http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2010/dec/03/…
Chat with Julian, he's supposed to take questions from an undisclosed location.
Anthony, I know you would relish the opportunity to have a chat with Julian Assange.
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Do you read the fucking Guardian, dude?
Really? It's no secret that there aren't a lot of news sources out there that aren't horribly deformed by biases but you can't just get all your news from the FT and Bloomberg. Provided you read critically, there shouldn't be anything wrong with referring to an article from the Guardian, NY Times, WSJ or a story on Fox News.
Yep, you're right. However, I've only ever seen beat-offs read that paper.
I suppose it's okay for checking the football and cricket scores, but apart from that it hurts my eyes to read it.
No. I got this link here: http://www.businessinsider.com/julian-assange-live-chat-2010-12
It's a little too far left leaning for me, besides the fact that it's British.
I think it could be interesting, I don't necessarily agree with the way he goes about what he does (like he's on a fucking crusade or something, and solely going after the US), but it would be interesting nonetheless
He/Wikileaks is not solely going after the US.
Haha, I don't think I've heard someone say beat-offs before.
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