100k signatures in support of Wikileaks
Tory policy on “Cleaning up politics” states that "will ensure that any petition that secures 100,000 signatures will be eligible for formal debate in Parliament”. I would like 38 Degrees to have a campaign whichs seeks 100,000 signatures expressing support for Wikileaks in exposing the endemic cynicism curruption in national governments, especially the US, UK and Russia.
Jan Bennett
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Dennis Leggett
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A petition to Parliament to debate this case and its implications for true freedom of speech offers a positive campaign focus.
Dennis Leggett
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Marcia Simpson-James
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I'm not sure about the charges, but it seems more than a coincidence that since wikleaks started to come in strong, these electric charges have been levelled against its founder. I've learned a lot from the leaks, and intend to learn more. If these women are allowing themselves to be used as honey-pots, they should be hung drawn and quartered. On the other hand, if there is any truth to these charges, then they must be answered. Wikileaks is truly a gift to the people, which we must use...and use well.
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Gordon Craig
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Should we consolidate our votes to make them count and pick a campaign that best suits the "No Confidence/ General election vote?" I personally feel no confidence says it all and should then lead to a general election.
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Wade Glenn Whitworth Jr.
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Fair Trial. The truth should never be punished. The stone age way of government should be destroyed.
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Dalton
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Fair Trial.
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John Adams
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@Annethis a witch-hunt not a manhunt
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Anne
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This issue is becoming more important by the day. The US global manhunt for Julian Assange, coupled with his assets being frozen, is complete madness. We need to support his whistleblowing, not allow the US government to vilify him!
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Karla Lindquist
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In one week, WikiLeaks has given us more information and insight into the workings of our Government than the Government itself has EVER done. Governments are meant to serve the people, not rule them from behind an iron curtain. This IS the 'free world', isn't it?
