Daniel Ellsberg Fears a US Hit on Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange
Inside the Pimpernel’s Bunker
By Muriel Kane
         
         Recalling that he himself had been the intended target of         a CIA hit squad in 1972, Ellsberg suggested, "As I         look at Assange's case, their worry that he will reveal         current threats, I would have to say, puts his         well-being, his physical life, in some danger. And I say         that with anguish. ... I think Assange would do well to         keep his whereabouts unknown." Continue
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        Pentagon Manhunt
        
         US ‘Desperately’ Trying to         Keep Wikileaks from Publishing US Communications About         Arab States
By Philip Shenon
       
        Pentagon investigators are trying to determine the         whereabouts of the Australian-born founder of the         secretive website Wikileaks for fear that he may be about         to publish a huge cache of classified State Department         cables. Continue
 
 
 
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