Salty Droid and Julian Assange
Similar stories. Julian Assange is the face of Wikileaks who is getting kicked all over the place for daring to bring “secrets” into the light. Salty Droid in the same boat, but for exposing a different bunch of secrets.
For Assange, by contrast, a conspiracy is something fairly banal, simply any network of associates who act in concert by hiding their concerted association from outsiders, an authority that proceeds by preventing its activities from being visible enough to provoke counter-reaction. It might be something as dramatic as a loose coalition of conspirators working to start a war with Iraq/n, or it might simply be the banal, everyday deceptions and conspiracies of normal diplomatic procedure
I am a major The Wire fan and appreciated this being mentioned in the same article
Which all reads a lot like this
The Syndicate keeps prices high :: and dissent low. The Syndicate all but eliminates marketplace competition. Individuals or businesses inside of Internet Marketing who act against the interests of The Syndicate risk their financial futures. The Syndicate uses tough :: tasteless :: and intimidating tactics to defend against what it sees as threats to its unrightful domain. Many know about The Syndicate but are afraid to speak for fear of reprisals. Most do not know … but are never the less deeply affected by the cultural tone set by the group.
Both Julian and Jason have their own issues – as we all do – but it’s my firm belief that (using to faux-scientific analogy) for every action there is an equal and OPPOSITE reaction. Try to hide stuff and people will try just as hard to dig it up.*
*Yes I can see the irony of an anonymous blog talking about hiding things
And now back to the lulz.
























I’m seriously torn here. Y’see there has been a major launch of a product this week that is almost (if it hasn’t already) closed it’s doors. The usual story, tell the story of how it’s too good to be true, offer your money back guarantee, build up all that need and desire and then hit em with a $497 price tag. Sells like hot cakes I bet.

He has 7261 followers and follows 6749 people. He can’t possibly be listening to any one of those people unless they send a Tweet directly to him.
It pays for Internet marketers to be up to date with what is going down around them and not just focussing on self promotion. That means reading the latest blogs, keeping up with who’s product is who and generally being present.

Interesting that on further research into the 
I have been having a good chuckle to myself watching the “
