Wednesday, December 1, 2010

PETITION: In Support of Julian Assange

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PETITION: In Support of Julian Assange
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We here undersigned express our support for the work and integrity of Julian Assange. We express concern that the charges against the WikiLeaks founder appear too convenient both in terms of timing and the novelty of their nature.
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1 comment:

  1. We must support and protect free speech and the establishment of the fourth estate. I come from a country where apartheid destroyed the essence of truth.My question is, when did the truth become a crime?. We have a right to know what are 'Leaders' are doing. Nelson Mandela was called the Black pimpernel for upholding the truth and for seeking justice.Today he stands as a beacon of hope to all people. I salute you Julian, May God protect you.

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