Wikileaks Continuity and Insurance File Importance
Wikileaks struggling for its rights and their demand for continuity of its public services provision, Even While the Obama Administration comes down harder than any previous Administration on whistleblowers, these document dumps continue to yield information. Much of it calls into question the living conditions and civil rights abuses at Gitmo. The longer this story goes on and reveals much hidden facts about this administration, the more of a stain it will be on the Obama Administration going forward. Clearly there is more to the Gitmo story than we yet know and what published on internet and magazines. Guantanamo Bay was the prison camp used by US armies during war at Afghanistan and Iraq and then a public shared picture where a controversy was created because of US policies and abuse acts with prisoners of war. Those who were shocked with electric current, Killed with dogs, homosexual abuses and other un humanitarian abusing activities presented by US Armed forces.
Wiki-leaks has released till now over 100 military dossiers detailing prisoners at the US prison camp in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, promising to release more than 600 additional classified documents over the next months. More the 750 files Wikileaks shared with New York times, The Guardian, NP Radio and Washington Post regarding facts of Guantanamo Bay Prisoners.
President Barrack Obama ordered the prison closed more than two years ago. The previous Administration transferred 537 detainees and the current Administration has transferred 67. Both Administrations have made the protection of American citizens the top priority and we are concerned that the disclosure of these documents could be damaging to those efforts- according to Pentagon Statement. But here the Public shared figure by previous results about Gitmo and now shared by wikileaks showing this is just protection not the human rights activities there killing thousands of people in Asian countries of top ranked peace areas and especially those Body count of American Forces which was kept hidden from public, being killed during 8 years continued war in Afghanistan and under the well planned mountainous areas of Afghan Armies.
Guardian Post about GITMO facts
According to guardian magazine, the documents show that in detaining prisoners at Guantanamo, the US has been more concerned will obtaining intelligence rather than imprisoning terrorists. The prisoners include an 89-year-old Afghan villager suffering from senile dementia who held “suspicious phones numbers”, the paper says, and a 14-year-old kidnap victim who may have had knowledge of local Taliban leaders and concerned about this war. Many such innocent people were kept at Gitmo camp which were kept through torture stages and at the end are killed or died because of armed forces behavior like killing the animals. These facts shown the Wikileaks is delivering the message of truth and if we try to stop it or such private bodies we will face more wrong doers.
Two of the missing files at about Gitmo facts are raising red flags. One is the file for Abdullah Tabarak Ahmad who according to Washington Post article in January 2003, “was one of bin Laden’s long-time bodyguards,” and who, in order to help Bin-Laden to escape from the Tora Bora mountains in 2001, He Took possession of the al-Qaeda leader’s satellite phone on the assumption that US intelligence agencies were monitoring it to get a fix on their position.”. The Post’s source was a number of “senior Moroccan officials,” who have visited Gitmo, and spoken with Tabarak in camp. One official said, “He agreed to be captured or die. That’s the level of his fanaticism for Bin-Laden. But such prisoners were kept in doubt that having any contacts with Al-Qaida group.
Disruptions Continues
Wikileaks insurance file is yet to be released with password. Many suppliers which were working with Wikileaks currently left the further working. Visa and MasterCard appear to have been the main targets and some reports have suggested that the attacks have been successful in temporarily disrupting some MasterCard services for fighting of Wikileaks against these companies.
This latest round in the Wiki-leaks battle struggling for its survival and support highlights three important issues for Business Continuity. Firstly, any organization that relies on its website to conduct business needs to be aware of the risk of denial-of-service attacks and have contingency plans in place because US Government and allies will hurt them really. Secondly the disruption to Barclay’s electronic payment systems in October highlights the need for retailers to have alternative (e.g. paper) payment systems in place. Finally, it has once again demonstrated the crucial role that Twitter and other social media play in an incident. Because Twitter and Facebook played a great role delivering the Wikileaks and support for public opinion obtained a great platform.