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@thezoulasylum I have no ownership stake in any tech company, full stop. Not a single share. Nor have I ever done a paid endorsement of any kind. That's how much I love you.
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One of these days, people should consider the possibility that the reason we've gone SEVEN YEARS without a single piece of evidence is because it didn't happen. Crazy, right? twitter.com/dnvolz/status/…
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We (@FreedomofPress) published a report today on the unprecedented number of journalists arrested in the United States this year, and I encourage everyone working in media to read it. The numbers are staggering. 1200% increase! freedom.press/news/2020-repo…
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We are the only organization with a team dedicated solely to tracking press freedom violations in the United States. If you can, please consider a gift to keep them working! freedom.press/donate/
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Have you seen this? twitter.com/Snowden/status…
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When a crooked politician calls me traitor, ask yourself: who did I betray? The courts have ruled repeatedly that the programs I revealed were unlawful, and likely unconstitutional—a violation of your rights.
If this is treason, what they call loyalty is a crime.
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In seven years, no one has named a single American who died as a result of revealing the unlawful program of domestic mass surveillance—because it didn't happen. But exposing that crime did reform American laws—and strengthen our rights. twitter.com/LindseyGrahamS…
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Dies bedroht die Rechte aller. twitter.com/andre_meister/…
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This extraordinary recording (which I had never heard before) confirms claims that @wikileaks made for years, but its critics dismissed as lies.
1) Assange DID seek to minimize risks to individuals.
2) Bulk release of cables was forced, not intentional. twitter.com/JamesOKeefeIII…
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@oneKevinJohnson @wikileaks @JamesOKeefeIII The source of a given piece of information is a hell of a lot less important than if that information is true.
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@DingoPrincess1 @wikileaks I don't care if James Clapper released it—I care if it is true. I know first-hand that just as credible sources sometimes get things wrong, terrible sources can get things right. What matters most is the evidence.
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This is the raw, unedited audio of the over one hour long Assange phone call warning the @StateDept (again) of publication risks, and requesting them to aid in harm minimization. Primary source material. youtube.com/watch?v=lfZQcV…
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The greatest gift is the love we share. @lsjourneys twitter.com/lsjourneys/sta…
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Imagine a Cheney inviting people to compare body counts. Facts:
* Despite 7 years of investigation, the US has never identified a single casualty of my whistleblowing (there are none).
* The Cheneys' wars caused more than 50,000 US casualties since 2000: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_St… twitter.com/Liz_Cheney/sta…
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For those wondering why the politicians who violated your rights for more than a decade are pushing long-discredited propaganda, here is the real "significant consequence" they're worried with: theguardian.com/us-news/2020/s…
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We are very close to our donation goal for the year, but we won't hit it without your help. If you can give, please give: freedom.press/donate/ twitter.com/FreedomofPress…
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"My troubles began with my father being an intellectual and a writer, so I can say all of my troubles resulted from reading books." Great interview with the extraordinary @aiww: nytimes.com/2020/12/31/boo…
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Holy shit twitter.com/kgosztola/stat…
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Follow @kgosztola, who is livetweeting the Assange decision from the courtroom. twitter.com/kgosztola/stat…
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