If you happen to do work for a repressive government that does not want you to access wikileaks, maybe you should just refrain from clicking links to their domain?

I don't live in the US so I'm perfectly fine reading about their shenanigans, directly on from the source at WL itself.

It is your responsibility to filter content not appropriate for your particular situation, not everyone else's. There are countless simple ways for you to avoid sites you don't want to see. Expecting everyone else to filter what they view for your sake is excessive.

There are more people who don't work for the government than do, and would prefer the original source

Yeah, eliminating one click is a damn good reason to shut everyone in defense/government contractors/the government out of the discussion.

I don't even work for the government

Edit your hosts file and null-route wikileaks domains. Problem solved.

Consider that anyone actually involved or interested and believe in the mission of Wikileaks would not read it at work. Assuming that, anyone who does read it at work (for the government) is almost certainly reading it with a biased view against the website.

If they are reading Wikileaks with a bias for the site, they probably shouldn't be working for an employer they don't agree with ethically.

That's the american way though.

You seem like someone who needs to turn off Firefox's prefetching, especially for DNS.

Maybe request that in the comments or contribute by searching for it and posting it?

Hacker news does not need to cater towards repressive organizations. People like you should not be browsing this website at all, as you are not welcome.

You are not welcome