The quarrel with Domscheit-Berg seemed to have had seismic consequences for
Assange, who is still awaiting the result of his extradition appeal. He
published unsubstantiated accusations that Domscheit-Berg had links with
western intelligence agencies, and started to pump out tens of thousands of
previously unpublished cables, mostly apparently unredacted. "He feared he
would not be the one any more to be publishing them," says Domscheit-Berg.
"He is so egocentric and completely irrational."

To protests from the Australian and US governments that he was endangering
sources, Assange dropped a series of hints on Twitter as to the location of
the cables file on the internet. He followed this up with a claim that he
was now publishing new material because the Guardian had "betrayed" his
password seven months earlier. Assange's claims about the Guardian were
untrue.

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