http://wikileaks.be/wiki/Wikileaks new adress of wikileaks

The Swiss swine who got the 11th hour brown bag through to little Hilbilly Clinton as he was collecting his grip and vacating the once ‘white’ house.

I’m wondering if the court actually has the expertise to enforce its order.  Courts order all kinds of things that they could not possibly effectuate without the assistance of some kind of executive power to implement the order.  I teach law and have worked for courts and have a real curiosity as to what would happen if the defendant claimed to suspend the site but then did not by creating some kind of subterfuge (like “went out of business” and then popped up again with a different title.  Frankly, I think technology is going to make it harder and harder to suppress information, even though things may appear a little dark at the moment.

This changes nothing, and isn’t scary at all, because the information has hit the net and has been widely distributed.

In fact without this injunction we probably would not have heard about this leak at all.

Not mentioned in that article was a 500 mbps distributed denial of service attack sent at that site around saturday. That would be like ~3000 normal broadband connections attacking (saturating) the server continually and at once. It is unknown who launched it.