George Galloway on Publishing Stolen Information

You can't speak meaningfully of stolen information unless you have secure communications. In a court of law you would have to demonstrate to a jury that the information published was known by you at the time you decided to publish it, to actually have been illegally obtained. In the present condition of the Internet and commercially distributed software, that knowledge is impossible. Publishing stolen information fucking well ought to be illegal, because doing so, without any way of verifying its authenticity, is downright criminally irresponsible. So please do not try to conflate Julian Assange with me! See Here's Another Video and Jul-ian Assange Loses Half of his Christ-ian Name.


Contact Ross Anderson at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory for an authoritative opinion on this matter: Ross.Anderson@cl.cam.ac.uk

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