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Wikileaks calls ProjectWhistleBlower site 'scam'
David Heath
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 17:28
Searching Google seems to muddy the waters a little. There are hits which suggest that the copy from WikiLeaks is somewhat imperfect – while ProjectWhistleBlower has substituted their own name for WikiLeaks in most places amongst the articles duplicated, this is not always so.
The facebook page is also very illuminating.
Australian readers might be amused to know that ProjectWhistleBlower includes a faithful rendition of the ACMA-sponsored "blacklist," ensuring multiple copies are well-preserved.
For the moment, iTWire is reserving judgement on ProjectWhistleBlower and is leaving opinion up to the reader.
More to follow.
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