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Assange trial: Rundle sneaks into court with the Wikikids "By 8am the Assange caravan had rolled up, with pin-striped Brechtian pug Mark Stephens, Captain Vaughan Smith, Frontline Club owner, dressed for a hunt, and the two WikiLeaks kids, who currently constitute about 80% of the organisation — and silvertailed Geoffrey Robertson, whom is starting to look like Assange’s Dad. Another one?" — Crikey

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