WikiLeaks cables had a huge impact in Spain, says El Pais editor-in-chief 'It's probably the biggest story this newspaper has ever been involved with,' says Javier Moreno, El Pais editor-in-chiefThe impact within Spain and in Latin America has been huge. This has been especially so in Spain, because of our four-part series on the national court, looking at some high-profile cases in which the US embassy in Madrid has tried to influence judges, the government, and prosecutors in cases involving US citizens. One involved a detainee in Guantánamo, another covered secret rendition flights in Spain, and another was about the murder of a Spanish journalist by US fire in Baghdad.The last was the most complicated because the cables revealed the double speak of government and prosecutors. Our stories showed that they told US diplomats they would try to hinder or even close down the case while telling the family of the dead journalist that they would do everything they could to advance it. This has been difficult for the Socialist government to explain.Those to the left of the government in parliament have called for an investigation but I fear that this will be voted down. The conservative opposition has restrained from publicly criticising the government over what has been revealed by WikiLeaks and El País – my guess is they have come under pressure from the US embassy not to make any political capital out of this.In Latin America, the reaction has been massive too. So far we have published stories about Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela – and we have been inundated with calls from those countries. Some foreign ministers have called me to express how worried they were about the revelations. The biggest problem for the government will come in the reaction from Venezuela over our latest revelations – Spanish officials will have a lot of explain 。。u0026#39;これはおそらく、この新聞はこれまでに関与している最大の話だ、。。u0026#39;ハビエルモレノは、スペイン国内とラテンアメリカは、巨大なされているのエルパイスエディタインchiefThe影響を述べています
Myths surrounding China's aid to Africa China was again in the unwelcome WikiLeaks' spotlight last week with sweeping claims against its "aggressive" policies in giving aid to Africa.
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Video | Clips from John Pilger's The War You Don't See John Pilger's powerful new film, featuring interviews with Rageh Omaar and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, exposes the media's complicity in warJohn Pilger
ジョンピルガーの強力な新しい映画は、Rageh OmaarとWikileaksは創立して、Julian AssangeとのインタビューをフィーチャーピルガーwarJohnのメディアの共犯を公開
Video: Julian Assange's supporters arrive at bail hearing John Pilger and Peter Tatchell explain why they've pledged money in surety for the WikiLeaks founder's bail outside the appeal hearing at Westminster magistrates court in central London
ジョンピルガーとピータータッチェルは、ロンドン中心部ウェストミンスター治安判事裁判所に上告審の外Wikileaksは創業者の保釈保証金を約束している理由を説明する
WikiLeaks: US preferred National Leaked cables from the United States Embassy in Wellington show that Labour and National Governments agreed to US demands to secrecy around specific improvements to the defence and intelligence relationship.They also show that... ウェリントンショーで、米国大使館からリークされたケーブルは、労働及び国民政府はrelationship.Theyもいることを示す防衛と知性に具体的な改善を回避秘密に米国の要求に同意したものと...
No let up in WikiLeaks cyber-war Skirmishes continue to rage across the internet between WikiLeaks supporters and the companies they accuse of being against the group.Websites on both sides of the battle line have been taken out of service or choked off by attacks.The... 小競り合いは、サービスから取り出されているかattacks.Theではオフに窒息Wikileaksは支持者、彼らは戦。線の両側にgroup.Websites反対すると非難する企業間のインターネット経由で激怒し続ける...
Assange and the 'extradition question' Some of the WikiLeaks critics who cheered founder Julian Assange's arrest may want to think again.US politicians and commentators - including Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut - have called for the WikiLeaks founder to appear... コネチカット州の上院議員ジョーリーバーマンを含む - - 創設者ユリウスAssangeの逮捕はagain.US政治家やコメンテーター考えて欲しいことがあります応援Wikileaksは評論家の一部が表示されるようにWikileaksは創業者を求めている...
Julian Assange bail hearing Supporters of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange gather outside court as he applies to be freed on bail until his extradition hearing
彼は彼の身柄引き渡し審理まで保釈解放されるように適用されるWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeの支持者は外の裁判所を収集する
WikiLeaks boss has alter-ego for dating The man dedicated to revealing Government secrets has had some of his own secrets made public.An online dating account reportedly belonging to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been unearthed, under the name Harry Harrison,... 暴露政府の秘密に捧げ男は、自分の秘密のいくつかの名前ハリーハリソンの下で、発掘されている伝えWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeに属しているアカウントをデートpublic.Anをオンラインで行うてきた...
Vatican blasts WikiLeaks revelations The Vatican hit back Saturday after cables released by WikiLeaks indicated it had refused to cooperate with an Irish probe into child sex abuse by Catholic priests in Dublin. Wikileaksは発表したケーブルは、それがダブリンのカトリックの司祭による児童の性的虐待にアイルランドのプローブと協力を拒否していた示された後、バチカン市国は、土曜日反撃
Cyber attacks: payback time | Editorial The attack on companies who disassociated themselves with Wikileaks has been hitting both right and wrong targetsIn a cyber attack known as Operation Payback, a group of online activists called Anonymous targeted the websites of companies that had treated WikiLeaks like a bad smell. Visa, MasterCard, Paypal and Amazon have all had their websites, and in some cases their services, affected. Welcome to the world of the chaotic good. It is chaotic. But is it good?These companies all considered that their association with WikiLeaks damaged their brand image, a reflection prompted in some cases by a helpful call from the US state department. In essence they are trying to have it both ways: pretending in their marketing that they are free spirits and enablers of the cyber world, but only living up to that image as long as they don't upset anyone really important. At Amazon there is real confusion between the two roles: it refused to host WikiLeaks but continued to sell an eBook of the leaked cables online.The hacktivists of Anonymous may be accused of many things – such as immaturity or being run by a herd instinct. But theirs is the cyber equivalent of non-violent action or civil disobedience. It disrupts rather than damages. In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users.Not all the targets of the internet activists are the right ones. The website of the Swedish prosecution authority, which is currently attempting to extradite Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, on rape charges, and the website of Claes Borgström, the Stockholm lawyer representin Wikileaksは左右と運用回収、オンライン活動のグループとして知られているサイバー攻撃は匿名と呼ばれる間違ったtargetsInを叩いていると自分自身を解除企業への攻撃はいやな臭いのようなWikileaksはを扱っていた企業のウェブサイトを対象とした
Tech Weekly podacst: WikiLeaks, Anonymous and cyber war This week we turn the whole programme over to the extraordinary events that have taken place on the web over the past fortnight.Since the Guardian and four other newspapers around the world printed the details of US diplomatic cables that were leaked to whistleblowing website WikiLeaks, major internet companies and services have been taken offline in a battle between hackers and governments – all over the principle of the freedom of the internet.In this programme we'll discuss whether this could be the first global cyber war, as well as looking at what has happened so far and how the attacks took place.We'll hear how Tom Cruise's video on the virtues of Scientology helped spawn online activists Anonymous, and an expert on electronic transactions gives his view of the success of the Operation Payback attacks.The programme is presented by Jemima Kiss, who is joined by the Guardian's technology editor Charles Arthur, Professor William H Dutton of the Oxford Internet Institute and Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at security experts Sophos.You may also want to listen to our recent Guardian Focus podcast which looks at the future of US diplomacy and the Politics Weekly podcast which discusses whether governments can - and should - keep secrets from their voters.Don't forget to ...• Mail us at tech@guardian.co.uk• Get our Twitter feed for programme updates or follow our Twitter list• Like our Facebook page• See our pics on Flickr/Post your tech picsJemima KissCharles ArthurScott Cawley
今週、私たちは『ガーディアン』と、世界中の他の4つの新聞が告発サイトWikileaksはに流出していた米国の外交ケーブルの詳細を印。過去fortnight.Since、主要な上にウェブ上で起きている特別なイベントに上の全体計画を向けるインターネット企業やサービスは、ハッカーや政府間の戦いでオフラインになっている - でinternet.Inの自由の原則世界中の私たちは、これが初のグローバルサイバー戦争できるかどうか議論があります、このプログラムとしてだけでなく、looking何と攻撃がplace.We。。u0026#39;llはサイエントロジーの美徳のトムクルーズのビデオは、オンライン活動家は、匿名生成支援方法を電子商取引の専門家は、操作回収attacks.Theプログラムの成功の彼のビューを提供聞くかかったこれまでのところ起こっている人Sophos.Youまた、我々の最近のガーディアンフォーカスPodcastを聴くする可能性のあるセキュリティの専門家でガーディアンの技術エディタチャールズアーサー、オックスフォードインターネット研究所を務めるグレアムクルーリー氏、上級技術コンサルタントの教授ウィリアムHダットンで参加している、キスジェミマから提示されたと必要があります - - 米外交の未来と政府ができるかどうかについて説明します政治ウィークリーポッドキャストを見て、そこから秘密を守るために自分voters.Don。。u0026#39;tは取得tech@guardian.co.ukの•でする...•メールお忘れ我々のプログラムの更新のためのTwitterのフィードはやFlickr /投稿あなたの科学技術のpicsJemima KissCharles ArthurScottコーリーの上の私たちの写真を参照してください我々はFacebookのページ•同様に我々のTwitterのリスト•に従ってください
The Media Equation: WikiLeaks Taps Power of the Press With each successive release of information, WikiLeaks has become more strategic and has been rewarded with deeper, more extensive coverage of its revelations. 情報の連続する各リリースでは、Wikileaksは、より戦略的になっている、その啓示をより深く、より広範な範囲で報われている
UK government fears pro-WikiLeaks cyber attacks LONDON - Britain's national security adviser has warned that government websites are at risk of cyber attack from pro-WikiLeaks hackers, prime minister David Cameron's office said.Ministries have been told they could be targeted... ロンドンに - 英国の国家安全保障顧問は、政府のウェブサイトは、プロWikileaksはハッカーからサイバー攻撃の危険にさらされていることを警告している、されている首相デビッドキャメロンのオフィスsaid.Ministries彼らが対象となることを言わ...
Worldwide demos called in support jailed WikiLeaks chief Spanish online supporters of Julian Assange called for worldwide demonstrations Saturday to press for the release of the WikiLeaks founder, who is in a London jail awaiting possible extradition to Sweden to face rape charges.The Spanish website Free Wikileaks urged rallies at 6 p.m. (1700 GMT) in eight Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, while similar demonstrations were planned in Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Bogota and Lima. ジュリアンAssangeのスペイン語を買うサポーターはスペインのウェブサイト無料Wikileaksは強姦charges.Theに直面するスウェーデンすることができるの引き渡しを待っているロンドンの刑務所ではWikileaksは創設者のリリースのために押して土曜日世界中のデモと呼ばれる午後6時（1700 GMTで集会を促した）マドリッド、バルセロナ、同様のデモは、アムステルダム、ブエノスアイレス、メキシコシティー、サンパウロ、ボゴタ、リマに計画された中を含む8つのスペイン各都市、インチ
Assange's mother comforted by support The Sunshine Coast mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has welcomed a British court's decision to grant him bail - even though Assange still faces a fight for freedom.The BBC reported that Mr Assange's bail was set at more... Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeのサンシャインコーストの母は彼に保釈を許すことに英国の裁判所の決定を歓迎している - Assangeはまだfreedom.The BBCの戦いは氏Assangeの保釈以上で設定されていることを報告直面しているにもかかわらず...
Assange back in British jail after bail challenge WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remained behind bars Wednesday despite a decision by a British court to grant him bail over sex crimes claims after Swedish prosecutors appealed the ruling.The 39-year-old Australian had given a thumbs-up to the packed courtroom in London as the judge granted him conditional bail Tuesday, one week after being arrested at the request of Swedish authorities. Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、スウェーデンの検察は控訴した後、彼は性犯罪の主張を上に保釈を許すことにイギリスの裁判所の決定にもかかわらず、水曜日バーに残ったruling.The 39歳のオーストラリアの親指ポップアップロンドンのパック法廷として与えられた裁判官は、一週間スウェーデン当局の要請で逮捕された後、火曜日彼に条件付き保釈を認めた
Hacktivists target Visa, MasterCard over WikiLeaks A war is underway today - but its weapons are computer keyboards, not guns and missiles.Hackers who say they are acting on behalf of WikiLeaks brought down the Visa website this morning (NZT).It's the latest of a series of... 戦争は、今日進められている - しかし、その武器はコンピュータのキーボードではなく、銃や、彼らがWikileaksは代表して行動していると言うmissiles.Hackersは、Visaのウェブサイトを倒さ今朝（キーワードや商品名）は、一連の最新のだ...
Iran: Keep talking | Editorial Both sides are stuck in a rut of proving to the other that their policies are prevailing, but neither has seriously begun negotiatingYesterday Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations plus Germany met for the first time in 13 months in Geneva. As usual, the noises off the stage threatened to drown the proceedings out before they had begun. The first batch of WikiLeaks exposures revealed that Saudia Arabia had repeatedly urged the US to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities. Last week an Iranian nuclear scientist was assassinated and another wounded in a bomb attack, which Iran's foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, linked to UN security council resolutions against Iranian scientists. He said the resolutions provided cover to terrorist groups to carry out assassinations under the direction of foreign spy services.Then Iran announced it was using locally mined uranium in its fuel cycle. As it already has enough uranium to continue enrichment, and could not mine enough yellowcake feedstock to service an industrial reactor anyway, the announcement was symbolic. But the message was not – Iran will not be deterred from pursuing its civilian nuclear programme.Both sides are stuck in a rut of proving to the other that their policies are prevailing, and that they are in a stronger position than they were 13 months ago. But neither has seriously begun negotiating. It is time to learn from past mistakes. And, in this respect, it is interesting to hear what the Iranians who have a stake in regime change have to say about dealing with Iran's government. The opposition Green movement says that sanctions are not only hitting the wrong people, but also stopping Iran's development in a way that takes the heat off President Mahmoud Ahmadeinejad's own economic incompetence. Bit 双方は、その政策が蔓延している他に証明のマンネリで立ち往生しているが、どちらも真剣にnegotiatingYesterdayイラン始まっている国連に加えて、ドイツの5つの常任理事は、ジュネーブで13ヶ月ぶりに会った
Revealed to little acclaim - the pill that prevents cancer If Big Pharma had unveiled a brand new drug that would stop 20% of cancer deaths, the hype would be enormous and the pressure to buy it, at an inevitably high cost, huge. But it exists - it's called aspirin, it costs almost nothing and the revelation of its potential failed to make most front pagesOn my way home from work last night, I stopped at the chemist and bought a small plastic tub containing what appears to be the world's first genuine miracle drug. Low-dose aspirin. The tub contained 100 small pills, each one 75g. It cost just over £1. If a team of researchers at Oxford University, publishing today in the Lancet medical journal are to be believed, taking one of these a day for at least five years and preferably much longer can cut your risk of cancer by 20% or more.You would have thought the bunting would be flying from the lamp posts and champagne popping in the street. The Big C is supposed to be everybody's biggest dread. We are constantly exhorted to stop smoking, eat more fruit and vegetables and cut our weight - all of which would help save us from cancer, but which so many of us seem to find so hard to do. And now we have a once-a-day pill that can substantially reduce the risk - in the case of gastrointestinal cancer by over 50%.And yet the coverage has been relatively subdued, the excitement level low. While the BBC's Today programme led its news bulletins with the story and Sky News did a package, the newspapers - with the exception of the Express which carries a weekly miracle pill story - failed to run it on the front pages. My story, under heavy competition with the latest from WikiLeaks, made page 8.Why is this?Familiarity breeds contempt, they say. We already know aspirin can help prevent heart attacks and stroke. People may feel they have heard 大手製薬会社は、がんによる死亡の20％を停止する新しい薬を発表した場合は、誇大広告は、巨大なれる圧力は、必然的に高コストで、巨大なそれを購入する
Hackers Give Web Companies a Test of Free Speech Facebook and Twitter face tough decisions around how they should handle situations as politically charged as the WikiLeaks developments. FacebookやTwitter、政治的Wikileaksは開発として課金、彼らが状況をどのように扱うかを回。厳しい決断を迫られます
Video: David Cameron visits troops in Afghanistan During a trip to Helmand, the prime minister admits the WikiLeaks revelations raise 'embarrassing questions' for Nato allies, but he says he hopes to withdraw some British troops next year
ヘルマンドへの旅行中に、首相はNATOの同盟国のためWikileaksはの啓示の昇。恥ずかしい質問。。u0026#39;を認めているが、彼は来年のいくつかのイギリス軍を撤退したいと考えている
Cancún climate change summit: Campaigners share their views | Jaz Cummins Halfway through the second week of the climate change summit in Cancún, we hear from attending organisations campaigning on development issuesJoining the politicians and journalists at the Cancún climate change summit are hundreds of activists and representatives from campaigning organisations who are attempting to make the voices of those living in developing countries heard at the talks. With a few days left until the summit concludes we asked some of them about their experiences at the summit and whether they think the COP16 negotiations will deliver an international climate deal. Here are a few of their replies. Plus some of the comments about the summit coming through on Twiter.Kirsty Wright, climate campaigner, World Development MovementAs we move into the second week of negotiations, Cancún looks destined to be a repeat of the catastrophe we saw in Copenhagen. Developing countries currently have little to be optimistic about. WikiLeaks confirmed that the UK has been lobbying for climate finance to be provided as loans through the much-loathed World Bank, instead of grants through the more democratic UN. Unless the UK and other rich countries have a wholesale change of heart, millions of people will be locked into deeper debt and poverty, as well as a climate crisis they have no historical responsibility for causing. There are also serious concerns about the ever decreasing space for civil society. We are far from an outcome that has justice at its heart.Bill Mckibben, founder of 350.orgAs usual, almost all the pressure is on the developing countries in week one of these talks. America's ongoing attempt to cast itself as a poor country (or China and India as rich ones) dominates most of the discussion - the pressure is on to scrap Kyoto's two-track system and make カンクンの気候変動サミットの第二週の半ばで、私たちは、カンクンの気候変動サミットで活動家の何百もの人々の声を確認しようとしている組織を選挙運動の代表者を政治家やジャーナリストであるissuesJoining開発に運動を組織に参加するから話を聞く会談で聞いて、開発途上国に住んでいる
Assange rape charges 'an issue between Britain and Sweden' - US The White House said it has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland... ホワイトハウスは、Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assange.Assangeの逮捕、次のロンドンでの法的手続には関与しているスコットランドに自分自身をの電源を入れた後、ロンドンの裁判所で火曜日の午後に登場...
Private agendas invade public space As you pen that memo or email or confidential report, just ask yourself: What if this turned up on Wikileaks?That's the position thousands of United States diplomats, lowly embassy officials and State Department staffers, not... メモや電子メールや機密報告書では、自分だけを求めるにペンがように：？これはWikileaksは上になってどうすればそれは、米国の外交官、卑しい大使館職員と国務省の職員の位置を何千ものではない...
Assange to get Australian diplomatic help Australian officials say they are providing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with consular assistance following his arrest in London.The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says the Australian Consul General in London spoke... オーストラリア当局は、外務省のLondon.The部と貿易の逮捕、次の領事支援Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeを提供しているロンドンのオーストラリア総領事が語った言葉だ...
Spy charges in US loom for Assange Informal discussions have already been held between American and Swedish officials about the possibility of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange eventually being delivered into United States custody, according to diplomatic sources.Assange,... 非公式協議はすでに外交sources.Assangeによると、米国と最終的には米国の拘束に配信されてWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeの可能性についてスウェーデン当局間開催されている...
WikiLeaks founder to meet British police WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is arranging to meet with British police, his lawyer has said, as the net tightened around the man behind the release of a hoard of secret US diplomatic cables.Swedish authorities want to quiz the elusive 39-year-old Australian -- whose website is in the process of releasing tens of thousands of US cables -- on suspicion of crimes including rape.Assange's lawyer, Mark Stephens, said British police had telephoned him to say they have received an extradition request from Sweden. ネットは秘密の米外交cables.Swedish当局の買いだめのリリースの背後にある人のまわり締めとしてWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、英国の警察に会うために配置され、彼の弁護士は、クイズにしたいと述べているとらえどころのない39歳のオーストラリア - - は、そのウェブサイトに、米国のケーブルの数万人を解放するプロセスです - rape.Assangeの弁護士、マークスティーブンス、など犯罪の疑いで英国の警察は、彼らがスウェーデンからの身柄引き渡し要求を受けていると言って彼に電話をかけていたと述べた
Assange arrested for rape WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has been arrested in London on suspicion of rape after surrendering to a Swedish arrest warrant, setting up a possible extradition fight that could drag on for months. WikileaksはチーフジュリアンAssangeは、スウェーデンの逮捕状に降伏してヶ月間にドラッグ可能な引き渡しの戦いを設定した後、強姦の疑いで、ロンドンで逮捕されています
'There is no fair play here,' says Assange's mother The mother of WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange says she is worried he will not get a fair trial following his arrest in London.In an exclusive interview with the Sunshine Coast Daily, Christine Assange said she was worried about... _NULL_
Video: Julian Assange to be questioned by UK police, says lawyer A lawyer representing the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, says he will discuss with UK police a European arrest warrant from Sweden related to sexual assault allegations
Wikileaksは、ジュリアンAssangeの創始者を代表する弁護士は、彼は英国の警察との性的暴行疑惑に関連するスウェーデンからのヨーロッパの逮捕状を議論するという
WikiLeaks founder denied bail LONDON - A British judge has sent Julian Assange to jail, denying bail to the WikiLeaks founder after Assange vowed to fight efforts to be extradited to Sweden in a sex-crimes investigation.Despite Assange's legal troubles, a... ロンドンは - イギリスの裁判官はAssangeはセックス犯罪investigation.Despite Assangeの法的な問題は、a.にスウェーデンに引き渡されるための努力を戦うことを誓った後、Wikileaksは創業者に保釈を否定し、刑務所にして、Julian Assangeを送って..
WikiLeaks founder arrested in UK LONDON - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange surrendered to London police on Tuesday as part of a Swedish sex-crimes investigation, the latest blow to an organisation that faces legal, financial and technological challenges after releasing... ロンドン - Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、スウェーデンのセックス犯罪捜査、解除後、金融法的および技術的な課題に直面している組織に最新の打撃の一環として、火曜日にロンドンの警察に投降...
SUN WUKONG : China revelations no threat to Beijing Although Chinese authorities were quick to block access to the WikiLeaks website on the mainland, such censorship was hardly necessary. What the most recent leaks reveal about China is remarkably mundane, and will do little to damage Beijing or its foreign relations. - Wu Zhong (Dec 7, '10) 中国当局は中国本土、このような検閲のWikileaksはWebサイトへのアクセスをブロックするように速かったが、ほとんど必要があった
Gulf war cries over Iran exaggerated The United States media spin on leaked diplomatic cables in the Persian Gulf is that Arab rulers are as eager for military action against Iran as the Israelis. But this is based on a highly selective reading of the relevant documents that WikiLeaks has provided. - Gareth Porter and Jim Lobe (Dec 7, '10) 米国のメディアはペルシャ湾に流出した外交ケーブルのスピンは、アラブの支配者は、イスラエル、イランに対する軍事行動を熱望しているということです
The Swedish liaisons that led to Assange's rape charges When Julian Assange touched down at Arlanda airport in Stockholm on the morning of 11 August this year, the founder of the WikiLeaks website was beginning what he hoped would be a critical operation to shield his whistle-blowing platform... ジュリアンAssangeは8月11日、今年の朝にストックホルムでアーランダ空港に着陸すると、WikileaksはWebサイトの創設者は、彼が保護するために重要な操作されることを期待か始めていた笛は、プラットフォームを吹いて...
