> I never felt the need as everything coming from Wikileaks was always something of value or for the greater good
Aye, and this is where we have to be very aware of our own confirmation bias; a very nasty spiral trap.
I haven't dug on him either, but I mentally collate everything I see and store for subconscious assimilation.
If I were to dig, I would start with "The Family".
>Honestly it's making me wonder if what I believe to have been for the greater good was. Or just another move on the chessboard.
And that's how I view everything.
I spent two decades or so on and off on the West Coast, but am a few years older than he and wasn't really introduced to the tech side until the early 90s and confess that it's not really my thing.
Why I love this place.
>Looking through the Assange Affidavit posted by another Anon in a previous bread (is in Notables).
>"Hammer" jumped out pretty quickly.
Same for me when I saw it on the day Assange was removed from the embassy (it was unsealed the same day).