November 29, 2106: Anonymous Hacktivist ’Barrett Brown’ Released From Prison. Barrett Brown is an American activist, author, and freelance writer/journalist. He has been misrepresented in the media as a spokesperson for the hacktivist collective “Anonymous.” After some of the worst charges were dropped, Barrett entered a guilty plea to 3 counts for which he was sentenced to 63 months in prison on January 22nd, 2015.
Barrett Brown’s criticisms of Julian Assange are valid
A message from the Jeremy Hammond Defense Committee. Dear Courage Foundation: As an org that seeks to defend and protect whistleblowers and champion the rights of free speech, it is completely, totally, and without question unacceptable that you would (...)
14 August 2018
Barrett Brown’s statement about Julian Assange
Regarding my banishment from the Courage Foundation at the behest of Julian Assange. This is the full statement I provided to The Daily Beast on the matter of the board of Courage terminating my “beneficiary” status with that organization, along with the (...)
14 August 2018
Naomi Colvin: I have been obliged to resign from Courage
Naomi Colvin: “rather unfortunately, I have been obliged to resign from Courage.” On Thursday afternoon three of Courage’s trustees wrote to me demanding that I inform Barrett Brown that he could no longer be a Courage beneficiary, on the basis of “nasty (...)
13 August 2018
Anonymous - Barrett Brown, le porte-parole censuré
22 janvier 2015, Barrett Brown est condamné à cinq ans de prison. Fabrizio Calvi (texte) & Pascal Nemeshazy (illustrations). Victime de la cyberguerre secrète entre le FBI et Anonymous, il a été libéré en novembre 2016 après avoir reconnu sa culpabilité. (...)
13 novembre 2017
WBAI Radio - The torture never stops
Guests: John Kiriakou, Ray McGovern, Craig Murray and Barrett Brown. John Kiriakou is a columnist with Reader Supported News. He was a CIA analyst and case officer, senior investigator for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, counterterrorism (...)
19 September 2017
Live On The Fly exclusive interview with WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange Co Hosted by KPFA’s Dennis Bernstein Assange’s first interview since April 11 (which also was on Live On the Fly... This extended interview with the maverick journalist, editor and (...)
25 July 2017
AnonUK Radio - Barrett Brown & Jay Leiderman
Barrett Brown is an American activist, author, and freelance writer/journalist. He has been misrepresented in the media as a spokesperson for the hacktivist group Anonymous.Jay Leiderman is a criminal law specialist and defense attorney, who has (...)
8 May 2017
Happiness Radio - Barrett Brown is home again
Barrett Brown explains why he was once again detained. Barrett Brown has been detained and released and once again it’s hard to explain why. There’s no government policy that would pin-point the exact reason the BOP detained him this past week, but they (...)
4 May 2017
Free Barrett Brown by Jone Pierantonio. The journo-activist tied to Anonymous, Barrett Brown, has been arrested again in April 27 for speaking with media. He gave an interview to Vice News and the US Bureau of Prisons decided for his arrest without (...)
1 May 2017
Moi, Barrett Brown, suis de retour
La Prison fut une expérience formatrice. Merci au Ministère de la Justice ! Il y a quatre ans, après mon arrestation très spectaculaire par le FBI, j’ai juré de retourner à Dallas au moment où le danger était le plus important, ou bien de toute façon j’ai déclaré (...)
5 décembre 2016
Barrett Brown Released From Prison
Anonymous Hacktivist ’Barrett Brown’ released from prison. Barrett Brown, a journalist, formerly served as an unofficial spokesman for the hacktivist collective Anonymous, finally walked free from prison after serving more than four years behind bars. (...)
1 December 2016
Barrett Brown sera libre le 29 novembre
Barrett Brown, journaliste américain connu pour avoir écrit dans différents médias sur le groupe d’hacktivistes « Anonymous » va sortir de prison le mois prochain. Emprisonné depuis le 13 septembre 2012, Barrett avait été condamné à 5 ans de prison par la Cour (...)
