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You can’t fund Wikileaks by credit card, but the Ku Klux Klan? No problem

iTWire – You can’t fund Wikileaks by credit card, but the Ku Klux Klan? No problem.

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Tightening the noose

The hunt is getting close to its objective, closing down the source of embarrassing emails and memo – WikiLeaks. Today, rather than debate the nature of real politiks as revealed but slightly in the WikiLeaks cables the world is distracted by the pursuit of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

For the new generations, this is might seem [...]

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AP Virginia News | nvdaily.com

Tightening the screws on WikiLeaks ahead of the planned release of secret bank files and after its release of US diplomatic memos is part of a concerted campaign to prevent the disclosure of information deemed unsuitable for public consumption.

Unsuitable? On what basis? No one is denying the things published by WikiLeaks are true, only that [...]

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Attacks shut down WikiLeaks

Remember when the west was sitting on a high moral horse and criticising mainland China for its repressive internet policy? How Google suddenly accommodated China’s political censorship? Well the free internet is dead in the west as well.

Attacks shut down WikiLeaks.

Sadly the so-called 4th estate seems to have lost the plot when it comes to [...]

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150 years of Libertarian | Anarchist Writers

Property and authority are merely differing manifestations and expressions of one and the same ‘principle’ which boils down to the enforcement and enshrinement of the servitude of man. Consequently, the only difference between them is one of vantage point: viewed from one angle, slavery appears as a property crime,whereas, viewed from a different angle, it [...]

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Banks can’t be bothered buttering up battlers

While Ian Verrender is pondering how Aussie Banks can continue to satisfy the essential capitalist prerequisite of ever increasing profits so as to keep shareholders happy he happened to lapse into disclosing a commonsense truth that is rarely uttered in the public domain.

The uproar from the community and from politicians about our banks has been [...]

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Pyne reminds us, we live in an economy not a society

Sweet Mr Pyne from the state of free settlement demonstrates the right’s contempt for the mere idea of social progress with his ABC supplied free kick.

Christopher Pyne, the manager of Opposition Business in the House of Representatives, said Parliament would be a shambles with Senator Brown constantly raising Greens’ policy such as euthanasia…Rather than focusing [...]

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the Oz says – Radical Islamism challenges notions of freedom

A former bishop and member of the UK’s House of Lords (yeah yeah) gets his preaching kit for this morning’s sermon about the dangers of Islam. The Oz obviously loved his association of Islam with Marxism, imagine one article that simultaneously attacks the two greatest foes to civilised society.

While the good bishop’s concerns about the [...]

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Mexican mayor latest to die in spiralling drug violence

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politicians are increasingly being caught in the crossfire of drug violence, which has killed more than 28,000 people since Mr Calderon took office in December 2006.

Felipe Calderon is President of Mexico.

Now the Age’s version of this story misses an important subtext which is easily discerned if you read a version closer to the source [...]

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Government loses bid to keep oil drilling ban | Reuters

Despite reports that oil continues to leak into the gulf at an alarming rate the continuing pressure on the stock of BP and the need for other oil companies to stay afloat has forced one man, a judge in the US, to overturn the Obama moratorium on new oil wells in the Gulf.

Oil companies [...]

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