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To: TobagoJack who wrote (69461)	12/12/2010 10:10:29 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220173

Yes, sure, somebody might believe that: <china hasn't and couldn't care less about assange> For example you. China's hysteria over a Nobel Prize award shows how little they care about commentary and leaks and countervailing opinions. BTW, Wikileaks disclosed that Google is in fact banned in China; banned by being hacked by the officialdom's hackerites. As I wrote, constructive dismissal. "Here's your licence. You are free to operate in China". Then, hack, hack, hack .... Perhaps you can't see what I mean. Or perhaps you are not allowed to see what I mean. Or, there's Stockholm Syndrome. Did you see New Zealand and John Key got a glowing report in Wikileaks? John Key was quite relaxed about Wikileaks and has not threatened to hunt down and kill Julian Assange for crimes against humanity and terrorism worse than Osama bin Laden. He was even looking forwards to the leaks so NZ would get some good publicity. It seems to me that Julian's ideas agree with mine - don't think evil, then you won't even want to do it, and you won't have to hide what you really are up to. I'm out to conquer the world and that's a good thing. So I don't hide it. I announce it and seek supporters. So far, so good. Hordes of people make sure they have their Cyberphone Trojan Horses close at hand. I recommend carrying two for robust connections at all times. Mqurice