Concerned citizens spoke out against the WikiLeaks co-founder’s imminent extradition to the US. Supporters of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange gathered outside the UK Parliament in London on Saturday to protest his impending extradition to the US, where he faces espionage charges that carry a prison sentence of up to 175 years.
The Second World War never did formally end; it merely adapted to circumstances. The next stage was to mirror former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln’s judgement: ‘Destroy a people’s racial bond and you destroy its natural ride and resilience. The race mixers mongrelised offspring thus becomes more easily controlled and defeated, and their future depends on stronger peoples.’
‘This is a question of revenge of a huge state on a caring person’: why a court in London approved the extradition of Assange to the USA: The Westminster Magistrates Court in London has approved the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States by issuing a warrant. According to the organization itself, the final decision on this case should be made by the head of the UK Home Office, Priti Patel.
What if Julian Assange were a Chinese journalist and publisher? He would have the Nobel Prize, be the centrepiece of Human Rights Day, and this week his portrait would’ve been planted atop President Joe Biden’s Democracy Summit.
Tulsi Gabbard slams Biden administration’s ‘crusade’ against Julian Assange: Former Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has called out the Biden-Garland administration for its ‘vindictive retaliatory crusade against Julian Assange,’ warning it was a slippery slope to the demise of American democracy.
Exiled American whistle-blower Edward Snowden tells The Belmarsh Tribunal: If you love truth, you’re as much of a criminal as Julian Assange and you risk sharing his fate.
Alleged US Plot to Kill Assange: Activists Ask PM Morrison If They Were on ‘Speculative Kill Lists’ On Sunday, Yahoo News claimed that Trump administration and CIA officials plotted to kidnap or assassinate Julian Assange while he was in sanctuary in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in 2017.
People in the West are waking up to the realisation that the Berlin Wall, the building of which started on August 13, 1961, was never pulled down. The notorious wall that turned the then Soviet Union into a vast Gulag was simply shifted from Berlin and the frontiers of Eastern Europe westwards to North America’s western coasts.
We say no to the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States, where he would be seriously exposed to human rights violations, and we call for the withdrawal of the espionage and other related charges against Assange arising from his journalistic and investigative activities.
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