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JJ_BPK
08-13-2010, 20:05
While reading this Wired article how Wikileaks and it's owner are about to unleash the other shoe and how NO ONE IN THE WORLD CAN STOP HIM..

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/08/cyberwar-wikileaks/

Anyway,, this caused me to x-spend a few shards of my dwindling allotment of gray matter.

IF,, I say IF the following points are met:


The US warns Wikileaks and the world that releasing the names in the files could get someone killed

Wikileaks releases the remainder of the secret files

The Taliban (or other extremist) kill someone who's name is in the files

and a link can be made to 2 & 3



Can Mr Assange and his employees be convicted in the World Court of murder in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd degree by complicity???

# 1 & 2 have happened, 3 will probably happen shortly, 4 is anyones guess..

A partial quote:


Crook v State Court of Appeals of Texas Feb 9 1889

Murder Accomplice Evidence Trial Verdict

1 A clause in an indictment stated that the defendants did unlawfully and with their express malice aforethought advise and encourage the said M to commit murder before M did kill B and did prepare and furnish the said M with a gun for the purpose of aiding and assisting the said M in killing and the said O and H defendants wore not present when the said M killed etc Held that the clause contained but a single count and sufficiently charged defendants as accomplices in murder

2 Under Pen Code Tex art 89 providing on trial of an accomplice the evidence must such as would have convicted the principal a detailed account of a confession of the principal admissible to prove the fact of the crime by principal but not to prove that defendant was accomplice or had any connection with the crime

3 The fact that a witness is a non resident the state does not prevent the admission in evidence of his testimony taken before the examining court which testimony is made admissible Code Crim Proc Tex art 774

.......

The form of the verdict was as follows: We the jury find the defendant Mack Crook guilty as an accomplice to murder of the first degree in the killing and murdering of James H Black as charged in the indictment and assess his punishment etc i


:confused::confused::confused::confused:

Dozer523
08-13-2010, 20:50
Except for the "it's too late for the dead guys" part; I like your plan.

ZonieDiver
08-13-2010, 21:26
Maybe we should just kill the MF'ers that piss us off - like we did in the 'good old days' and be done with it! <g>

JJ_BPK
08-14-2010, 04:49
Looks like this isn't coming across correctly..

Julian Assange is ignoring all suggestions-demands not to publishing the material.

As I understand it, the US ( DoS, Pentagon & ...) have used all channels to get Wikileaks attention.

Reporters Without Boarders and a couple other orgs have tried to tell them not to release the material.

I'm asking what can happen if and when Wikileaks does release additional material and/or the material already released.

I think they can be prosecuted. Deliberately giving information that directly leads to the murder of an individual(s), makes them an accomplice to the crime and consequently open to capital punishment..

I quoted Crook v State Court of Appeals of Texas Feb 9 1889, because it was the 1st hit on google, In reading the findings, it seems apply, in a fashion, to Wikileaks.

Looking for the 1L crowd,,

Can Wikileaks be held responsible for the Taliban's use of this material???

As to the little shit who released the information,, he'll get his, no doubt..

Richard
08-14-2010, 05:06
Reporters Without Boarders...

But there are so many reasons why nobody wants to 'in-bed' with reporters...one being the price of the rent. ;) :D

Richard :munchin

JJ_BPK
08-14-2010, 05:12
But there are so many reasons why nobody wants to 'in-bed' with reporters...one being the price of the rent. ;) :D

Richard :munchin

Dyslectic hummer...

Richard
08-14-2010, 05:19
Dyslectic hummer...

Looks like many of us who grew up reading Mad Magazine are slikdestic. :D

Richard :munchin

Utah Bob
08-14-2010, 07:47
Potrzebie!;)

Richard
08-14-2010, 08:14
Axolotl! :D

Dozer523
08-14-2010, 08:25
JJ the spiral into silliness began after me!

I blame Zonie . . . he's always being goofy.
Richard is a "bad influence"
Bob needs WAY more supervision.

JJ_BPK
08-14-2010, 08:31
JJ the spiral into silliness began after me!

I blame Zonie . . . he's always being goofy.
Richard is a "bad influence"
Bob needs WAY more supervision.

This should be moved to the Comedy Zone,, or Gormet Gorilla???

dadof18x'er
08-14-2010, 09:00
Maybe we should just kill the MF'ers that piss us off - like we did in the 'good old days' and be done with it! <g>

that guy's name and face is public info so how much protection is he figuring on?
maybe he should ask Salmon Rushdi for some security pointers. :D

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ZonieDiver
08-14-2010, 09:56
JJ the spiral into silliness began after me!

I blame Zonie . . . he's always being goofy.
Richard is a "bad influence"
Bob needs WAY more supervision.

Sure, blame the old, slow, gray-headed guy.

"What - me worry!"
- Alfred E. Newman

Proper citation added to keep the old, slow, grey-headed guy out of trouble - Richard

greenberetTFS
08-14-2010, 11:21
It will be very interesting when TR or TS visit this tread and chew all your ass's out............;)

Big Teddy :munchin

Utah Bob
08-14-2010, 13:52
JJ the spiral into silliness began after me!

Bob needs WAY more supervision.

Not surprisingly, I've been told that before.;)

greenberetTFS
08-14-2010, 14:12
Maybe we should just kill the MF'ers that piss us off - like we did in the 'good old days' and be done with it! <g>

I concur............:mad::mad::mad:

Big Teddy :munchin

blue02hd
08-14-2010, 22:54
Can we buy him a Toyota and look the other way?