Every War In The Past 50 Years

Wikileaks Has Been A Very Strong Proponent Of The Freedom Of Information Act. This Is Probably, Actually, If You Think About It, Probably Against Our Interests As - As A Publisher. But We Believe That People Have The Right To Know True Information About What Their Government Is Doing.

We Have Some Material On Spying By A Major Government On The Tech Industry. Industrial Espionage.

Journalism Should Be More Like Science. As Far As Possible, Facts Should Be Verifiable. If Journalists Want Long-term Credibility For Their Profession, They Have To Go In That Direction. Have More Respect For Readers.

We Get Information In The Mail, The Regular Postal Mail, Encrypted Or Not, Vet It Like A Regular News Organization, Format It - Which Is Sometimes Something That's Quite Hard To Do, When You're Talking About Giant Databases Of Information - Release It To The Public And Then Defend Ourselves Against The Inevitable Legal And Political Attacks.

I Mean, There's Enormous Pressures To Harmonize Freedom Of Speech Legislation And Transparency Legislation Around The World - Within The E.u., Between China And The United States. Which Way Is It Going To Go? It's Hard To See.