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Consequences: What Wikileaks Forgot
Outside of Australia, ‘Larrikinism‘ is a hard thing to culturally interpret. A ‘Larrikin’ is any person, group, or collective that challenges, or engage in concocted mockery against any form of social/structural authority. It allows Australians to view criminals like Ned Kelly, and Mark ‘Chopper’ Reid as revered folk heroes. It rewards self-deprecation, it honors stupid [...]
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Tagged as: Abbie Hoffman, Chopper Reid, Cyber attacks, Dresden, espionage, Hiroshima, Isaiah, Islam, Julian Assange, Larrikinism, Lenin, Ned Kelly, Open Espionage, The Huffington Post, Treaty of Versailles, Useful Idiots, WikiLeaks, WWI, WWII
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