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WikiLeaks May Employ an Anti-Semitic Holocaust Denier
You thought WikiLeaks was going to get less complicated?
Michael Moore Pledges $20,000 to Get Julian Assange Out of Solitary
Assange fights possible extradition and tries to secure bail in court today.
Julian Assange Is a Gorgeous Man, Says the Internet
Someone has decided to devote his or her time to chronicling Assange's "enigmatic good looks."
What Do We Learn about Julian Assange From His Alleged OKCupid Profile?
He's pompous and lonely, duh.
Julian Assange’s Stepdad: ‘I Always Thought He Would Do Something Like This’
"He always stood up for the underdog."
Desperate Housewives, Friends Winning the War on Terror
Saudi Arabian youths who watch them want to live in America instead of blow it up, according to a WikiLeaks cable.
Hackers Take Down Mastercard in Revenge for Blocking WikiLeaks
PayPal, Visa, and Amazon ... get ready for "Operation Payback."
U.S. May Have to Beg Sweden for a Piece of Julian Assange
If Assange is sent there, he could avoid extradition to the U.S.
STDs, Broken Condoms, and ‘Sex by Surprise’: A Primer on the Charges Against Assange
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