Anonymous and Wikileaks aren’t exactly the same group: the former is Anonymous, the latter merely anonymous. But they do overlap their interests and targets. Alternet looks at the five biggest Wikileaks stories of this year (largely ignored by the MSM), and of particular note is the story of how Canada and Russia aren’t fighting global warming because of the new oil and gas resources that arctic melt will make available to them. Al Jazeera interviews members of Anonymous, focussing on their role in fomenting the Arab uprisings, and there’s a link to a recent Anonymous manifesto in response to NATO’s targeting them.
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