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Science & Technology

Assange Accuser Breaks Silence on Twitter

Michael Moynihan | 12.9.2010 6:22 PM

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Anna Ardin, one of the two Swedish women accusing Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of sexual assault, has broken her silence on Twitter, with a tweet referencing the stupid conspiracy theories suggesting she is an American agent (among other things) and another obliquely supporting Wikileaks. The original tweets (in Swedish) are here and here.

"CIA-agent, rabid feminist/Muslim-lover, Christian fundamentalist, dyke, dead in love with a man: can one be all at the same time?" 

And this one, taking a shot at credit card companies and payment services that have stopped working with Wikileaks:

"Mastercard, Visa, and Paypal - shape up (skärp er) now!"

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