The point: "The angry words of government officials and the swirling storm over whether Assange's brand of journalism can be justified are overshadowing a potentially far more disturbing aspect of this story — the new power governments have to punish publishers."
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Thank you, John, for adding to our understanding of the implications of the attack on WikiLeaks.It is most important for us all!
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The best thing it seems we can do is not to fall to the ravages of fear and intimidation that might take our hearts from us.
ReplyDeleteKeeping our minds focused and Faithful seems like our best bet--no matter what chaos is breaking loose around us!
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Damn it!!! Why din’t I get into the writing field. I too love writing, but I am looking for a right approach. How did you manage to become such a good writer? Is there a special course that you have done to get into writing?
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