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Triangulation 37: NOPA

Added 01/19/12
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Triangulation 37: NOPA

Added 01/19/12
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Best of Crafts in Maker Faire Video 2011

Added 12/09/11
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YouTube Playlist: Mark Frauenfelder Presents Maker Faire

Added 11/22/11
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Week 20 - 09/27/11 with Snoop Dogg, Cori B, Mark Frauenfelder,...

Added 09/28/11
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Make: Live 4/27/11

Added 04/28/11
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Classic arcade game deaths (Boing Boing Video)

Added 03/25/11
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Classic arcade game deaths (Boing Boing Video)

Added 03/25/11
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The Decemberists by Scott Compton (Boing Boing Video)

Added 03/17/11
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The Decemberists by Scott Compton (Boing Boing Video)

Added 03/17/11
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Authors@Google: Mark Frauenfelder

Added 02/10/11
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WikiWecaps

Added 12/09/10
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WikiWecaps

Added 12/09/10
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I am a HUGE fan of Creative Commons and was soo happy when I w...

Added 12/01/10
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Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim m...

Added 12/01/10
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Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim more than just a leaked cable

[LESS INFO] 2 VIEWS | ADDED 17:16:49 12/01/10
[ Video Link ] (Photo: Khaled el-Masri with his family in Germany, 2005. Dieter Mayr for The New York Times) When Wikileaks released thousands of classified US diplomatic cables this week, a familiar criticism was repeated by the project's foes: these leaks could harm innocent people. There's no evidence of that yet, but within the documents there is evidence the American government has harmed innocent people. One of them is Khaled El-Masri, a German citizen of Lebanese descent, and a victim of so-called "extraordinary rendition." He was a car salesman in Germany, a father of six. The CIA kidnapped him by mistake (his name sounds and looks identical to that of an actual terror suspect), and sent off to receive months of torture in Afghanistan. When the CIA realized he was innocent, he was flown to Albania and dumped on a back road without so much as an apology. El-Masri's futile efforts at receiving justice in the U.S. are well-known, but the cables published this week by Wikileaks include revelations the U.S. also warned German authorities not to allow a local investigation into his kidnapping and abuse. The nearest he's gotten to justice is an arrest warrant for 13 CIA agents issued by prosecutors in Spain, which they entered on forged passports. In this video, originally part of the Witness.org documentary OUTLAWED , El-Masri relates his experiences. Boing Boing presented a portion of this documentary on our video channel back in 2008; the documents brought to light by Wikileaks provide an opportunity to revisit the story with new context. Related links: PDF of the ACLU/El-Masri lawsuit against the US; One of the US diplomatic cables related to his abduction; and Washington Post article .

Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim m...

Added 12/01/10
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Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim more than just a leaked cable

[LESS INFO] 9 VIEWS | ADDED 17:16:49 12/01/10
[ Video Link ] (Photo: Khaled el-Masri with his family in Germany, 2005. Dieter Mayr for The New York Times) When Wikileaks released thousands of classified US diplomatic cables this week, a familiar criticism was repeated by the project's foes: these leaks could harm innocent people. There's no evidence of that yet, but within the documents there is evidence the American government has harmed innocent people. One of them is Khaled El-Masri, a German citizen of Lebanese descent, and a victim of so-called "extraordinary rendition." He was a car salesman in Germany, a father of six. The CIA kidnapped him by mistake (his name sounds and looks identical to that of an actual terror suspect), and sent off to receive months of torture in Afghanistan. When the CIA realized he was innocent, he was flown to Albania and dumped on a back road without so much as an apology. El-Masri's futile efforts at receiving justice in the U.S. are well-known, but the cables published this week by Wikileaks include revelations the U.S. also warned German authorities not to allow a local investigation into his kidnapping and abuse. The nearest he's gotten to justice is an arrest warrant for 13 CIA agents issued by prosecutors in Spain, which they entered on forged passports. In this video, originally part of the Witness.org documentary OUTLAWED , El-Masri relates his experiences. Boing Boing presented a portion of this documentary on our video channel back in 2008; the documents brought to light by Wikileaks provide an opportunity to revisit the story with new context. Related links: PDF of the ACLU/El-Masri lawsuit against the US; One of the US diplomatic cables related to his abduction; and Washington Post article .

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Triangulation 37: NOPA

Triangulation 37: NOPA

Best of Crafts in Maker Faire Video 2011

YouTube Playlist: Mark Frauenfelder Presents Maker Faire

Week 20 - 09/27/11 with Snoop Dogg, Cori B, Mark Frauenfelder, and Romany Malco

Make: Live 4/27/11

Classic arcade game deaths (Boing Boing Video)

Classic arcade game deaths (Boing Boing Video)

The Decemberists by Scott Compton (Boing Boing Video)

The Decemberists by Scott Compton (Boing Boing Video)

Authors@Google: Mark Frauenfelder

WikiWecaps

WikiWecaps

I am a HUGE fan of Creative Commons and was soo happy when I was...

Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim more than just a leaked cable

Wikileaks and the El-Masri case: Innocent CIA torture victim more than just a leaked cable