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Wikileaks: Defend Julian Assange

November 19, 2010 by

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On Thursday 18th November 2010, @wikileaks said: Why our editor-in-chief is busy and needs to be defended Thursday, November 18, 2010 WIKILEAKS STAFF EDITORIAL In October 2010 Julian Assange won the Sam Adams Award for Integrity. He has also been awarded the 2009 Amnesty International Media Award and the Economist Index on Censorship Award in 2008.… [Read more…]

In the Conflicts Around Wikileaks, Is Julian Assange Really the Problem?

September 4, 2010 by

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With some of the infighting among the ranks of Wikileaks supporters–and I am a supporter–I need to allay some fears and put certain apprehensions to rest right away: my answer to the question above is “no,” and my secondary answer is that we should learn from mistakes. So, for now, hold your fire. The real… [Read more…]

Don’t Hide Behind the Women: What is Relevant in the Story About Julian Assange and the Rape Accusation?

August 24, 2010 by

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One of the first points I wanted to make is that I dreaded from the start the extent to which Julian Assange had become the public persona for Wikileaks, believing it to be unnecessary and a point of vulnerability. When a project that is larger than any one person becomes publicly identified with one person,… [Read more…]

Wikileaks: Bradley Manning, Sweden as Safe Haven, and Pentagon Propaganda

August 18, 2010 by

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Those who won’t listen, will feel. With the mainstream media and Pentagon-generated negative publicity of Wikileaks nearing its fourth week, it should be apparent what is rendered absent: any apology from the U.S. military for the civilians it has killed in Afghanistan and Iraq; any discussion of military responsibility for engaging informers whose lives it… [Read more…]

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