The United States Military Declares Julian Assange and WikiLeaks Enemies of the State
When the military of the country you live in declares an organization like Wikileaks an Enemy of the State, which in this case means military personnel who make contact with the organization risk a capital offense, then the country you live in is just one step away from a full blown authoritarian government. Of course, the final step is when the “regulation” is extended to civilians.
Remember Julian Assange is one of us(radical libertarian). At this point anyone who is not officially an “enemy of the State” is just a lip flapper. Julian Assange is a hero. PERIOD….
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“Enemy of the state.”
What does that even mean?
if you attempt to cooperate or collaborate with Wikileaks in any substantive way, you will likely find out first hand the meaning of that term…
It means he’s not an enemy of the people.
Should I assume you’re trying to be funny?