විකිලීක්ස් බොස් ගඳයිලු
විකිලීක්ස් නිර්මතෘ හරියට රෙදි හෝදන්නේ නැති බවත්, ඔහු ගඳ ගහන මිනිහෙක් බවත් බටහිර මාධ්ය කියයි.ඔහුගේ සුදු පැහැති කමීසය ඉතාම අපවිත්රයිලු.
'He's like a smelly bag lady': New York Times turns on Julian Assange in scathing new book
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:50 PM on 30th January 2011
Julian Assange: Well-educated but described as 'dishevelled, like a bag lady walking in off the street'
One of Julian Assange's collaborators, the New York Times, will turn on him tomorrow in a new book that brands him a 'smelly' and a 'freak'.
The new title says Mr Assange, 39, has 'a bit of Peter Pan in him' and describes the WikiLeaks founder as erratic.
The Guardian is also expected to strongly criticise the hacker in their own new book about dealings with him in two co-ordinated releases.
Journalists who have dealt with Assange describe him as a man who skips around like a child, doesn't always wash and is sensitive and volatile volatile.
Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times, reveals that one reporter told him that Assange's behaviour had been very strange.
'He was alert but dishevelled, like a bag lady walking in off the street, wearing a dingy, light-coloured sport coat and cargo pants, dirty white shirt, beat-up sneakers and filthy white socks that collapsed around his ankles,' he wrote.
'He smelled as if he hadn't bathed for days.'
Mr Assange is described as extremely intelligent and well educated - but is also branded arrogant and thin-skinned.
Mr Kellner, the Independent on Sunday said, wrote that the erratic WikiLeaks boss stunned reporters when he began skipping after a formal meal.
He explained: 'One night, when they were all walking down the street after dinner, Assange suddenly started skipping ahead of the group... (two journalists) stared, speechless.
'Then just as suddenly, Assange stopped, got back in step with them and returned to the conversation he had interrupted.'
Relations with the 39-year-old became rocky at times - and three journalists believe they had their own computers hacked into after a falling out.
Mr Assange's dealings with the New York Times became tense after they published the Iraq War Diaries.
More leaks? Julian Assange is handed two CD cases full of files about tax evaders by former banker Rudolf Elmer who is now behind bars
The WikiLeaks founder thought the paper censored too much information at the request of the White House although the paper insisted that they did it to ensure lives were not put at risk.
The title, Open Secrets: WikiLeaks, War and American Diplomacy, is being published as an e-book tomorrow.
Mr Assange, who is currently out on bail and living in a Norfolk mansion, faces a two-day extradition hearing on February 7 and 8 over sex assault charges in Sweden.
The Guardian will publish WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy tomorrow.
Another book will be published by one of Assange's own workers next month which will be titled. Inside WikiLeaks: My Time at the World's Most Dangerous Website.
Mansion arrest: Julian Assange at Ellingham Hall which is the bail house he has been living at since he was let out of custody before Christmas. He is wanted in Sweden on sex assault charges
The 304-page title has been written by Daniel Domscheit-Berg, who was the co-founder of the whistle-blowing which started in 2006.
An advanced copy of the publicity blurb said: 'The fact that a project this powerful is under the sole control of someone with Julian Assange’s personality structure is a tangible danger to informants and collaborators.
‘Our trust was abused, we were threatened, misled and intentionally kept in the dark. It is not for nothing that many who have quit refer to him as a “dictator” . . .
‘Justified, even internal, criticism – whether about his relations with women or the lack of transparency in his actions – is either dismissed with the statement, “I’m busy, there are two wars I have to end” or attributed to the secret services’ smear campaigns.’
Domscheit-Berg has set up his own website OpenLeaks which is supposed to be more transparent.
Bradley Manning, who allegedly supplied the army diary files, and Rudi Elmer, an ex-banker who has reportedly given files on tax evaders to WikiLeaks are both in jail.
Mr Elmer was arrested by police in Zurich after apparently giving Mr Assange two CDs in London reputedly containing the details of up to 2,000 well known tax evaders.
The list includes 40 politicians and various celebrities – and the names
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Assange-scathing-new-book.html#ixzz1CXnjx6Pc
විකිලීක්ස් නිර්මතෘ හරියට රෙදි හෝදන්නේ නැති බවත්, ඔහු ගඳ ගහන මිනිහෙක් බවත් බටහිර මාධ්ය කියයි.ඔහුගේ සුදු පැහැති කමීසය ඉතාම අපවිත්රයිලු.
'He's like a smelly bag lady': New York Times turns on Julian Assange in scathing new book
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:50 PM on 30th January 2011
One of Julian Assange's collaborators, the New York Times, will turn on him tomorrow in a new book that brands him a 'smelly' and a 'freak'.
The new title says Mr Assange, 39, has 'a bit of Peter Pan in him' and describes the WikiLeaks founder as erratic.
The Guardian is also expected to strongly criticise the hacker in their own new book about dealings with him in two co-ordinated releases.
Journalists who have dealt with Assange describe him as a man who skips around like a child, doesn't always wash and is sensitive and volatile volatile.
Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times, reveals that one reporter told him that Assange's behaviour had been very strange.
'He was alert but dishevelled, like a bag lady walking in off the street, wearing a dingy, light-coloured sport coat and cargo pants, dirty white shirt, beat-up sneakers and filthy white socks that collapsed around his ankles,' he wrote.
'He smelled as if he hadn't bathed for days.'
Mr Assange is described as extremely intelligent and well educated - but is also branded arrogant and thin-skinned.
Mr Kellner, the Independent on Sunday said, wrote that the erratic WikiLeaks boss stunned reporters when he began skipping after a formal meal.
He explained: 'One night, when they were all walking down the street after dinner, Assange suddenly started skipping ahead of the group... (two journalists) stared, speechless.
'Then just as suddenly, Assange stopped, got back in step with them and returned to the conversation he had interrupted.'
Relations with the 39-year-old became rocky at times - and three journalists believe they had their own computers hacked into after a falling out.
Mr Assange's dealings with the New York Times became tense after they published the Iraq War Diaries.
The WikiLeaks founder thought the paper censored too much information at the request of the White House although the paper insisted that they did it to ensure lives were not put at risk.
The title, Open Secrets: WikiLeaks, War and American Diplomacy, is being published as an e-book tomorrow.
Mr Assange, who is currently out on bail and living in a Norfolk mansion, faces a two-day extradition hearing on February 7 and 8 over sex assault charges in Sweden.
The Guardian will publish WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy tomorrow.
Another book will be published by one of Assange's own workers next month which will be titled. Inside WikiLeaks: My Time at the World's Most Dangerous Website.
The 304-page title has been written by Daniel Domscheit-Berg, who was the co-founder of the whistle-blowing which started in 2006.
An advanced copy of the publicity blurb said: 'The fact that a project this powerful is under the sole control of someone with Julian Assange’s personality structure is a tangible danger to informants and collaborators.
‘Our trust was abused, we were threatened, misled and intentionally kept in the dark. It is not for nothing that many who have quit refer to him as a “dictator” . . .
‘Justified, even internal, criticism – whether about his relations with women or the lack of transparency in his actions – is either dismissed with the statement, “I’m busy, there are two wars I have to end” or attributed to the secret services’ smear campaigns.’
Domscheit-Berg has set up his own website OpenLeaks which is supposed to be more transparent.
Bradley Manning, who allegedly supplied the army diary files, and Rudi Elmer, an ex-banker who has reportedly given files on tax evaders to WikiLeaks are both in jail.
Mr Elmer was arrested by police in Zurich after apparently giving Mr Assange two CDs in London reputedly containing the details of up to 2,000 well known tax evaders.
The list includes 40 politicians and various celebrities – and the names
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Assange-scathing-new-book.html#ixzz1CXnjx6Pc
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. උඹලට කොහෙවත් යන එකෙක්ගේ ගඳයි රෙදි හෝදන එකයි තමයි දැන් ලොකුම ප්රශ්නේ. 
