In case you haven’t heard, everyone hates Julian Assange. And more to the point, everyone hates WikiLeaks in general. And by “everyone”, I of course mean people with secrets to keep. Namely governments and multinational corporations.

Now that’s absolutely no reflection on the merit of WikiLeak’s work, and the job that they fulfill of making government monsters think twice.

In fact, the degree to which WikiLeaks and Julian Assange are virulently hated by many people is probably directly proportional to the quality of their secret-ousting.

But the threat of entrapment is sending WikiLeaks underground, literally.

United States of America, please note: You will struggle to nuke WikiLeaks.

This is Pionen White Mountains, the nuclear bunker in which Wikileaks will locate some of its servers. It was excavated 98 feet underground, in a rock hill in the center of Stockholm, Sweden, during the Cold War.

Originally, it was just a bomb shelter built in 1943. In the 70s, the Swedes turned the shelter into a full bunker, a civil defense center that was going to hold an emergency unit of the Swedish government in the case of a nuclear war.

WikiGeeks..Scheming…Plotting…

Quite a hectic vibe there, chaps. Glad to know paranoia isn’t setting in.