The 92,000 classified documents about Afghanistan are just a drop in the bucket, if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is to be believed. Giving his first speech since WikiLeaks published the documents on Sunday, Assange said the website has “several million files” that “concern every country in the world with a population over 1 million.” He also said that WikiLeaks would step up its publication of such materials, and wished for an “age of the whistleblower.” “Courage is contagious,” he said. “Sources are encouraged by the opportunities they see in front of them.”
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