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July 27: Founder and editor of the WikiLeaks website, Julian Assange, faces the media during a debate event, held in London.
Any U.S. and allied casualties that result from the publication of classified Afghan war documents would be an acceptable risk, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange suggested Monday, saying "such information is also likely to save a great many lives."
U.S. military officials have warned about the danger posed to Afghan informants and others since Assange released 76,000 once-secret war documents. The founder of the whistleblower website says he will publish the remaining 15,000 documents within a month despite more warnings from the U.S. government.
This guy needs to catch an iridium pellet from a Soviet umbrella gun, if you know what I am saying. I think you do.
