Word is there is a high chance Assange is dead and wikileaks is compromised. That could mean his dead man's switch was taken out as well.
Would it be possible for us to crack the insurance files on our own? Has anyone even tried?
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>>57185398
>Word is there is a high chance Assange is dead and wikileaks is compromised. That could mean his dead man's switch was taken out as well.
Or maybe he's hanging out with Tupac and Elvis... in the moon landing film studio located on the bottom side of our flat Earth.
>Would it be possible for us to crack the insurance files on our own?
Probably not
>Has anyone even tried?
Definitely
>>57185398
It's been confirmed as fake, he's alive.
>>57185671
confirmed by whom? you can literally fake someone being alive nowadays.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmajJTcpNk
>>57185398
>Word is there is a high chance Assange is dead and wikileaks is compromised. That could mean his dead man's switch was taken out as well.
"Word" is often a large number of stupid and mutually inconstant things. I wouldn't get too exited unless there was something a lot more solid than "word".
>Would it be possible for us to crack the insurance files on our own?
Unless he did something stupid, no.
Sage
>>57186549
No picture of Assange with today's newspaper at least?
>>57186001
I'll never sleep again
>>57185398
>That could mean his dead man's switch was taken out
What was his dead man switch?
>>57186001
But they don't have the voice down unless they use something trained on it which I say is doable.
>>57187547
decryption keys to 400gb of leaked secret documents
>>57187661
that doesn't matter.
It can be a bad audio because of low quality skype calls or something or get good voice actors to make something that sounds very similar.
And anyone who would make a youtube video, saying that it is a fake would be called a nutty conspiracy theorist and dismissed.
>>57187805
That sounds almost impossible to shut down.
>>57186001
thanks anon. Im more paranoid now
>>57187933
this isn't new
virtual person from 2008
>>57187913
well, the guy has been at a foreign embassy for years now. they had plenty of time to study his everyday move and monitor all of his online activity. whatever it is he is doing to prevent the dead man switch from firing up, there's a good chance they know it by now
>>57186549
OMG - Sean Hannity loves Assange now