This just in, at the end of a Friday before a long holiday weekend in the US: "WikiLeaks and Datacell (a service provider assisting WikiLeaks) are to sue Visa & MasterCard for engaging in an unlawful, U.S. influenced, financial blockade."
Wikileaks to sue Visa and MasterCard for "unlawful, U.S. influenced, financial blockade"
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