Julian Assange highlights the role of power in government transparency, suggesting a paradigm shift is necessary.
Julian Assange has just conducted a brief Q&A on the Guardian website and he gave one statement that clearly indicates his fierce intelligence and comprehension of the stakes involved in transparency of government. I felt it worthy enough to merit a post and expository paragraph or two of its own. The quotation reads: There are two points here. Firstly, Assange correctly highlights that it is easy for speech to be free when it has no power.
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