Re:Wikileaks: Julian Assange's internet access 'cut'
by imron on Monday October 17, 2016 @05:52AM
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> It would be arcane not to think of this scenario and plan for it.
And following on from this line of thought, it is therefore not unreasonable to conclude that they did think of this scenario, but feel that the risk of calling Assange's bluff (see the speculation that the insurance files are just random data meant to seed misinformation) is less than the risk of whatever they think he knows about them being leaked.
Which makes you wonder, what are they afraid of to consider such action?
And following on from this line of thought, it is therefore not unreasonable to conclude that they did think of this scenario, but feel that the risk of calling Assange's bluff (see the speculation that the insurance files are just random data meant to seed misinformation) is less than the risk of whatever they think he knows about them being leaked.
Which makes you wonder, what are they afraid of to consider such action?