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freshwest

(53,661 posts)
6. $50 million? $50 million? Who do you think you are, Kelsey Grammar? Chelsea Clinton?
Tue Nov 27, 2012, 04:49 PM
Nov 2012

You are just BAD, s4p, very naughty.

Although I don't see where there would be an anti-trust issue. Because we know the banks are all the same, so how could there be collusion?

Restriction of monetary transfers, little digits in a computer database based on whatever the whim of the day is? But still... $50 million lost? How much money was generated before and after this? Or does this mean the restraint of trade was not between the number of banks, but the profits of Wikileaks, PC/LLC/INK.?


$50 million... $50 million... OMG, my whole life has been a failure, I don't have $50 million to call my own. Perhaps, I don't even exist.


GBCW. Sigh. But I am starting to wonder about you, though, s4p.






Credit card blockade of WikiLeaks donations likely to be legal, EU says struggle4progress Nov 2012 #1
Credit ban 'wiped out WikiLeaks' struggle4progress Nov 2012 #2
It would be a hundred times bigger if he hadn't published national security documents. randome Nov 2012 #3
The bail Jumper wants a probe? nt msanthrope Nov 2012 #4
Credit card block on WikiLeaks "unlikely" to have violated EU rules struggle4progress Nov 2012 #5
$50 million? $50 million? Who do you think you are, Kelsey Grammar? Chelsea Clinton? freshwest Nov 2012 #6
JA says $150K was coming in daily before the credit card companies pulled the plug struggle4progress Nov 2012 #7
I would think so, too. Is this really all about the money, like a marketing scheme? freshwest Nov 2012 #9
No--Manning chose to have a civilian attorney, who is paid for by a legal fees trust created to msanthrope Nov 2012 #11
Thanks! I didn't know about this group, close to a million. From the page: freshwest Nov 2012 #12
A million for advocacy...about 50k for actual legal fees. msanthrope Nov 2012 #16
Yes, I have learned a lot from these threads. I wish the Assange love would move over to Manning. freshwest Nov 2012 #17
He's still facing the death penalty. msanthrope Nov 2012 #18
Yes. It makes me wonder how much of internet culture and media that he grew up with, freshwest Nov 2012 #19
Nicely put. randome Nov 2012 #20
His trial will allow media--print media has been to all of the hearings, but you have a msanthrope Nov 2012 #21
In the age of video, people may not be paying attention to print, at least the ones we met online. freshwest Nov 2012 #22
Does this mean that credit card companies can second-guess JDPriestly Nov 2012 #8
The credit card companies' policies are primarily designed to protect struggle4progress Nov 2012 #10
Big stuff. I learn many angles I'd never know from these threads. freshwest Nov 2012 #13
Yes, that some people defend credit card companies. Hissyspit Nov 2012 #14
Six links from me so far in this thread, none from you struggle4progress Nov 2012 #15
Yeah. Hooray for the banksters! hear, hear! Zorra Nov 2012 #23
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