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"Oliver Stone: 'Jewish-Dominated Media' Prevents Hitler from Being Portrayed 'in Context'" NewsBusters
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Website Collaborated With Mainstream Media on Afghan Leaks After Previous Scoops Failed to Win Enough Attention" WSJ
"Former Combat Soldier-Activist Paul Rieckhoff on Wikileaks and Founder Julian Assange" Fast Company
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