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One Of The Best Attributes Of Human Beings Is That They're Adaptable; One Of The Worst Attributes Of Human Beings Is They Are Adaptable. They Adapt And Start To Tolerate Abuses, They Adapt To Being Involved Themselves In Abuses, They Adapt To Adversity And They Continue On.

If We Can Only Live Once, Then Let It Be A Daring Adventure That Draws On All Our Powers. Let Our Grandchildren Delight To Find The Start Of Our Stories In Their Ears But The Endings All Around In Their Wandering Eyes.

Let's Say That, Personally, I Loved Hillary Clinton. Would Wikileaks Still Publish This Material? Of Course It Would. Otherwise, We Would Be Censoring It. That's Our Mandate. It's Actually Interesting To Think About What Media Organizations Wouldn't Publish Such Material If It Was Given To Them.

Wikileaks Has Been A Very Strong Proponent Of The Freedom Of Information Act. This Is Probably, Actually, If You Think About It, Probably Against Our Interests As - As A Publisher. But We Believe That People Have The Right To Know True Information About What Their Government Is Doing.

The U.n. [the United Nations Working Group On Arbitrary Detention] Has Looked Into This Whole Situation. They Spent Eighteen Months In Formal, Adversarial Litigation. [so It's] Me And The U.n. Verses Sweden And The U.k. Who's Right? The U.n. Made A Conclusion That I Am Being Arbitrarily Detained Illegally, Deprived Of My Freedom And That What Has Occurred Has Not Occurred Within The Laws That The United Kingdom And Sweden, And That [those Countries] Must Obey. It Is An Illegal Abuse.