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Whistleblower website back online after Microsoft withdraws complaint

Published: 27 February, 2010, 07:36
Edited: 28 February, 2010, 05:44

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US whistleblower website Cryptome is up and running again, after a complaint by Microsoft saw it taken offline. Microsoft alleged it had posted a document classified for law enforcement agency use only.

The company then asked internet managers to block Cryptome – shutting it down – before later relenting and allowing it back on-line.

Cryptome's owner says the US government was behind the complaint.

“They haven’t found a way to shut us down, that is why they are using a subterfuge like copyright. And this is part of the worldwide phenomenon to clamp down on the Internet using copyright and a variety of other civil means, rather than openly doing it by law enforcement,” John Young says.

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I have great respect for what John Young has been doing at cryptome.org, not primarily for what he has aired of mine but because he is willing to post most material he receives which deals with covert government, even material I, and I believe, Young, disagrees with - perhaps, even material of mine. He rightly considers what is a doing a civic responsibility, and all should appreciate what he is doing, as all of us benefit from it. He is one of a kind, willing to go to considerable expense, and getting a great deal of problems in doing so. And when apparently cornered by his critics, he fights back with renewed vigor. May he long continue to do so!