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libribooks on Apr 24, 2013
Leaked Full Secret meeting between Julian Assange and Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Thanks to Wikileaks.
Date – 23 of June, 2011
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Transcript of secret meeting between Julian Assange and Google CEO Eric Schmidt
WikiLeaks
April 19, 2013
On the 23 of June, 2011 a secret five hour meeting took place between WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange, who was under house arrest in rural UK at the time and Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Also in attendance was Jared Cohen, a former Secretary of State advisor to Hillary Clinton, Scott Malcomson, Director of Speechwriting for Ambassador Susan Rice at the US State Department and current Communications Director of the International Crisis Group, and Lisa Shields, Vice President of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Schmidt and Cohen requested the meeting, they said, to discuss ideas for “The New Digital World”, their forthcoming book to be published on April 23, 2013.
We provide here a verbatim transcript of the majority of the meeting; a close reading, particularly of the latter half, is revealing.
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So … what? Can you summarize here? The transcript is … too long, nerdy, uninteresting to read unless there’s something important to find out (something like the ‘birth of SkyNet, which James Cameron tells us will conquer the world for The Machines, in which The Architect will create a new reality to placate the humans’ minds in order to use them as batteries … or something)
Thanks, Uncle Doc. Then don’t be curious and don’t listen to the video and don’t read the transcript. I generally don’t spoon-fed my readers, I have too much respect for them.