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Originally Posted by loquitur
from a fairly cursory read of the news reports it looks to me like the documents mainly confirm what any reasonably astute observer already knew or suspected.
I'd still like to know who appointed or elected Julian Assange to make decisions about what should be public. Maybe someone should print his home address, personal phone number and license plate number, just because the public has the right to know.
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is there a constitutional right to privacy for the government and it's business?
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