you can't put peoples info ffs

That's not even their MO to scrape LinkedIn pages

seems like the org has been compromised

True, they do data leaks

Wikileaks are "agents of chaos"
They have to be sensational to remain relevant

but not surface level info

yeah this diminishes them

maybe in your mind

they have contradicted their supposed agenda in the past

@彗星

didn't Assange meet with Pamela Anderson recently though

@TheKekscernist how so?

because they have no consistent agenda aside from getting information out in the open, so long as it causes social upset of some sort

@TheKekscernist but they have to be leaks, not publicly-scraped doxxes

OH?

Apparently not

yeah assange met with Pamela Anderson

well they always were up until this

100% wish Trump would just say "fuck it you wanted †o see a fascist, well now you've got a fascist..."

full martial law

lol

Over 9000 penises

@Deleted User not East Asia thanks

Didn't antifa release the same doxx or something?

looks like Antifa did it first

https://dailycaller.com/2018/06/19/antifa-spreads-ice-agents-identities/

maybe wikileaks is just hosting it to be relevant?

It’s possible Wikileaks is compromised

It’s also possible they’re participating in some misdirection

true and true

they sure put a lot of work on it though, it's very polished

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-IZX7OEl0g

he's right

CREDO Action (a subsidiary of Working Assets), the

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=7218

One of WACA's original founders was Drummond Pike, who had previously established the Tides Foundation in 1976.

Established as Working Assets in 1985, and rebranded as CREDO Action in 2007, Working Assets/CREDO Action (WACA) is a company that provides more than 3 million customers across the United States with credit cards (initiated in 1985), long-distance telephone services (launched in 1991), and wireless telephone services (begun in 2000). Each time one of its members uses any of these services, WACA automatically funnels, at no extra cost to the person, 1% of its profit from that transaction as a donation to “progressive nonprofit groups.” From 1985-2017, WACA raised more than $83 million for such entities.

@Mf1399 can you send this to Tom http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=7218

this does look really suspicious, 3million customers using them for phone service? yeah fucking right

Hm, Sorry was busy. But i'll try.