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How Wikileaks lost the support of the free speech advocate Index on Censorship – Democratic Underground

Aug 052012
 

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How Wikileaks lost the support of the free speech advocate Index on Censorship
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Assange or Mansour, however, didn't disclose the names of these officials. The WikiLeaks founder said he feared he could be killed but added that there were 2000 websites that were ready to publish the remaining files that are in possession of …
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