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Julian Assange is not Dead, but his Internet Connection is Cut by 'State Party'
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Dead Man's Switch?' Mysterious Assange Tweet Sends Twitter Into a Frenzy - 01.01.2018, Sputnik International
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Free Julian Assange! - World Socialist Web Site
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