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The document discusses how the internet threatens state power by enabling the proliferation of information across borders. It argues that events like 9/11 were enabled by the internet and that groups like WikiLeaks have held important debates about issues like free speech in cyberspace. The document calls readers to action in supporting causes like the defense of Bradley Manning for bringing important issues to light online.
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- 1. PEACE OF CYBERSPACE How the Internet Threatens the Monopoly of State Power
- 2. Richard Haass “The proliferation of information is as much a cause of nonplarity as is the proliferation of weaponry.” (2008) -Former State Department Director of Policy Planning
- 3. 9/11 Not Possible without Internet.
- 4. But he said he would... Peoples’ grievances with the man who promised things would “change”
- 9. We can do it too :)
- 10. WIKILEAKS Holding the Free Speech Debate in Cyber Space
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- 12. CALL TO ACTION It Takes More than Browsing http://www.bradleymanning.org/
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