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• Y

  Not “Inciting subversion” this time, but “Subversion”!

  24 February 2011, 15:41 pm

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• John Kennedy Contributor profile »

  Thanks, correction made.

  24 February 2011, 16:49 pm

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• 飞飞

  fascism comparing to communism, which is darker?

  24 February 2011, 23:07 pm

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• snemyllas

  Please publish the Twitter and Facebook accounts of the detainees. Inside GFW TOR may offer a view on the revolutionary activities round the globe and our support for detained activists like @wangyi09.

  In the meantime wondering how the German authorities would react if I RTed a discussion or a quote from the forbidden book “Mein Kampf” by that champion of inhumanity Adolf Hitler. Sorry Godwin.

  25 February 2011, 10:04 am

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