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Originally posted by trashcansinatra: ↑

Well well well. PM Gillard seemed to have quite a different view to Assange than you LWNJ's. ROFLMAO-------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Prime Minister Julia Gillard says the leaking of classified documents via the WikiLeaks website is ''illegal''.

"The Australian Federal Police are investigating whether WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange's publication of secret US cables breaches any local laws".

Ms Gillard told Fairfax Radio she was receiving briefings on the Australian security officials' assessment of the documents.

''They are assessing the implications for us, so we will work through that,'' she said.

''I absolutely condemn the placement of this information on the WikiLeaks website - it's a grossly irresponsible thing to do and an illegal thing to do.

Source:- https://www.insert smh.com.au/technology/gillard-condemns-wikileaks-20101202-18haq.html

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He did the right thing.
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