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In reading about the Assange extradition defence strategy we find that the Swedish rape allegations would be heard in a closed Court if the US is successful in getting him back to Sweden for a quick ride to Washington – how unusual and all so bloody convenient.
I would have thought governments would be compiling a list of who actually should be facing Court following on from the content of government cables.
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I’m not sure about anyone else but in my lowly opinion Wikileaks has mostly scraped the Top echelon when it comes to lies, and many with an inference of corruption, from caring, protective governments.
If Wikileaks had the ability to look where Average Jo (and Anne) hurts then we would see a real mean power for change brought on by a shameful transparency.
I wonder how many filters pick up ‘wikileaks’? I wonder if they filter ‘phucque’?
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