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Chyenne's avatar

Thank you, Ingrid. I am happy Julian is free now, too, should never have been in prison in the first place. I think the problem today is that too much is, has been hidden, redacted and kept us from knowing the fullness of truth and gotten us in the state we as humans are in at this time. If things had been done in right relationship in the first place, we wouldn't have to worry about being redacted or un-redacted. We are caught in the middle between truth and lies to the point that it is difficult to discern what is really genuine and true. Let there be Light. No doubt there will be innocent people that will be affected by the truth that is coming out at this time. We are all in this together so what affects one of us affects all of us. Until we can all learn to live together in peace and respect toward one another, without wars, and doing harm to each other and our environment, as spiritually mature human beings, we will have to endure this time period until changes come. And they will come. In the meantime, let us keep forging ahead in love, peace, and respect for all living things. Thank you for your posts. I have known you for many years now and always enjoy what you have to say.

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Per Julian Assange...

I pretty much agree with you and was happy with his final result. However, I did NOT know that the stuff he dumped out into the world was un-redacted and contained information that may have, and probably did, cause the death of hundreds, and perhaps even thousands of innocent military personal who were fighting in places they didn't want to be. If he was so smart, he should have read and redacted names to protect the innocent. Now I am not so sure about his freedom.

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