Assange (no: it's all been public for years); 2) the indictment alleged Assange tried to help Manning "hack" (no: just avoid detection).
For people who have spent 3 years claiming that (1) WikiLeaks is an arm of Russian intelligence and (2) Putin controls Trump, how do you reconcile those conspiracy beliefs with the fact that it was the Trump administration that devoted itself with such vigor to indicting Assange?
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