SHARE        Friday, November 4, 2016
Map to Wikileaks Podesta Emails 29 [UPDATE 30] The 29th data dump from the Wikileaks Podesta Emails brings the total to nearly 50,000 out of the nearly 60,000 total emails yet to be released. This MAP will enable the user to get a VISUAL bearing on the data and how it relates to itself. It can be used to identify individuals by user name or email address as well as to identify gaps in the released emails.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

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Peter Kadzik: What More Will Wikileaks Reveal About the DOJ's Clinton Mole? Peter Kadzik, Assistant Director of the Department of Justice, has been revealed in the Wikileaks Podesta emails to have been providing Clinton with insider information on her investigations. What else may be in the Wikileaks Podesta emails pertaining to Kadzik.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

SHARE        Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Will Wikileaks Reveal Donna Brazile Gave More Debate Questions? Wikileaks has revealed Donna Brazile, current DNC Chair, was feeding the Hillary Clinton campaign with debate questions in advance misusing her position as a CNN "Contributor." Using the Guide to Navigating Wikileaks we can see whether it is likely there will be more emails revealing this behavior.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

SHARE        Thursday, October 27, 2016
Map to Wikileaks Podesta Emails: Alphabetical Index by Sender (Version 20 Updated 10/27/16) Navigating Wikileaks can be cumbersome and confusing. With a big picture map of the email database (structure and content) this can be easier. In this map by sender you can visually see what has been released and what has yet to be released including by individual sender.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

SHARE        Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Map to Wikileaks Podesta Emails - Alphabetical Index by Sender (Version 14 Updated 10/25/16) Navigating Wikileaks can be cumbersome and confusing. With a big picture map of the email database (structure and content) this can be easier. In this map by sender you can visually see what has been released and what has yet to be released including by individual sender.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

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MAP to Wikileaks Podesta Emails [Version 14 - Updated (10/24/16)] Supplement to NAVIGATING WIKILEAKS: A GUIDE TO THE PODESTA EMAILS Providing a general map of the files including those not yet released based on a reconstruction of the email database. UPDATE: Podesta 14 - 10/24/16
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

(19 comments) SHARE        Monday, October 17, 2016
Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails A guide to understanding what is in and how to navigate through the WikiLeaks Podesta email archive. With a description of the how the emails are organized, how many there are and what has and what will be released over time.
Series: Navigating WikiLeaks: A Guide to the Podesta Emails (7 Articles, 12976 views)

(3 comments) SHARE        Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Giving the Thumbs Down on the Democratic Platform The Democratic Platform Committee concluded its business after two days with claims of having established unity. But the unity myth is clearly exposed by the role of Ambassador Wendy Sherman in aggressively maintaining the party line votes of the Clinton delegation and the near revolts by the Sanders contingent in the wake of two questionable amendments this weekend.

SHARE        Sunday, April 22, 2012
What a Difference a Day Makes: Life on the Front Lines of Occupy Federal Hall Recent Occupy protests in NYC have engaged the Feds in a struggle with the Occupiers against the City's attempts to shut down the demonstrations taking place in the center of Wall Street. The past two week struggle demonstrates clearly that the Occupy movement has emerged from its Winter hibernation alive and kicking. And again it is abuses of police power that will potentially place it in the national spotlight.

(15 comments) SHARE        Thursday, April 12, 2012
Will Florida's Sunshine Law be Victim in George Zimmerman Prosecution? Why are key public records continuing to be denied in the Trayvon Martin case. Particuarly as the prosecutor and defense counsel jointly prepare to request the Court take the unprecedented action of "sealing the public record." If it were not for the public records that we did ultimately get, even when at first denied, the 911 tapes and the Police videos - it is likely Zimmerman would not today be on trial.

(5 comments) SHARE        Sunday, October 16, 2011
NYPD'S Cardona Previously Attacked Protesters On Friday a protester on the streets of New York was assaulted in an unprovoked attack by a ranking white-shirted NYPD officer. That officer has now been identified as Deputy Inspector Johnny Cardona. Cardona was previously captured on video in a similar unprovoked and violent attack on a young woman on 9/24 in the incident which precipitated the notorious Pepper-Sprayings.

(7 comments) SHARE        Thursday, October 13, 2011
Should They Stay or Should They Go: Officials Threaten to Shut-Down Florida Occupation The right to peaceably assemble, engage in free speech, and petition government for redress of grievances is at the heart of the Occupy protests. It is not only what has been eroded over time due to the lack of citizen's holding the system to account but it is at the heart of efforts to limit or prohibit the occupation protests. In Gainesville Florida this issue is the center of controversy with threats to shut them down.

(10 comments) SHARE        Monday, October 10, 2011
Anatomy of a Deception: How a Conservative Magazine Attempted to Discredit the Occupy Movement On 10/8 Stop the Machine attempted to protest at the National Air and Space Museum. Shortly after a march of about one hundred protesters arrived at the Museum security guards came out of the front doors and began indiscriminately pepper spraying random individuals. At first it was unclear what provoked this response. It has since been revealed that an editor of the American Spectator had been involved. This analyzes his role.

SHARE        Monday, October 10, 2011
Anatomy of a Deception: How a Conservative Magazine Attempted to Discredit the Occupy Movement Saturday 10/8 saw an event at the National Air & Space Museum disrupted when security guards began indiscriminately pepper-spraying persons outside the Museum. The event was initially portrayed as presenting the protesters and the nationwide movement of protests in a bad light. It has since been revealed that an editor for the Conservative American Spectator was central to the escalation of force. Analysis of his activities.