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Free the Universe – Soundblab

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Free the Universe Soundblab Peaches delivers the latest in a long line of hilariously filthy raps, including telling us she can “feel your wikileak “. Oh, Peaches.

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Barr UWC role in Wikileak file – Londonderry Today

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Barr UWC role in Wikileak file Londonderry Today LONDONDERRY loyalist Glen Barr's pivotal role during the Ulster Workers' Council strike of 1974 is outlined in a series of US diplomatic cables published by the anti-secrecy organisation Wikileaks on April 8. The cables refer to Mr Barr's role as …

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Five-hour talk between Google’s Schmidt, Wikileaks founder released – TechSpot

TechSpot Five-hour talk between Google's Schmidt, Wikileaks founder released TechSpot Wikileaks has published a five-hour long conversation between former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Wikileaks ' head man Julian Assange. The recording's rather timely release coincides with the launch of Schmidt's book, “The New Digital Age” which is … and more

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Music: Weekly updates – Macalester College The Mac Weekly

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Music: Weekly updates Macalester College The Mac Weekly “Bubble Butt”. “Bangin' on my ovaries and bustin my piñata / Feel you wiki leak , I can feel you wiki leak / Feel you wiki leak , I can feel you wiki leak / Feel you wiki leak , I can feel you wiki stop / Chewing on your buttock and I hack it like a …

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The Roundup for April 18, 2013 – Firedoglake

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The Roundup for April 18, 2013 Firedoglake Justice, UK style. “Chagossians [ref: US airbase on Diego Garcia] suffer blow in fight to go home as court rejects WikiLeak cable: US embassy cables allegedly detailing UK plan to stop return to Indian Ocean islands used by US military is ruled …

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Chagossians suffer blow in fight to go home as court rejects WikiLeak cable – Media Guardian

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Media Guardian Chagossians suffer blow in fight to go home as court rejects WikiLeak cable Media Guardian To avoid confirming the WikiLeaks cable's authenticity, Steven Kovats QC, counsel for the Foreign Office, said the government would stick to a policy of “neither confirm nor deny” anything about the documents. The policy is known in Whitehall as NCND

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Pervez Musharraf admits deal with US over drone strikes in Pakistan – News Tribe

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Pervez Musharraf admits deal with US over drone strikes in Pakistan News Tribe Pakistani governments had always denied support for the drone attacks as it is against the people's sentiments in the country but a WikiLeak document had revealed that during back-door meetings with US officials, politicians had always supported the …

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No more 24×7 power supply to constituencies of Sonia, Rahul Gandhi – India Today

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India Today No more 24×7 power supply to constituencies of Sonia, Rahul Gandhi India Today … big hue and cry if any politician was found to be abusing the system.

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Pakistan, Russia to hold talks on strategic issues on April 15 – Business Recorder (blog)

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Pakistan, Russia to hold talks on strategic issues on April 15 Business Recorder (blog) About Wikileak reports in which it was reported that India offered transfer of nuclear technology to Pakistan in 1970, the spokesperson said that Pakistan does not comment on Wikileak reports, terming its reports as skewed and contrary to facts. and more

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Wikileaks: US blamed Israel for holding back peace in 1975 – Jerusalem Post

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Wikileaks : US blamed Israel for holding back peace in 1975 Jerusalem Post WikiLeaks has published 1.7 million US diplomatic documents ranging from 1973-1976 online. It is their largest release to date and it is named after the former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger because many of the documents were addressed to or ..

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