says they would kill an aussie welcome bon upon islam. jihan has been cold against syria with a prominent islamic cleric branding the assad government quote more infidel than jews and christians the call to arms was made by shaikh use of. whose rhetoric reaches millions in the arab world through the al jazeera news network which has made the shake. meanwhile c.n.n. rebel groups have refused to attend an upcoming peace conference in geneva they cited don't go in fighting in the sea or in provinces of hoosac where government and lebanese hezbollah troops have mounted an enormous offensive one but analysts say could change the course of the civil war that my colleague rory solution to this kind of the past week with the company has been closely following events in the country. the leaders of the syrian opposition had in fact announced they will not be participating in the u.s. and russian sponsored peace talks they are saying that has been laws involvement in the bloody civil war really complicates things a little the group itself is highly

this is aussie coming to you live from moscow welcome back the u.s. says it will send patriot missiles and f. sixteen fighter jets to jordan that's a show reason is to use the weapons and military drills and counter possible threats posed by the raging conflict in neighboring syria the patriot batteries are designed to be deceptive missiles but could also be employed to enforce a no fly zone also his policy it looks now at what's behind a move washington assist is only helping an ally. well it said it not really about jordan what we do know is that the deployment of a patriot missile battery and if sixteen fighter jets to jordan comes amid escalating international tension over the syrian conflict what the u.s. is saying is that the weapons are meant to be part of a military drill but it has said that they could remain in jordan afterwards to counter the threat posed by the syrian civil war now this comes several months since nato deployed patriot missile batteries in turkey along its one of the border very with syria and although the batteries are des

plea reportedly organized by wiki leaks let's get some more on this right now i want to speak to aussies and lindsey france who standing by for us outside the ecuadorian embassy here in central moscow lindsey oh we're coming to you live now here from our studios good to see you again this morning ecuador playing a role in another case of a whistleblower what can you tell us. well so far rory it would appear that ecuador is the nation responsible for safely conducting edward snowden into russia hosting him while he is here and then seeing him off to his final destination whether or not that ends up being ecuador as we have reported earlier this morning the foreign minister did i confirm via twitter that edward snowden has officially sought asylum with that country that case is still in process right now now it's no secret that ecuador does shelter whistleblowers julian assange has been sheltered within the four walls of the ecuadorian embassy thought. in london for the past year or so it's no surprise there that as noted is being assisted by wiki leaks that ecuador would be a target for h

there it is aussies very own crew that being hit with a water cannon in turkey is the anti-government protests rage on or we report in just a moment from the crowd.

they are just a few seconds ahead of third-place rider, aussie ben allen. the next challenge is the climb up sardine peak, and middaugh looks to set the pace as he's retaken the lead. a few miles back, melanie mcquaid remains the leader in the women's race. but she is only a few seconds ahead of suzie snyder, who is having her best racing day since becoming a pro just two years ago. navigating his way through the colorful fall foliage of northern utah, josiah middaugh increases his lead. early race leader chris jeffrey is in third now. but lesley paterson is closing in. up ahead, middaugh is right at home on sardine peak. middaugh: i really do like the addition of sardine peak. um, it flows really well with the rest of the course. it's still a pretty gradual climb. um, you know, you're in the woods with lots of switchbacks, and it's a place on the course where you're away from many of the spectators, and it's really on you and that's where you... that's where the race is really won, when nobody's watching. narrator: melanie mcquaid continues to lead as she

the aussie, all of a sudden, that move, 4 cents last night, i didn't get to bed at all. my wife was -- i was check on all the trading algorithms that was running all night. it's been 24 hours. not just the yen, everything's moving around, the aussies might cut their interest rate by as much as predicted, by 50%, down to 2.25. >> sam, tell me about this japanese yen and how this incorporates into the u.s. story. i mean, you know, obviously, the currency story has become front and center. does that change anything in terms of earnings, in terms of the fundamentals here? >> i think that what we saw was an exodus of money out of japan with the weakening of the yen, the concern you're basically say, i'm looking for better yields elsewhere, and that is the thought that we were getting a boost in the u.s. from japan. but our economy doesn't necessarily benefit from a very short-term investment from japan. >> bill and i were having a debate with some of our guests this week about the second half of the year. and are we going to see an uptick in earnings second half or are we goi

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we know you're from australia so has some aussies here with you. >> oh. >> we were saying aussie, aussiered position at a huge company being google and, you know, i think it's a very sort of modern conundrum trying to balance her social life and doesn't have a family which is winklevoss a much bigger thing. it was great to play such a modern character. >> very timely. that's an issue many women and many families are dealing with. we loved you in "bridesmays" and the characters are a little similar though. this time you do kind of loosen up. >> she loosens up. >> a little bit. what is it about hollywood casting you in these types of roles? >> helen also took herself very seriously but this dana in "the internship" has more of a sense of humor about herself, i think and i know. yeah, one of those things, i think. >> you would have to with the two you're working with, owen wilson and vince vaughn and we'll show a little bit of a clip. at google everyone can see each other's calendars and owen wants to tick a peek at your calendar and i think he wants to take a peek at you, as well. here it

aussie/dollar, 9349 is where we stand. down to the september 2010 lows. everybody seems to be universally bearish about the aussie/dollar. sterling 1.5542. we'll keep an eye on industrial production coming up. bank of japan, resisting fresh measures to calm market volatility. we'll get into that when we come back. plus, the darlings of the fashion world were out in force. chanel opened the doors to the new flagship here in london. we'll hear from the architect behind the boutique and what he told us about his vision. >> a series of luxury condominiums on the move. first of all, space travel and i like sort of exotic combined with luxury and making people's lives better. so that's where i would go. >> the sky isn't the limit? >> absolutely not. no limits. do i look like i have limits? we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer,

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how about the aussie trade? >> first of all i'm going to be bearish about the yen.r the next two years, dollar yen sees 125, maybe 150. again i traded back in the 1970s was the trade was 285. to think of it going to 125 or 150 is not that large a move for me over a broad period of time. i tend to trade one currency against one another. i'm going to be buying canada, aussie or kiwi and selling against that. >> always good to see you, thank you. >> how are option traders playing japan. mike has the action. mike? >> both of these have seen immense upticks in interest. people have been trading these actively. usually with etfs you see more put big than call big. with these we've been seeing call buying probably because people are looking for inextensive ways to take speculative positions to the upside. one of the trades i was noting today was the july calls. those are trading at 50 cents. >> thanks for that, mike. options action every friday, 5:30 on cnbc. pop for live nation up 15%. karen? >> there was an arbitration that was settled today. this was three years in the

at my side of the car nine bullets were found on the my seat valentino to go to sea go in space on aussie. wiki leaks editor julian a sponsor speaks with r.t. about the challenges that edward snowden faces after blowing the whistle on a massive u.s. secrets are balan's program. activists say the brutality of authorities in turkey intensifying as the prime minister gets set to meet protesters who've endured almost two weeks of heavy policing. getting greece shuts down its main t.v. and radio broadcaster is part of a cost cutting drive of thousands who are sacked label it probably loaded democracy . london riot police not alert after anticapitalist rallies lead to intense scuffles and fifty seven arrests less than a week before the start of the next g. eight summit.

aussie dollar, 0.9493. it follows that weaker print of gdp yesterday. 0.6% versus expectations of 0.8%. that's continue to go weigh on the aussie dollar. sterling/greenback, 1.5438. there is expectation that when mr. carney comes in and takes over, that there will be a loosening of policy. but he only has one vote versus the other eight on the committee. so if the data comes, mr. carney won't shift from the dial. still to come, what are businesses concerned about in china? eunice is at the fortune global forum. and after a series of bold, political and economic reforms, is myanmar ready for some prime time? speaking first to cnbc, mario says yes. stay tuned. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is h

aussie dollar has recovered a little bit, but still far away from the lows. euro-dollar just below 1.34 mark. so on a 24 hour basis, we haven't moved an awful lot. really been in wait and see mode ahead of the fed statement later today. so is that also the case in asia? let's get the details out of singapore. >> in fact another mixed session as investors a wait the fed outcome. japan managed to outshine while the company's exports saw its biggest jump in three years. the nikkei gained 1.8%. the runner up was the aussie market gaining about 1% with australia miners lending support. but the china market under a bit of pressure today. multiple factors weighed on sentiment ahead of the pmi data. worries overly liquidity and concerns that the possible ipo assumes may lead to a blunt of share supply in the already sluggish market. and take a look at some of the individual movers in the region. japanese automakers and camera makers 2% today. softbank also hogging the spotlight. shares gained 4.2% after dish network dropped the bid for sprint nextel. and we've been w

we should not make new low in the aussie.'s lows that were made in the midst of panic last night should hold and if that's, i think it's one of the clearest trades you will see. you know exactly where you are wrong. >> den fis, grit to see you, thanks for your time. >> great, always good to be on. thanks. >>> still to come, a look at the biggest stories in tomorrow's trade. later on, we're kick off our 2013 segment on an old tech name that has booked huge gains since the start of the year. find out why the top analysts on the streets say the games we have seen thus far are just the very beginning. stick around. tter opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a

that applies to the aussie/dollar, as well. sterling/dollar goes up to 1.53. 1.5291% is where we stand at the moment. this was this view that in a sense the ism number was sea was maybe suggesting that we would get a delay in tapering. we had comments out a little later that that would happen. so let's find out what's going on in asia overnight, as well. joining us, chloe is in singapore. hi, chloe. >> hi, ross. interesting to see dollar/yen crept back up to a hundred for most of the asian session. it was sitting below that. a lot of that has to do with the huge move that we've been seeing. interesting to note after another day of choppiness, the market decided to close up a little bit over 2%. remember, we've been talking a lot about the third and final sound from shinzo abe. how do you get growth going in a country that has been in a deflationary mode for 10, 20 years. now maybe investors have too much of their hopes up because this process, even as the japanese government try toes throw in the kitchen sink strategy and along

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aussie dollar, 0.9638 is where we're at. the aussie recovering from deep losses last month. we have been down, of course, to that 96 level. sterling/dollar, a little firm, as well, at 1.5268. that's where we stand right now in europe. chloe has the update for us in asia today out of singapore. hi, chloe. >> hey, good morning to you. you know, quite a bit of losses that we see here in asia. remember, all seemed calm and quiet until the sell-off september accelerating over in japan. heavy futures selling. traders were responding even quite a bit of selling into nikkei futures over in london and new york, as well. and bis, dollar/yen coming in below 1100, so keep an eye on that, as well. as part of the losses emanated from that negative data that we got out of china, the divergence between the official and hsbc final print, it was the flash china pmi that accelerated that heavy sell-off. remember that syndromeoff we saw more than a week act. the idea is this. some suggest that the china might be on a shaky economic footing and so, perhaps, the larger companies related to the of

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that he was going to be taking a flight towards savannah towards cuba left in the last hour or so aussies corresponded eagle pissed off is on board that flight say what he had to say during takeoff. the last three minutes i'm sure that the full plane was still expecting snowden to stay up there was the increased security schoolwork built up by the police when they moved passengers sort of away from the cage seems to me to the very last twenty even the airport officials themselves and the staff of the airplane were not sure whether or not this was happening. so all evidence seems to appear seems to point to the fact i should say that. flight to leaving someone social networks and blogging websites in question whether it was indeed in russia a tool to get this into some context we have to look at what's happened over the last twenty. weekend because it was on friday where the charges against him were made public by the us government and the charges under the. prison sentence if indeed he ever does. is found guilty in the united states and it was on saturday when the white house confirms tha

now to northern china now to open up the aussie world update it's sixty one people are now confirmed dead after a huge fire in a slaughterhouse at the start of the morning well then three hundred were in the building when the fire broke out only about a third managed to escape and many still unaccounted for we have reports suggesting the exits. trapping the workers inside and. australia's troops in afghanistan have been ordered to stop handing over prisoners to local security forces the decision came from the defense minister following accusations of abuse a military officials refused to comment on how long they have been holding prisoners regulations say detainees must be transferred inside ninety six hours of british troops recently revealed they have been holding some for as long as a year. very insightful documentary here on a tape that is saving seals in just a moment. new york magistrate judge gary brown has ruled that it's ok to track people's will cation via their cell phone the judge supports his decision by saying that there is no legitimate expectation of privacy in the pe

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international news and comment live from moscow this is aussie with me hello and welcome to the program. nationwide. demonstrators clashed with police in several cities protesters demanding concessions from. the return regime the prime minister and his policy. in istanbul with the latest for us. this is the fourth day of protests is that any sign that they are beginning to subside. absolutely the people are just as determined to go back out on the streets whether they work whether they go to school whether they're in any other way busy with their lives know they're still out here in huge numbers especially considering the fact that we now have a first officially confirmed death that is related to protests we have to mention the fact that yesterday and that is on sunday. when the protests were underway a group. car had slammed into the group of protesters as a result of using one man has died and this is the first officially confirmed the death there have been reports of at least two other deaths which have happened because of police brutality this is a separate entirely separate subject

well let's get some other global news for you in prefer time for the aussie world update the chile we go thousands of students angry at education costs clashed with police in the capital as students had flooded the streets for a peaceful march before it turned violent forty of them were arrested at the students opposed to fact they have to pay seventy five percent of the cost of their own education one of the highest rates in the world. and rescue operations in full swing in the philippines after a ferry carrying fifty seven people sank to reported dead so far survivors say the vessel was severely overbalanced with two buses and a truck on board helicopters and a coast guard vessels are in the area searching for many still missing. but up next here not see the best places to seek asylum break in the set just a moment. you know when i was in school they would tell us stories about that other goofy economic system in the eastern bloc and about why it was doomed to fail they tell us how terrified communist bureaucrats would work very hard to give the illusion of a fish and see when their

straight into the aussie world update now starting with baghdad where at least forty two people have been killed in a series of ripping through marketplaces in the iraqi capital so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks of the deadliest explosion was a double car bombing on a busy road in the west of the city that killed eight more than two thousand have been killed in the last three months alone just sunni muslim anger at the ruling shia government. the lebanese army has seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of the cleric who also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting has been seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. or it's. breaking the set here are not see it's going to be coming your way in just a moment because they would. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else

ok straight to afghanistan to open up the aussie walls up to now it's reported the afghan government has made a rare arrest of one of its senior holes and military officials are accused of illegally hunting over afghan prisoners to a man known as dr ryan khandahar he is the chief interpreter for u.s. special forces in the region and the arrest is being linked to multiple cases of torture and killing. almost ten thousand people had to flee giant floods in central europe torrential rains left at least nine dead many more missing as you can see right here the rivers are dangerously high levels in germany austria switzerland and the czech republic in fact in prague other troops in the historic the old town they're putting up protective barriers to try and keep the national treasures of. what's been a pleasure having you with us here at r.t. today just a moment on crunching the numbers our financial program prime interest coming your way after the break. couldn't take three years for charges free. range month free. three stooges free. and free books video for your media projects free medi

international news line for most of this is aussie which means your national profile of thanks for joining us. a search for toddlers who has been confirmed in the unrest among her received a head injuries during clashes and uncorrupt has died in hospital for tests as a ramping up calls for the resignation of prime minister at a one over a brutal police crime down on demonstrations that's left thousands injured at the ones deputy has said sorry for the initial excessive use of force but people want a personal apology from the premier himself police unleashed more tear gas and water cannons on the us traitors and they stumble over night and i'm broken homes were reportedly raided by offices dozens of your arrests have been made and some activists were even taken in for inciting protests on twitter either one of the country on a working visit has slammed the demonstrators as its trimmest and while the local media has also aroused public fury by turning a blind eye to the rest as a rino going to report. the revolution will not be televised that is according to graffiti spray painted all over i

this is the wiki on aussie welcome upon islamic jihad her. it's been colder in syria where the prominent islamic cleric branding the assad government quote more. christians the call to arms was made by shaikh use of. his rhetoric reaches a minute is an hour walk through the al-jazeera news network which has made to shake a spot meanwhile three one rebel groups have refused to attend an upcoming peace conference in geneva they signed the ongoing fighting in this one province of and when government and lebanese hezbollah troops have mounted an enormous offensive one that i don't know if they could change the course of the civil war and. discuss the past week with. has been closely following events in their own country. the leaders of the syrian opposition had in fact announced they will not be participating in the u.s. and russian sponsored peace talks they are saying that has the laws involvement in the bloody civil war really complicates things a little the group itself is highly divided there's questions as to whether they have the syrian op

couldn't even see it was assad's government which would used chemical weapons and when i joined live by aussies middle east correspondent paula slater bring us up to date on this of paula good to see you this morning can you bring us up to speed the latest details but you know what now. you know these things. on. the news when it came to. the united nations at this point that we might. with evidence such as the soiled tissue and blood samples the sleeps of the name on the scene the only place again to state that it is not a station this is what the united nations had to say. not what the weapons were that we cannot say what the agents were we don't talk about weapons we cannot say who used them and we cannot say how they were even to look for we cannot put anything concrete so you are casting serious doubt into what the west has supplied the un. should be us the british the french they supplied what they say is verifiable proof they have they haven't supplied that to us. yet. while it's important to make the point that it's based on these unsubstantiated claims on the united states was wrong ca

at my side of the cot nine bullets were found under my seat valentino to go to sea go in space on aussie. turkish standoff riot police break up large crowds of protesters in ankara with tear gas after prime minister aired a want to urges an end to ongoing protests within twenty four hours. on flood but undefeated mass drugs and rallies held in greece against the shutdown of the state broadcaster to cut costs with journalists continuing programming online. as iranians ready to head to the polls on friday we look at how the presidential race in the islamic republic is different from the rest of the world. to be in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t.

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you're watching aussie welcome back an extreme opinion sometimes leads to an offensive tweet wish could raise days land you in jail that's increasingly the situation great britain what social media users have to watch when they post online abusive comments have led to arrests across the country and activists worry been noise becoming too zealous about hunting down tweezing trolls. investigate. we trust our offices with a baton we trust some of the c.i. sprit and yet for some reason we can't trust some of the twitter account in the wake of the recent will it murder a number of arrests were made across the country after police responded to tweets it was the latest clear sign that police are in placing social media in a way they never have before twitter might be police territory but their actions tread a fine line already some unfamiliar with the legal ramifications of their tweets the felt the full force lol one notable example came after a tweet to footballer james mcclean joining in online anger at the footballers decision not to wear a remembrance day poppy katie aiden lucky tweeted h

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straight to the aussie world south korea has accepted an invitation from north korea to hold talks about setting up commercial projects negotiations would include the reopening of the jointly ron mckay song industrial zone which was shot in april and tension between the two reached its height the closure left tens of thousands of people without a job and pyongyang pulled all stuff from the area seen as a symbol of the last few remnants of cooperation between north and south the timing and agenda of new talks or van elst at a later date. the worst floods in a decade continue to deluge parts of central europe thousands of people have been forced from their homes a cities have declared states of emergency and fifteen people have been killed with nine others missing the latest city to brace itself for the worst is dressed in germany. up to ten rockets were launched from syria into lebanon hastening the eastern city of bam back according to reports another three missiles were launched into a hezbollah controlled area of the same city according to a local source see when rebels are outraged th

in government and twenty rebels negotiate a deal to allow elections to go ahead next month but as aussies wait for national reports many believe an early advantage become paid by fronts only open the door to more bloodshed. france says it's done its job well in mali killed most of its islamist insurgents destroyed the infrastructure and pushed the rest out of the country but the people who gathered here in the center of the northern city of gal think france's mission isn't complete. the french are making excuses because our enemy is holding a kid out they must resolve this before any elections or negotiations take place france should defend our community not try to keep us in our place. to the desert capital of kiddo has been out of governmental control since last year first it's been captured by terrorists indigenous african people fighting to create a breakaway state in the north of mali than the radical islamists came the un sardine group believed to have ties with al qaida the two factions came to an agreement to establish an islamic autonomy when the french military came they drove o

now with your mobile device you can watch aussie any time anyway. tonight the g eight summit ends with a peace conference on syria but they failed to mend differences as president putin slams the u.s. decision to arm the rebels no evidence the regime crossed that red line used chemical weapons. they say it's too dangerous to release transfer all prosecute washington stumbles again on its way to shutting down the. police raids. resulted in more than eighty arrests as the turkish government takes against the protests gripping the country.

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from ecuador but the south american country says it could take months to process the request with aussies to see catherine of joins us now live from outside the airport lucy what is the latest. well aside from the thunderstorm that's beginning to crack above us not much in terms of details regarding snowden's whereabouts or information we know that he suspected to be holed up in the transfer area of the sheremetyevo airport he did leave via flight from hong kong here to russia supposedly en route to cuba he was supposed to board that flight on monday that never ended up happening and so now he's stuck here at the share minute about transit so now the u.s. has revoked his passport which certainly makes things more complicated it's unclear whether he'll be able to board. another flight or even buy a ticket without a valid passport we even though we did hear from the air afloat that's the airline that is supposed to be flying out those flights to havana cuba they said that snowden is not a booked on any of those flights for the next few days however there is speculation that perhaps he could

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breaking news this hour an aussie fresh clashes in istanbul's taksim square police are using water cannons to disperse the rallying crowds unrest as last and more than three weeks and shows no sign of ending. the cia whistleblower edward snowden is charged with espionage in the u.s. washington is now seeking help to get him from hong kong where he's in hiding. at u.n. skepticism about washington's claim that syria's government used chemical weapons doesn't stop the u.s. secretary of state pushing for coordinated military help for the rebels fighting a set of top stories this hour.

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and there it is aussies very own crew that's being hit with a water cannon in turkey as the anti-government protests rage on we report in just a moment from the cradle. and the unity of britain's foreign minister. calling on scots to reject independence for the sake of their economy the visitors just poured fuel on an already fiery debate on the future of still. worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me rory sushi let's get straight to our top story for this hour right now and i say whistleblower edward snowden may already be over russian air space after reportedly boarding a moscow bound flight from hong kong let's. go and get the latest on the sudden developments arena good to see you were getting allegations from all sorts of different stories can you clear it out for us what do you know. of course this point we know that according to one of the main chinese news posts and that is the south china morning post. edward snowden has left hong. congress morning on route to moscow via an air of flawed flight he is slated to run to arrive here around five pm today so will be expecting

you're watching aussie live from moscow welcome back american army private bradley manning is now on trial for feeding government secrets to weaken leaks and could end up spending a lifetime in prison because of it the prosecution has suggested the twenty five year old has close ties with the eggs so with the whistle blowing web site something that could file mining and asuncion as the case progresses and he's under blake has a story. private bradley manning twenty five year old army intelligence officer is accused of giving military files to the web site wiki leaks in turn aiding the enemy according to military prosecutors those prosecutors said that when private manning uploaded files the anti-secrecy website wiki leaks he did so with the intent to harm. or to protect now supporters of manning gather here to a rally in support of the soldier that they deem a robot whistleblower but prosecutors painted a much different picture by the minute when army prosecutors delivered their opening remarks they said that private manning was the one who knowingly and willingly went to wiki leaks

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