Saturday, April 13, 2019
Friday, April 12, 2019
Hillary Clinton: Julian Assange Must 'Answer for What He Has Done'
Chomsky: Arrest of Assange Is “Scandalous” and Highlights Shocking Extra-territorial Reach of US
Robert Reich: Closing the Border to Mexico Is "Insane"
Tatchell: "Why Is Assange Being Pursued & Not NYT or The Guardian? It Smacks of Double Standards"
Craig Murray on Julian Assange: "This Is a Very Important Fight, One We Absolutely Must Win"
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Sandhurst and Cranwell Included in Training of Saudi Arabian Officers
Julian Assange's Mother Accuses Theresa May of Using Son to Distract from 'Dog's Breakfast Brexit'
Christine Assange launched her attack on the Prime Minister after Mrs May welcomed the the WikiLeaks founder's arrest after almost seven years of self-confinement inside the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
Mrs Assange, who pledged to "fight like hell" to clear her son's name, tweeted: "Theresa May trying to divert attention away from her Brexit dog's breakfast by cheering on the thuggish, brutal, unlawful arrest of my courageous, tortured multi-award winning journalist son Julian!"
Speaking in the Commons yesterday, Mrs May declared Assange's arrest showed "no one is above the law" in Britain. » | Telegraph Reporters | Friday, April 12, 2019
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Daniel Ellsberg On Assange Arrest: The Beginning of the End For Press Freedom
Neil Clark: "Julian Assange Has Been Besmirched"
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Thursday, April 11, 2019
Science and Islam - Islamic Knowledge | Science Documentary | Reel Truth Science
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documentary,
Islam,
science
Julian Assange Arrested: What Now for the WikiLeaks Founder?
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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested
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Former MI5 Agent on Assange’s Arrest
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Julian Assange of WikiLeaks Arrested in London; Faces US Charge Related to Chelsea Manning Leaks
Glenn Greenwald Calls Julian Assange’s Arrest "A Grave Threat to Press Freedoms"
Julian Assange, WikiLeaks Founder, Is Arrested in London
President Lenín Moreno of Ecuador said on Twitter that his country had decided to stop sheltering Mr. Assange after “his repeated violations to international conventions and daily-life protocols,” a decision that cleared the way for the British authorities to detain him.
The relationship between Mr. Assange and Ecuador has been a rocky one, even as it offered him refuge, and WikiLeaks said last Friday that Ecuador “already has an agreement with the UK for his arrest” and predicted that Mr. Assange would be expelled from the embassy “within ‘hours to days.’ ”
Video footage showed a bearded Mr. Assange being taken down the steps of the red brick embassy in the wealthy area of Knightsbridge in central London by several plainclothes police officers and put into a gray police truck that was waiting to take him away. » | Richard Pérez-Peña | Thursday, April 11, 2019
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