As Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is in legal limbo, his website is releasing over two million emails from the Syrian Government, rebels and US corporations. The document dump known as Syria Files is supposed to shed light on the country's civil war and show what really is going on in the war torn country and who the major players are. Jesselyn Radack, director for the National Security and Human Rights in Government Accountability Project, joins us with more.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
WikiLeaks unveils Syria Files
Jul 5, 2012 by RTAmerica
As Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is in legal limbo, his website is releasing over two million emails from the Syrian Government, rebels and US corporations. The document dump known as Syria Files is supposed to shed light on the country's civil war and show what really is going on in the war torn country and who the major players are. Jesselyn Radack, director for the National Security and Human Rights in Government Accountability Project, joins us with more.
As Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is in legal limbo, his website is releasing over two million emails from the Syrian Government, rebels and US corporations. The document dump known as Syria Files is supposed to shed light on the country's civil war and show what really is going on in the war torn country and who the major players are. Jesselyn Radack, director for the National Security and Human Rights in Government Accountability Project, joins us with more.
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