Yasha Levine

Um, ARPANET or ARPA Web, I forget what it was called, like the earliest version of the internet.

Sasha Levine, uh, Yasha Levine, I apologize, Yasha, wrote, um, about this in "Surveillance Valley." Um, so there probably is a connection there.

I haven't teased it out myself.

Mm-hmm.

I have to look into it, but there is a good documentary that kind of, I think would bring you current to what the outcome of that, of those accusations were.

Journalist Yasha Levine, author of Surveillance Valley, used a Freedom of Information Request Act Dingledine's email is revealing a cozy relationship with federal agencies, including disclosing a Tor vulnerability to the BBG before the public.

The video then profiles Jacob Applebaum, Tor's charismatic public spokesperson, who befriended Julian Assange and helped secure WikiLeaks servers.

Despite Applebaum's WikiLeaks ties supposedly endangering Tor's funding, the email shows the BBG responded, great stuff, thanks.

There are richer, more powerful oligarchs who have other interests that could influence that decision.

Yeah, no, and Oracle, I mean, gets its name from where it got its original funding, which was Project Oracle, a, a CIA operation, uh- You know, a lot of great folks, Yasha Levine included, have written about the military industrial complex roots of, of big tech.

And Oracle is one of like the shining examples of where the, the, the public CIA money becomes the, the private corporation.

Uh, and to your point about, um, the, uh, caravan of, of all people, the, the truth teller that I've seen on TV has been Marjorie Taylor Greene.