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Sam06
They dragged him out of the Ecuadorian Embassy and put him in jail!

7 years he has been living in the embassy. I guess Pam Anderson goes to visit him and comfort him ;)

I guess the Ecuadorians had been spying on him and when wikileaks wrote about it they booted his ass.

What will happen now? I think the trany traitor brad manning is still in jail for contempt of court. He should have been shot for treason.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6911187/Wikileaks-founder-Julian-Assange-arrested-police.html

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Julian Assange was arrested by British police today after being hauled out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London following an extradition request by the US.

The Wikileaks founder, sporting a scruffy beard and unkempt hair, was dragged out of the building head-first in handcuffs by a group of seven men as his stunned supporters watched on as he screamed out 'the UK must resist'.

Shortly after, British authorities confirmed that the whistleblower was being held on behalf of the US, as well as for breaching bail conditions following rape allegations in Sweden dating back to 2010.

WikiLeaks confirmed Assange had been arrested under a US extradition warrant for conspiracy with American whistleblower Chelsea Manning for publishing classified information revealing war crimes, also in 2010.

It comes after Ecuadorian president Lenin Moreno dramatically withdrew Assange's asylum status after seven years, blaming his 'discourteous and aggressive behaviour' in continuing to work with WikiLeaks while housed at the embassy.

Assange has always feared extradition to the US, where his lawyers have claimed he could face the death penalty for the mass leaking of highly-classified documents through WikiLeaks.

It was accidentally revealed in November that Assange had been secretly indicted by the US Justice Department, but the exact nature of the charges against the 47-year-old was not disclosed.

In a statement issued this morning, Ecuador accused Assange of violating the terms of his asylum by 'interfering in internal affairs of other states' as well as 'blocking security cameras' and 'confronting and mistreating guards'.

The arrest came just 24 hours after Wikileaks accused Ecuador of an 'extensive spying operation', adding that it assumed intel had been handed over to the administration of US President Donald Trump.

Assange, who has overseen the publication of thousands of classified military and diplomatic cables through WikiLeaks, is currently in custody and is set to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court today.

News of his arrest was praised by Home Secretary Sajid Javid, who said 'no one was above the law', while Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt added Assange was 'no hero' and claimed he had 'hidden from the truth for years'




What do you think will happen to him?
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  • Grasshopper
    He looked like he had been in a cave for those years. Don't know, what will happen, not a clue.
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  • ruger41
    He will be sent to a CIA black site and probably tortured and die by ?suicide?. After seeing the amount of spying the CIA and NSA have done on Americans and data collection and him reporting if after Edward Snowden released it to him he is never going to be free again. We should be more pissed at the Government for the spying on us then on a whistleblower letting us know the ridiculous things that were going on. AND Hillary Clinton hates Asange so he might end up committing suicide by shooting himself in the back of the head.
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  • Sam06
    ruger41 wrote:
    He will be sent to a CIA black site and probably tortured and die by ?suicide?. After seeing the amount of spying the CIA and NSA have done on Americans and data collection and him reporting if after Edward Snowden released it to him he is never going to be free again. We should be more pissed at the Government for the spying on us then on a whistleblower letting us know the ridiculous things that were going on. AND Hillary Clinton hates Asange so he might end up committing suicide by shooting himself in the back of the head.

    I see where he has been charged with Conspiracy to commit computer intrusion.

    Here is the indictment:

    https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/press-release/file/1153481/download
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  • ruger41
    Ya I just heard that on the radio news. Says he could face 5 years in prison. I don?t think he will ever see the light of day again. He pissed off the intelligence community and the Government in general way too much.
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  • Sam06
    I hope he gets time and I really want to see bradly manning get caught up in this again and do life for being a traitor.

    I doubt he will get disappeared because too many people know about him, that said I can see him "committing suicide" at some point in time.
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  • serf
    ruger41 wrote:
    Ya I just heard that on the radio news. Says he could face 5 years in prison. I don?t think he will ever see the light of day again. He pissed off the intelligence community and the Government in general way too much.

    Yep, don't mess with the military industrial complex. Political power comes from military might. Congress is nothing but a rubber stamp,when a push comes to a shove.

    serf
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  • Sam06
    Serf you do know that the info that was released to Assange by manning got people and assets killed?

    These guys are traitors, well manning is, Assange is a spy/hacker.

    This has nothing to do with the MIC it has to do with getting people killed who were assets in country.
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  • Smitty500mag
    All he did was what the main stream media should have been doing. Just what did he let out that wasn't the truth?

    If you're doing something illegal it needs to be known whether you're hillary clinton or the government.
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  • mogley98
    No fan of snitches or leakers, but if Uncle Sam was doing dirty to its own citizens and that got exposed tough sheet.

    I don't profess to know the details but as an opinion.

    As far as exposing agents overseas Etc. I see no benefit to America for doing that, that is more like treason.

    As for exposing Government abuses on Americans in America I think those kind of leaks should be whistle blower and protected.

    Didn't Assanges lawyer already commit suicide by Hillary?
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  • lt496
    Smitty500mag wrote:
    All he did was what the main stream media should have been doing. Just what did he let out that wasn't the truth?

    If you're doing something illegal it needs to be known whether you're hillary clinton or the government.

    +1
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  • lt496
    ruger41 wrote:
    He will be sent to a CIA black site and probably tortured and die by ?suicide?. After seeing the amount of spying the CIA and NSA have done on Americans and data collection and him reporting if after Edward Snowden released it to him he is never going to be free again. We should be more pissed at the Government for the spying on us then on a whistleblower letting us know the ridiculous things that were going on. AND Hillary Clinton hates Asange so he might end up committing suicide by shooting himself in the back of the head.

    +1
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  • Rack Ops
    If I sat on the jury, I wouldn't convict him of anything.

    Here's hoping he drops the hammer and tells the world that Seth Rich was murdered by the DNC.
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  • SG
    Rack Ops wrote:
    If I sat on the jury, I wouldn't convict him of anything.

    Here's hoping he drops the hammer and tells the world that Seth Rich was murdered by the DNC.

    That'd be nice but ask yourself this. Who would benefit most from Seth Rich's murder? The DNC just to set an example or the RNC in order to expose the DNC during the election and hopefully convince the masses that he was another addition to the Clinton murder list? Many questionable anomalies surrounding this case from Seth's family reactions of his supposed death to WikiLeaks reward for information on his death to the entire police investigation.
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  • lt496
    Barzillia wrote:
    Rack Ops wrote:
    If I sat on the jury, I wouldn't convict him of anything.

    Here's hoping he drops the hammer and tells the world that Seth Rich was murdered by the DNC.

    Where do you think he got the encryption key that allowed Manning to secure the files ?

    Is it alleged or is there any evidence at all that he provided the encryption key to Manning?
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  • Rack Ops
    https://turcopolier.typepad.com/sic_semper_tyrannis/2019/02/why-the-dnc-was-not-hacked-by-the-russians.html
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  • Junkballer
    Everyone is screaming he's a traitor but how is he a traitor to the U.S when he's not a U.S citizen ?..... :o. As far as I'm concerned he did us (the U.S citizens) a favor informing us of misdeeds of Hillary's campaign, the Clinton Foundation, the crooked F.B.I personnel, D.O.J personnel, the Obama administration, etc. etc. mostly thru captured high tech e-mails and text verifying just how crooked our government is. The results from his released info will produce more good than bad for the common man. I'd be honored to tell him....Thanks ;)
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  • shilowar
    Sam06 wrote:
    I hope he gets time and I really want to see bradly manning get caught up in this again and do life for being a traitor.

    I doubt he will get disappeared because too many people know about him, that said I can see him "committing suicide" at some point in time.


    I agree, just because the enemy of my enemy is my friend doesn't excuse the damage he did to our country. Snowden, Manning, and Winter don't get to choose what they release, and just because they may support your agenda doesn't excuse their actions. You make the choice to violate the law, self described noble motives or not you are committing to a course of action that could land you in prison.
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  • select-fire
    shilowar wrote:
    Sam06 wrote:
    I hope he gets time and I really want to see bradly manning get caught up in this again and do life for being a traitor.

    I doubt he will get disappeared because too many people know about him, that said I can see him "committing suicide" at some point in time.


    I agree, just because the enemy of my enemy is my friend doesn't excuse the damage he did to our country. Snowden, Manning, and Winter don't get to choose what they release, and just because they may support your agenda doesn't excuse their actions. You make the choice to violate the law, self described noble motives or not you are committing to a course of action that could land you in prison.


    Amen.
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  • Sam06
    Junkballer wrote:
    Everyone is screaming he's a traitor but how is he a traitor to the U.S when he's not a U.S citizen ?..... :o. As far as I'm concerned he did us (the U.S citizens) a favor informing us of misdeeds of Hillary's campaign, the Clinton Foundation, the crooked F.B.I personnel, D.O.J personnel, the Obama administration, etc. etc. mostly thru captured high tech e-mails and text verifying just how crooked our government is. The results from his released info will produce more good than bad for the common man. I'd be honored to tell him....Thanks ;)

    I never said he was a traitor. He got info from traitors.
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  • Smitty500mag
    Junkballer wrote:
    Everyone is screaming he's a traitor but how is he a traitor to the U.S when he's not a U.S citizen ?..... :o.

    It just shows how many people that don't read up on a subject but are still experts. They're really just a bunch of parrots repeating the BS they've been told. The man is a citizen of Australia that's reported the truth about the wrong doings in other countries but yet he's a traitor to the US. :roll:
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  • SG
    Smitty500mag wrote:
    Junkballer wrote:
    Everyone is screaming he's a traitor but how is he a traitor to the U.S when he's not a U.S citizen ?..... :o.

    It just shows how many people that don't read up on a subject but are still experts. They're really just a bunch of parrots repeating the BS they've been told. The man is a citizen of Australia that's reported the truth about the wrong doings in other countries but yet he's a traitor to the US. :roll:

    Yep, these people are just "yes men" that'll do and believe whatever the person who signs their check tell them to regardless if it's right or wrong.
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