Gmail may Hand Over IP Addresses of Journalists.!!(Wikileaks)

Here we are Sharing one of the 'Truth' exposed by Julian Assange (Wikileaks).

By Julian Assange (WikiLeaks)
A California court has issued a subpoena demanding Google reveal the IP addresses of journalists writing for a corruption busting journal from the Caribbean.
The August 28 subpoena, issued by the Superior Court, County of Santa Clara, as part of a "libel tourism" action taken by non-US property developers, demands detailed information about the operators of "tcijournal@gmail.com". The account is the main email address of the TCI Journal, the most influential journal covering the Turks & Caicos Islands. The Islands are a tourist mecca and tax haven in the Caribbean sea, and until August 14 were an independent British protectorate.
Exposures in the Journal culminated in a dramatic UK takeover of the Islands on August 14.
A trail of evidence dug up by the TCI Journal, a UK commission of inquiry, and others, showed that foreign property developers were giving millions in secret loans and payments to senior Islander politicians, including an alleged $500,000 cash payment to the Island's now former Premier, Michael Misick.
The Commission of Inquiry Final Report was released on the 18th of July this year in significatly redacted form. A full version was released by WikiLeaks. A High Court case ensued which initially enjoined all media in the Islands from reporting the redacted findings, however within a few days this restriction was overturned.
The Gmail subpeona applicant, property developer Dr. Cem Kinay, along with his two companies, Turks Ltd, and Star Platinum Island, were mentioned several times during public oral hearings of the Commission of Inquiry and featured significantly in the redacted portions of the Commission's Final Report.

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The official build string is 7955.fbl_srv_wdacxml.110228-1930.a1b6210f837a32cf.
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Since Milestone 2 ended at Build 7950, this is considered an pre-Milestone 3 build. It is however stated that this is an M3 build.
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• Ribbon UI
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• Kernel 2.6.35.8 – *Much* improved mac80211 stack.
• USB 3.0 support.
• New wireless cards supported.
• All wireless Injection patches applied, maximum support for wireless attacks.
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