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Conroy's Blacklist is Getting Blacker
David Heath
Tuesday, 24 March 2009 06:20
According to the WikiLeaks report, the file includes a reference to the Danish WikiLeaks server.
This clearly makes a mockery of Senator Conroy's claim that the list would never amount to censorship. Sen. Conroy - this IS censorship, pure and simple.
Readers, please support the GetUp campaign, follow the debate on Twitter (#nocleanfeed), but most of all get active – make sure this pointless waste of OUR MONEY is stopped.
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