December 29, 2010 – Kelley B. Vlahos – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1605
January 4, 2018
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as posted by the channelFeatured Antiwar.com columnist Kelley B. Vlahos discusses her article "Julian Assange: Man of the Decade;" why WikiLeaks inspired by a culture of open source software, free exchange of information, high technology and distrust of authority is the natural antagonist of a US-led global security state; dossier collections on "suspicious" Americans who have not been charged with, or even suspected of committing, a crime; the "who is a journalist" debate that presumes a press pass is required to exercise First Amendment rights; slow-on-the-uptake Americans who are ever-ready to trade liberty for false security; and why it's time to stop playing Farmville and get serious about protecting our rapidly-diminishing liberties.
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