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Персонал США воинский на Guantanamo преследует вызванное Fidel Castro transsexual и после того как он защищен тюрьме для подозреваемых террорисма в подметных postings стержня, группе интернета которая опубликовывает документы правительства сказанные на Dec. 13.
Группа, Wikileaks, отслеживаемая деятельность при стержня также найденными членами обслуживания с адресами email Guantanamo и они уничтожили номера от 3 профилей detainee на Wikipedia, популярную online энциклопедию идентификации пленника которая позволяет любое изменить статьи.
Джулиан Assange, которое вело усилие исследования, сказало количество postings к пропаганде и обману.
“This is the American government speaking to the American people and to the world through Wikipedia, not identifying itself and often speaking about itself in the third person,” Assange said in a telephone interview from Paris.
Army Lt Col Ed Bush, a Guantanamo spokesman, said there is no official attempt to alter information posted elsewhere but said the military seeks to correct what it believes is incorrect or outdated information about the prison.
Assange said that in January 2006, someone at Guantanamo wrote in a Wikipedia profile of the Cuban president: “Fidel Castro is an admitted transexual,” the unknown writer said, misspelling the word transsexual.
Comments on news stories were posted by people using apparently fictitious names to news sites — and were prepared by the Guantanamo public affairs office, according to Wikileaks.
A comment on a Wired magazine story about a leaked Guantanamo operations manual that was recently posted on the Wikileaks website urged readers to learn about Guantanamo by going to the public affairs website, adding that the base is “a very professional place full of true American patriots.”
Assange’s group could not specifically identify who from Guantanamo made about 60 edits to Wikipedia entries on topics that included not only the prison but also subjects such as football, cars and television programs.
The Age (Australia)
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