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We Get Information In The Mail, The Regular Postal Mail, Encrypted Or Not, Vet It Like A Regular News Organization, Format It - Which Is Sometimes Something That's Quite Hard To Do, When You're Talking About Giant Databases Of Information - Release It To The Public And Then Defend Ourselves Against The Inevitable Legal And Political Attacks.

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