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Well, I think ignorance is our greatest enemy. And lucky for us, ignorance is something that can
be defeated, you know, and I think if people take the time to actually look into this case and
understand what Assange did and what he's doing and what he's standing for, it will be fairly
simple to realize that this is someone who is trying to give us all a fuller life, a freer life, a
happier life. This man is actually bringing us a gift. And we should be very, very, intelligent
enough to see that, to see that if we look into our lives, there will be all these areas where we
can be free people. We don't have to be just stooges and slaves of whatever the media is telling
us, is the flavor of the week. You know, this is really something I mean, it's a great, great
offering and we should rise up and accept it as the offering that it is. I mean, I don't want it to be
his life, though, that's being offered or the father of the children of Julian Assange. I don't want
them to be like so many of the children of assassinated, imprisoned people where they grew up
without a father. If that happens, how can we bear it, when we could prevent it? We can prevent
it. So I would just say for all of us, you know, just start studying. I believe in study. I believe in
learning. I think learning is one of the greatest things you could do to free yourself. Learn
everything you can about this case. It'll reveal your country to you in a way that perhaps you've
never seen it. And let's just get on with it, we are the many, they are the few.
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