Anyone remember Cogair? Now there's Irishleaks.ie (1 Viewer)

[pete]

Not sure why wikileaks / cryptome wouldn't do the job for this, but there you go.

It should be easier to stop an abuse of power. It shouldn't cost you your job or your friends.

We should live in a place where people who blow the whistle are recognised for the heroes they are. However we don't live there. Not yet.

So rather than wait until we do, the IrishLeaks project will provide a system that will help whistleblowers who shed light on abuses of power within the Republic of Ireland remain anonymous.

We hope this will encourage a fairer, more honest society in which openness and transparency become something to be valued, not something that will demonise you in the eyes of your peers.

http://www.irishleaks.ie/

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Sounds like the work of that haskins fella.

 

[quackster]

cogair - that's a blast from the past.

here's a taste for old times sake, still topical...
http://web.archive.org/web/19990209175422/http://www.cogair.com/cogair_archive/mitchell.html

from there you can get back to a quaint 1999 version of the homepage from which you can access some of their MOST FAMOUS EXPLOSIVE RUMOURS which i would probably get pete into trouble for repeating. that site was pretty crazy and was definitely one of my bookmarks in Netscape Navigator 2.

 

[pete]

oh it was great alright

 

[Scientician 0.8]