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Julian Assange is a political prisoner.
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I have seen more calls for pardon this year than in all others combined. No other issue in our time unites left, right, and center like the struggle to end governments' abuse of mass surveillance and secrecy, and that would not be true without you -- and your advocacy. Thank you.
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Let me get this straight: you *want* governments and corporations to more tightly control the flow of information? Because someone said something problematic?
All over the world, people are making the same mistake.
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After this clip, Assange was forced into asylum. Today he is locked in a dungeon -- and kept incommunicado.
Listen to this, then ask yourself why it was so important that he be silenced. twitter.com/wikileaks/stat…
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Vote na esperança. Vote na história. Vote no futuro. twitter.com/Snowden/status…
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Got some bad news, Jimbo. twitter.com/Jim_Jordan/sta…
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Stop what you're doing and read this. This leak is going to be the story of the year: (LINK: theguardian.com/world/2021/jul…)
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Facebook is Facebook. Don't write about the name, write about what they do, because that's what matters.
Paperwork doesn't change the nature of a thing.
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"Why Aren't Millennials Buying New Homes?"
truly a mystery 🤔
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Man, I should have thought of that one. twitter.com/Breaking911/st…
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Beware those who water the gardens of hatred and war.
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It begins. twitter.com/WatcherGuru/st…
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That is a very big number. twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…
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Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram all going down at the same time sure seems like an easily-understandable and publicly-popular example of why breaking up a certain monopoly into at least three pieces might not be a bad idea.
Somebody should tell Elizabeth Warren.
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I'm thankful for the Internet.
One day it will be free and open, edge to edge.
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Sometimes I try to imagine a world where scientific young minds enjoyed greater rewards for revolutionizing, like, farming methods, manufacturing, or energy, rather than the dark patterns used to optimize ad-clicks at Google and Facebook.
How did we get here?
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You have no idea what you're talking about. Even the United States Government doesn't allege this. It literally never happened, and it *couldn't* happen, because I gave the archive to journalists. Those journalists' reporting, by the way, won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service twitter.com/DrinkDonJulio/…
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Gold is just bitcoin that can't be sent over the internet.
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Facebook officially silences the President of the United States. For better or worse, this will be remembered as a turning point in the battle for control over digital speech. twitter.com/Kantrowitz/sta…
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Facebook-owned Whatsapp being down is a reminder that you and your friends should probably be using a more private, non-profit alternative like @signalapp anyway (or another open-source app of your choice).
It's just as free, and takes like 30 seconds to switch.
#facebookdown
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One, I didn't "steal" anything. I created a copy.
Two, that "thing" was **evidence of crimes** (our courts agreed: see link).
Three, exposing a crime should not be a crime, regardless of whether those crimes were committed by a Mafia or a State.
theguardian.com/us-news/2020/s… twitter.com/Roomtofit/stat…
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