Pirates and Wikileaks Share Battlefield In Aussie ElectionMyles PetersonTorrentFreak Feb. 18, 2013 |
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Wikileaks loves to share secret documents and pirates are all for sharing culture, but can these movements share voters in the upcoming Australian elections to ensure at least one of them gets elected? In September, debutante parties representing both will face off at the Aussie ballot box. In the purple corner, the Rick Falkvinge inspired Pirate Party. In the black corner, the newly formed Wikileaks Party with Julian Assange himself running as candidate-in-chief for a senate seat in the southern state of Victoria. Read More |