News Forum - Assange granted appeal: A Wikibreak in his extradition case (video)

[Thaiger]

Julian Assange lives to fight another day after the UK High Court ruled that the embattled, award-winning journalist could appeal against his extradition to the United States. The WikiLeaks founder, a thorn in the side of the so-called democratic Western political powers, was granted permission to challenge the order demanding his transfer to the US, … …

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[rattlesnake]

Great news. His real problems started when he revealed the Podesta emails. I hope he will one day be released and live the peaceful, happy life he deserves.

[SnapDragon]

37 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

Great news. His real problems started when he revealed the Podesta emails. I hope he will one day be released and live the peaceful, happy life he deserves.

I reckon the revelations about the banking industry led to his victimisation. Some of the most powerful, and influential people, on earth. Bankers actually did bird in Iceland. Can't upset the bankers.

But!! Whatever the reason, who is keeping him in Belmarsh? Some judge? The Home Secretary? MI5? Just who is keeping him locked away when he could have a tag at home?

 

 

[Fanta]

14 years so far? At this rate he’ll die in a prison somewhere. Just cut a deal and do the time in Australia. 

[Vigo]

No one asks why so many women complained about him, and why so many former colleagues and co-workers  want nothing to do with him. His strongest supporters are people who really had little connection to this manipulative sociopath. He would dearly love to monetize his notoriety.