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Sarkozy makes no difference between WikiLeaks and Wikipedia

10. December 2010. | 08:16

Source: Tanjug

During the Council of Ministers held at the end of November, French President Nicolas Sarkozy made an indicative slip, the French satirical weekly le Canard Enchaine reported.

During the Council of Ministers held at the end of November, French President Nicolas Sarkozy made an indicative slip, the French satirical weekly le Canard Enchaine reported.

Instead of blaming Wikileaks, Sarkozy talked about the irresponsible behaviour of Wikipedia, the weekly writes, and “recalls” that Wikileaks is an organization which has been publishing the contents of confidential diplomatic documents for several days, whereas Wikipedia is a harmless encyclopedia.

The news, published on Twitter by a reporter of the Nouvel Observateur weekly, made many users of that microblogging site laugh.

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