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proverbialwisdom

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12. My point was simply something doesn't add up. I'm suspending judgement.

Reply to stockholmer (Reply #11)

Mon Feb 27, 2012, 10:22 PM

Feb 2012

I follow http://wlcentral.org/ regularly for news on Assange (also Forbes), but I see you've got A LOT more detail on the case in Sweden. If I need to know more, I know where to look. Thanks!

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The Harvard Law Record: Indefinite Detention Under the NDAA: the Great Attack on Civil Liberties [View all] stockholmer Feb 2012 OP

Oh, this is just alarmist alarmism gratuitous Feb 2012 #1

When your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail, likewise Uncle Joe Feb 2012 #2

I wonder why in the "debates" the question never came up as if any R-con candidate agreed w Obama rhett o rick Feb 2012 #3

Not to be confused with the Harvard Law REVIEW, which is a serious paper. TheWraith Feb 2012 #4

The Harvard Law Record: oldest US law school newspaper, among its editors/writers- Barack Obama, stockholmer Feb 2012 #5

more background on the NDAA (most anything Lindsey Graham & Joe Lieberman are BOTH for, I'm against) stockholmer Feb 2012 #7

You see, hyperbolic posts like this are why no one takes you seriously. sudopod Feb 2012 #6

HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!! WillyT Feb 2012 #8

K&R G_j Feb 2012 #9

Can this new law be used as the basis for denying the extradition of Assange to the US? proverbialwisdom Feb 2012 #10

IF Assange is sent here to Sweden for trial (and the dodgy charges are a whole other matter) AND if stockholmer Feb 2012 #11

My point was simply something doesn't add up. I'm suspending judgement. proverbialwisdom Feb 2012 #12