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Free Software Magazine: Secure VoIP Calling, Free Software, and the Right to Privacy
Oct 26, 2006, 03 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2918 reads)

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"All free nations in the world today recognize certain basic principles, such as freedom of speech, freedom of thought, and the freedom of privacy. These values that we all share were articulated by and fought for by people such as Voltaire, Jefferson, and Bolivar. This common heritage of freedom is today under attack by those who wish to turn the clock back on human progress. We all know that a government that lives in such fear of its own citizens that it must spy on them and claims the authority to do so en-mass and unchallengeable is not a legitimate government of the people it claims to serve.

"There is an interesting story about George Washington during the American Revolutionary War..."

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