another terrorist group

[BigBallinStalin]

Kudos to Ecuador for their egalitarian worldview. President Correa definitely is walking the path of international socialist solidarity in the Americas with comrades Castro, Chavez and Morales. El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!

Ecuador on Monday offered Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder who has enraged Washington by releasing masses of classified U.S. documents, residency with no questions asked.

"We are ready to give him residence in Ecuador, with no problems and no conditions," Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas told the Internet site Ecuadorinmediato.

Lucas said even though Ecuador's policy was not to meddle in the internal affairs of other countries, it was "concerned" by the information in the cables because it involved other countries "in particular Latin America."

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Ecuad ... story.html

Ecuador then says, "On second thought, piss off, Assange."

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/americas/2010/11/2010113033515743921.html

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has dismissed an offer of residency that a lower level official made to the embattled founder of the online whistle-blower WikiLeaks.

The offer by Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas on Monday "has not been approved by Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino -- or the president," Correa told reporters.

To which saxitoxin decries against the US pressuring Ecuador to reverse its original offer, and then demands that the head of the Insect be smashed into the ground of Egalitarian Goodness--only to be lost among the piles of Socialist Semantics.

The public eagerly awaits to furiously masturbate to a wikileaks cable exposing how the US masterminded such a plan.

[saxitoxin]

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has dismissed an offer of residency that a lower level official made to the embattled founder of the online whistle-blower WikiLeaks.

The offer by Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas on Monday "has not been approved by Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino -- or the president," Correa told reporters.

WOOOOOOOOOOOODRUFFFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!

[Phatscotty]

Kudos to Ecuador for their egalitarian worldview. President Correa definitely is walking the path of international socialist solidarity in the Americas with comrades Castro, Chavez and Morales. El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!

Ecuador on Monday offered Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder who has enraged Washington by releasing masses of classified U.S. documents, residency with no questions asked.

"We are ready to give him residence in Ecuador, with no problems and no conditions," Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas told the Internet site Ecuadorinmediato.

Lucas said even though Ecuador's policy was not to meddle in the internal affairs of other countries, it was "concerned" by the information in the cables because it involved other countries "in particular Latin America."

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Ecuad ... story.html

Ecuador then says, "On second thought, piss off, Assange."

http://english.aljazeera.net/news/americas/2010/11/2010113033515743921.html

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has dismissed an offer of residency that a lower level official made to the embattled founder of the online whistle-blower WikiLeaks.

The offer by Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas on Monday "has not been approved by Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino -- or the president," Correa told reporters.

To which saxitoxin decries against the US pressuring Ecuador to reverse its original offer, and then demands that the head of the Insect be smashed into the ground of Egalitarian Goodness--only to be lost among the piles of Socialist Semantics.

The public eagerly awaits to furiously masturbate to a wikileaks cable exposing how the US masterminded such a plan.

This Correa fella has come across my desk a few times lately. Anyone help me with the reason Ecuador has had 20 constitutions?

[saxitoxin]

This Correa fella has come across my desk a few times lately.

very randy, Scott!

[silvanricky]

Saxitoxin is wrong. Player is right. Player wins again. Stop disagreeing with her.

[GabonX]

#2 I actually can see a lot of sense to getting DNA from diplomats, for a lot of very good reasons

For example?..

Saxitoxin is wrong. Player is right. Player wins again. Stop disagreeing with her.

Sure! Unless of course you care about political misconduct, freedom of information, or the First Amendment.

[BigBallinStalin]

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has dismissed an offer of residency that a lower level official made to the embattled founder of the online whistle-blower WikiLeaks.

The offer by Deputy Foreign Minister Kintto Lucas on Monday "has not been approved by Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino -- or the president," Correa told reporters.

WOOOOOOOOOOOODRUFFFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!

you got me on that one

[PLAYER57832]

#2 I actually can see a lot of sense to getting DNA from diplomats, for a lot of very good reasons

For example?..

Identifying them post-mortem. Distinguishing their legitimate traces from those that are not.

Anyway, its pretty much an open secret that embassies are full of spies. Not THE diplomat, usually, but lower level employees. Everybody "knows" this, but "politely" ignores it, maintains complete "deniability" unless and until forced to admit something. Then you see a lot of backpedaling and diplomatic apologies, but no real sanctions or any such. Why? Because all countries do the same things.

Getting caught at it was, however, incredibly stupid.

[silvanricky]

Sure! Unless of course you care about political misconduct, freedom of information, or the First Amendment.

I don't care about any of those. Player is correct.

[saxitoxin]

#2 I actually can see a lot of sense to getting DNA from diplomats, for a lot of very good reasons

For example?..

Identifying them post-mortem. Distinguishing their legitimate traces from those that are not.

Anyway, its pretty much an open secret that embassies are full of spies. Not THE diplomat, usually, but lower level employees. Everybody "knows" this, but "politely" ignores it, maintains complete "deniability" unless and until forced to admit something. Then you see a lot of backpedaling and diplomatic apologies, but no real sanctions or any such. Why? Because all countries do the same things.

Getting caught at it was, however, incredibly stupid.

You're back! Glad you're not "going dark" as you're wont to do. Now, back to business. Fourth request:

Seems like you "miss" a lot.

Like I said, none of this leaked information is really new

WIRED (among many other outlets) reports: "U.S. Chases Foreign Leaders’ DNA, WikiLeaks Shows"
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/11 ... aks-shows/

Where was this previously reported that it is "not new"? A simple link to even one outlet that reported this prior to November 27 will do. Just one.

(Please don't simply "go dark" like you did here - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=130810&p=2867007&hilit=thrift+savings#p2867007. I would like a URL. It shouldn't be that difficult for you since you obviously have a very good, well-informed grasp of what you're discussing.)

[PLAYER57832]

I have answered as well as I can or intend to. If that doesn't please you, sorry.

[saxitoxin]

I have answered as well as I can or intend to.

That's perfect! I couldn't have written it better myself!

Hey gang, sorry ol' Saxi's new SIG takes a magnifying glass to read.

[saxitoxin]

More people who don't agree with Player's Americentric flag-waving that "none of this leaked information is really new" ...

Aspiring politicos heads roll in Germany after WikiLeaks exposes party leaders are taking orders from U.S. Embassy in Berlin:
[i]The diplomatic cables showed that an FDP (Free Democratic Party) insider had given regular updates to a US embassy contact from closed-door coalition talks between the FDP and Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) following last year's election. Helmut Metzner was relieved of his duties on Thursday.

http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,6291375,00.html