Who Stratfor Is Selling Intelligence To

An update on the Wikileaks Stratfor story is discussed by Cenk Uygur. Who Stratfor is selling intelligence to and some quotes from emails are also discussed. Tell us in the comment section below what you think of our new green screen background.



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[darrenrenna]

I have followed Stratfor for years--they are consistently better at predicting how events will develop than any news source I am aware of.

[pekau]

To be fair, Stratfor are composed of many great think tank analysts and researchers, often retired or ex government adviser like the CEO himself. 

I think STRATFOR is a great organization if you take the time to listen to their findings and their speculations. i'm a personal fan; they sound like the closest it gets to Jack Ryan and his team from Clancy novel ;) i think if people are far more rational and be able to make decision based on long-term basis and reasons, exporting STRATFOR info could be a good thing.

[Justzaak]

I like Stratfor. They post free videos on youtube that give me an outlook on the worlds situation economically, politically and geographically. Free information.

[srikanthremani]

As usual Cenk is out of his depth and clueless.

[ClarksonsinUSA]

Stratfor is Awesome!!!

They give the common man an insight of what's going on in the World!

Because Private Enterprise works....

Cenk if you don't like Private Enterprise go back to where you came from!! :)

[RuckFepublicans]

This is truly disturbing, even more disturbing is that other media outlets are not covering this!! WTF!

[CornerTalker]

Stratfor may or may not be a decent or criminal entity, but listen to this guy's world paradigm revealed at 1:00 -
He's so in love with the idea of a government-controlled world, that he's horrified to find that an independent business can do better work than a government bureaucracy! 

[Censeo]

Can't anyone in America sue Stratfor for this? I mean wouldn't there have to be a trial if someone sued them? With good enough lawyers, they would practically have to find the company guilty.

[bulbinking]

Government conspiracy theories are beginning to look less and less crazy...

[Diatonicth]

This definitely one of the most important stories out right now. How curious that the mainstream media is completely silent on this issue : /

[Deniztengri]

Cenk, I am a Turk and you are Turkish origin too. I congratulate you for critising Stratfor and calling for their arrests for giving information to Turkish inteligence service. Something like this requeires real morals and this just made me to respect you more than I already do.

You are a real journalist. I don't think that I could respect you more than I already do right now!!!

[blechtic]

What Bradley Manning did wrong:
1) He's not a corporation.
2) He didn't make any money off it.
Had he taken care of those issues, he'd be free. And rich.

[deezer]

great info... but who is typing the sub titles??

[GigaBoost]

What's going on with the background? Is this the daily show?

[YoMommaSmellLikeHotDogWater]

Did you take over the "Lopez Tonight" set, or...?

[redryan]

@TheYoungTurks can we get an explanation on the green screen?

[theking]

Is this any diferent then selling weapons to the U.S. and it's allies?

[hellshade]

because corporations are above the law. we see this double standard every day. a person commits fraud they are put on trial and put in jail a corporation commits fraud and they pay a fine and continue business as usual

[Yukikazehalo]

there's a difference between having access to classified intelligence and disseminating it to foreign representatives.

[thogry]

Eh, I think the background looks better than people sitting at computers behind him, lol