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Cover-ups, Coups, and Drones - A Holiday Sampler of What Wikileaks Reveals about the US
By Bill Quigley

The US claims broad authority to secretly snoop on the lives of individuals inside and outside of the US. It also works tirelessly to prevent citizens from knowing what is going on by expansively naming basic government information "state secrets." The government says it has to have the right to keep things secret in order to prevent crime. Ref. Source 1

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A Typical Day for PFC Bradley Manning
By David E. Coombs

PFC Manning is held in his cell for approximately 23 hours a day. The guards are required to check on PFC Manning every five minutes by asking him if he is okay. At night, if the guards cannot see PFC Manning clearly, because he has a blanket over his head or is curled up towards the wall, they will wake him in order to ensure he is okay. Ref. Source 4

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Assange says 'high chance' he would be killed in US jail:

Assange added that if the United States succeeded in getting him extradited from Britain or Sweden, then there was a "high chance" of him being killed "Jack Ruby-style" in an American prison. Ref. Source 1

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Assange: I'll Reveal Info That Will Spark Arab World Coups
By Roee Nahmias

WikiLeaks founder tells Al Jazeera leaked documents in his possession show top Arab officials disclose sensitive information to CIA. Ref. Source 3

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"Try as I may I can not escape the sound of suffering. Perhaps as an old man I will accept suffering with insouciance. But not now; men in their prime, if they have convictions are tasked to act on them."
-- Julian Assange, 2007

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US demands Twitter release Assange details:

A court order issued on 14 December ordered Twitter not to disclose the existence of the subpoena to any of those targeted because it was part of an ongoing criminal investigation. Only after legal action by Twitter was the order made public. Ref. Source 9

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Swiss whistleblower Rudolf Elmer plans to hand over offshore banking secrets of the rich and famous to WikiLeaks:

He will disclose the details of 'massive potential tax evasion' before he flies home to stand trial over his actions Ref. Source 6

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Has anyone ever done a breakdown of all this data that Wikileaks gathers? For instance how much is it fact from fiction? If its just people's conversations then how do we know they got the facts right and its not just a couple people gossiping?