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Julian Assange Reveals: Holocaust Denier Is a Trusted ‘Friend’
Julian Assange barely even knows the far-right, Holocaust-denying Russian kook with six different names, the latest being “Israel Shamir.” That was the line in March 2011, per a statement from WikiLeaks, released amid what the head of the former transparency … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism Watch, Russia, Uncategorized, wikileaks
Tagged assange, belarus, israel shamir, Russia, wikileaks
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The more you know
Chris Hedges recently interviewed Julian Assange. Predictably, because it complicates his preferred narrative, he did not ask any tough questions about the sexual assault charges the Wikileaks founder and documented creeper is facing in Sweden (“the Saudi Arabia of feminism.“). … Continue reading
Posted in Bradley Manning, Chris Hedges, Julian Assange, wikileaks
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Bradley Manning and the American empire
My first of what I’m hoping will be a regular bi-weekly column is now up over at Al Jazeera. Read it. Tweet it. Love it.
Posted in Al Jazeera, Bradley Manning, wikileaks
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