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This action is completely unwarranted. There was nothing objectionable in this eight-year-old post.
It could very well be that there was a hyperlink in the post to an external site that is now corrupted. If that site has a virus, then they may shut down any others that link to it. I don't know if that is the case, but just a possibility.
ReplyDeleteI hope that's the explanation, but I remain concerned. As I recall, the post had to do with the travails of a dissenting air force officer who blew the whistle on election funny-business in Malaysia. Perhaps the word "leak" is now forbidden because of its urinary meaning, Very strange in any event for the post to be disappeared after eight years.
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