January 11, 2011 - WikiLeaks will step up its publication schedule of secret documents, founder Julian Assange announced Tuesday, promising more revelations based on the group's stash of confidential U.S. embassy cables and other leaks.
Assange, 39, spoke to reporters outside London's high-security Belmarsh Magistrates' Court, where he and his lawyers appeared for a hearing in his fight against extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted in a sex-crimes inquiry. {continued}
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
WikiLeaks: Docs Release to Come Out Faster
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The possibility of Assange sent to Guantanamo Bay is too great for his crime (if he ever did commit those things.) I also don't believe that releasing those secret documents will stop Sweden from making him pay for his crime if he is really guilty. He should face the charges and defend himself.
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