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The list of the governments that have persecuted journalists

The Washington Post hails those reporters who face grave danger from the Taliban and the governments of Cuba, Uganda, Zimbabwe and the U.S.
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  • Friday, November 21, 2008 05:46 AM

    I'll only read from here on. I request the deleted post be re-posted so I can sleep in peace. My health is sober. Who is wise? Fool? Thanks. My request: You decide. Why was the last post deleted? no animosity.

    The phone use to ring. I was invited to meet someone (female) on the streets. I refused. It was around the same time a Baltimore Lawyer was lured into Pa.. near Harrisburg. He was stabbed in a parking lot 30-some times. I was happy I refused those nighttime invites. I live in the shadow of the upraised sword?

    I'll keep my head? I'll not comment anymore. I'll do what I love. Garden

    The lawyer was from Baltimore @ Thanksgiving time he was killed by who?

    Thanks. Serious. Honest. I'l retrain myself. out/over. I get the hint. Again.

    —GoodCelery! Read GoodCelery!'s other letters

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