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The article did explicitly reference Wikileaks being blockaded by financial services. >One salient example occurred in 2014 when WePay – a payment service prov
by superkuh 5y ago
The article did explicitly reference Wikileaks being blockaded by financial services.
>One salient example occurred in 2014 when WePay – a payment service provider that had gained traction with sex workers and activists after its CEO described the company as the “anti-PayPal” after the latter’s denial of service to WikiLeaks...
- harry8 5y agoAnd visa and all others without any due process at all because a politician requested it be done to their political enemy(!) I'm not seeing that being meaningfully discussed nor am I seeing how WePay stepped in and solved that problem for Wikileaks because, iirc, they did no such thing. Why do you think they left a proper discussion of that out given it's clearly the most relevant example of what they're claiming to discuss?