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Oppose abuses of authority Position1 #85963 Julian Assange's is motivated by a concern about the abuse of authority.

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WikiLeaks »WikiLeaksWikiLeaks☜Exploring the issues arising from the publication in November and December 2010 by WikiLeaks and five international newspapers of a mass of confidential diplomatic cables between the US State Department and its embassies around the world. Co-curators are welcome to add to, and help refine, the map.☜F1CEB7

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Julian Assange »Julian AssangeJulian Assange☜Founder, spokesperson and editor-in-chief for WikiLeaks.☜D3B8AB

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Oppose abuses of authorityOppose abuses of authority☜Julian Assanges is motivated by a concern about the abuse of authority.☜59C6EF

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Author: Esther Dyson
Cited by: David Price 9:26 PM 14 December 2010 GMT
Citerank: (6) 85953anon.penet.fi was a precursor to WikiLeaks959C6EF, 85960Can be no clear boundary—but far away from the impulse of authority"There can be no clear line marking what needs to be kept secret (or never uttered) from what does not, but it should be drawn far from where most authorities put it – at least in a world where authorities are imperfect."959C6EF, 85961Leakers sin on our behalf so that we may live comfortablyPursuers of transparency sin on our behalf, so that we may live comfortably while they afflict the authorities at great personal risk and in disregard of (authorities' interpretation of) the law and sometimes even ethics.1198CE71, 85974Institutions that arent' fully accountable need a countervailing forceInstitutions are not fully accountable, it is useful to have an unaccountable countervailing institution to reveal their secrets.1198CE71, 86587Is diplomatic convenience really so important?8FFB597, 86589Degree of openness necessary to make those in power behave better109FDEF6
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Entry date (GMT): 12/14/2010 9:25:00 PM
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