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    KAILASHWikileaks - Assange - Revolution now! + Anonymous + Bradley Manning a Snowden
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    LIVE: Wikileaks Editor in chief holds press briefing on Assange's "new criminal case"
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFq38d3Q9qY
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    The Guardian view on Julian Assange: it would be wrong to extradite him | Editorial | Opinion | The Guardian
    https://amp.theguardian.com/...he-guardian-view-on-julian-assange-it-would-be-wrong-to-extradite-him
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    On the Pavement with Wikileaks - Craig Murray
    https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2019/04/on-the-pavement-with-wikileaks/

    When Julian does leave the Embassy, whatever the circumstances in which he does that, it will be for a day or two the largest media story in the world and undoubtedly will lead all the news bulletins across every major country. The odds are that he will be leaving and facing a fight against extradition to the United States, on charges arising from the Chelsea Manning releases which revealed a huge amount about US war crimes and other illegal acts.

    It will be very important to try to focus a hostile media on why it is Julian is actually wanted for extradition. Not for the non-existent collusion with Russia to assist Trump, which is an entirely fake narrative. Not for meetings with Manafort which never happened. Not for the allegations in Sweden which fell apart immediately they were subject to rational scrutiny. And not for any nonsense about whether he hacked the communications in the Embassy or cleaned up the cat litter.

    This is not going to be an easy task because pretty well all of the Western media is going to want to focus on these false anti-Assange narratives, and they will be determined to give as little attention as possible to the fact he is a publisher facing trial for publishing leaked state documents which revealed state wrongdoing. It is a classic and fundamental issue of freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Drawing together a team that can get this message across in such MSM windows as are afforded, as well as through social media, is an important task. The team needs to be in readiness and to be backed by a suitable support infrastructure that can be dusted off and sprung into action. The public framing of Julian’s position will undoubtedly impact on the final outcome; that is why the MSM have put in such a consistent effort to demonise one of the most interesting figures and original thinkers of our time.

    If the balloon really had gone up this weekend, we would have been woefully unprepared to deal with the task of explaining the true story. If nothing else, this weekend’s alarm has been very helpful in concentrating minds on the size of the task.
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    From Brexiteers to Communists And Everything Between: Protesters Unite For Julian Assange at Ecuadorian Embassy
    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/...tween-protesters-unite-for-julian-assange-at-ecuadorian-embassy/
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    https://www.foxnews.com/world/ecuador-removes-official-over-close-assange-relationship

    The government of Ecuador has removed an official from its embassy in London who is accused of having a close rapport with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

    Foreign Minister Jose Valencia told Democracia radio Monday the civil servant "worked in a very close way" with Assange. He did not provide the official's name or go into any detail, other than to say that embassy workers must respond first to the Ecuadorian state
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    Assange hraje o život. Čím pobouřil Ekvádor a proč mu hrozí ztráta azylu? | info.cz
    https://www.info.cz/...ge-hraje-o-zivot-cim-pobouril-ekvador-a-proc-mu-hrozi-ztrata-azylu-41209.html
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    FULL DOC: Never seen before Assange court testimony sheds fresh light on US-backed Ecuadorian expulsion plans https://t.co/YgkWkJqXnQ

    Transcript JA Ecuador Court Intervention
    https://www.scribd.com/document/405228034/Transcript-JA-Ecuador-Court-Intervention
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    Julian Assange's lawyer Jennifer Robinson on rumours the Wikileaks founder will be expelled from Ecuador's Embassy and extradited to the United States. https://t.co/qSn0PgzazK

    https://twitter.com/sunriseon7/status/1114672579590017024?s=19
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    SCHWEPZ: "President Moreno, desperate to divert public attention away from the scandal, is using the claims as a pretext to oust Julian Assange, whom he erroneously blames for the publication, from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. On 2 April, the President stated that Assange has “violated the ‘conditions’ of his asylum” and that he will “take a decision” “in the short term.”" https://defend.wikileaks.org/...blog-julian-assange-in-jeopardy/?mc_cid=34cd97b2c3&mc_eid=8188ea33de
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    SCHWEPZ: cz tisk opet fascinujici:

    "Podle serveru Wikileaks by měl být Assange vyhozen kvůli skandálu, k němuž nedávno zveřejnil dokumenty." -- tak nevim jestli tohle je zamerna idiocie novinare co to pise nebo je nekompetentnost v zakladni anglictine? wikileaks zminily tenhle leak na svym twitteru, to je asi tak vsechno co s tim maj spolecnyho. zbytek ohledne toho kdo to heknul atd. je ekvadorska fabulace (alespon z dostupnejch informaci).

    a opet v clanku chybne uvedeno "obvineni ze znasilneni" ("Assange se uchýlil na ekvádorské velvyslanectví v roce 2012, aby se vyhnul vydání do Švédska, které ho chtělo vyslechnout kvůli obvinění ze znásilnění z roku 2010.") kdyz slo o podani vysvetleni. nekolikrat jsem jim kvuli tomu psal do lidovek, ale ignorujou me.

    a lezerne zmineno, ze muze byt vydan to usa, coz je obrovskej problem pro celou zurnalistickou profesi, bez jakyhokoliv dalsiho komentare.

    asi nelze cekat nic vic. halo noviny at its best.
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    Zakladatel serveru WikiLeaks Julian Assange bude vyhnán z azylu na ekvádorském velvyslanectví v Londýně během několika dnů či hodin,
    uvedl na Twitteru WikiLeaks s odvoláním na nejmenovaný vysoce postavený ekvádorský zdroj. Ekvádor se na tom podle něj už dohodl s Británií.

    Zakladatel WikiLeaks Assange prý může přijít o azyl, během pár dnů - iDNES.cz
    https://www.idnes.cz/...l.A190405_160512_zahranicni_dtt?utm_source=www.seznam.cz&utm_medium=z-boxiku
    Assange expulsion from Ecuador embassy would be 'illegal,' his legal team says - CNN
    https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/05/uk/ecuador-assange-embassy-expulsion-gbr-intl/index.html

    Podle serveru Wikileaks by měl být Assange vyhozen kvůli skandálu, k němuž nedávno zveřejnil dokumenty. Kauza se týká rodiny ekvádorského prezidenta Lenína Morena a převádění peněz do daňových rájů.

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    Laibach - The Whistleblowers 2.0 - Assange+Snowden+Manning +...version
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5GaqdVtNag
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    U.N. torture expert urges Ecuador not to expel Assange from embassy - Reuters
    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ecuador-assange-un-idUSKCN1RH22V
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    Chelsea Manning pushes for release from jail, with support of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/...-cortez/2019/04/02/6687625c-557c-11e9-8ef3-fbd41a2ce4d5_story.html
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    Chelsea Manning's lawyers file an appeal against her detention | The Canary
    https://www.thecanary.co/...019/03/30/chelsea-mannings-lawyers-file-an-appeal-against-her-detention/
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    Silencing the Whistle: The Intercept Shutters Snowden Archive, Citing Cost
    https://www.mintpressnews.com/intercept-snowden-archive/256772/
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    Courage nominates Julian Assange for the 2019 Galizia Prize - Defend WikiLeaks Defend WikiLeaks
    https://defend.wikileaks.org/...9/03/08/courage-nominates-julian-assange-for-the-2019-galizia-prize/
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    2. note: after a MASSIVE media campaign hinting at the fact that #Mueller was ready to indict Julian #Assange and #WikiLeaks for colluding with the #Trump campaign,no media has published a single line on the fact that there was no indictment at all against #Assange and #WikiLeaks
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    1. I vividly remember: 1 year ago, the very same day we published this interview with @DefendAssange https://t.co/oOcrh5MkVW, #Ecuador cut him off from the outside world. He is still there and his health is seriously deteriorating while he still arbitrarily detained since 2010
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    EXCLUSIVE: Ecuador Imprisons US Journalist In Room As Ambassador Tells Assange to 'Shut up' and Accept Spying
    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/...shed-with-julian-assange-as-he-attempted-to-surveil-our-meeting/

    When I arrived, embassy staff checked my passport and letter of approval and pointed at the time on the letter. I was six minutes early. Instead of allowing me to wait inside, they told me to come back at the appropriate time — despite knowing that I did not have a phone or watch on me.

    ...

    After being searched, the staff directed me into the conference room, where two large visible cameras were pointed at the table. Those were there last time too. I knew the drill — or so I thought. They reminded me multiple times that my visit was only approved until 5 p.m. and that I would need to leave on the dot.

    ...

    A few moments later Assange walked by the door, but could not enter. Embassy staff demanded that he submit to a full-body scan with a metal detector before allowing him in the room. They have not done this with any other visitor in the nearly seven years that he has lived there, including during my previous visits.

    “I don’t want to do the body scan. It is undignified and not appropriate,” I heard Assange say. “I am just trying to have a private meeting with a journalist.”

    The door was slammed shut by someone from the embassy. I decided to sit and wait.

    Not only would they not let Assange in to see me without a body-scan, they also forced his lawyer to be scanned before he could come in to update me on the situation.

    After roughly 20 minutes, the lawyer came in and informed me that they were demanding to search Assange. Moreover, we would not be permitted to talk anywhere outside the highly-surveilled room where the Ecuadorians had confined me. Agreeing to these draconian terms would set a bad precedent — so he was unsure if the meeting would go ahead. After appraising me of the situation, he left the room.

    A bit later, I decided to leave the room myself for an update from embassy staff. I quickly discovered that the door was locked from the outside. So I went to the second door — that was locked too. That was when I realized that Ecuadorian officials had deliberately imprisoned me in a room.

    As this ominous realization dawned on me, I heard a dramatic confrontation unfolding outside.

    “What are you frightened of in relation to me meeting with a journalist? What is the embassy afraid of?” Assange asks. I can’t hear the response.

    Assange is arguing that as a political refugee the embassy has a duty to protect him — not to treat him as a prisoner.

    “Is this a prison?” Assange asks.

    “It’s not,” they reply. “You know it’s not.”

    The visit to the publisher had, in fact, become eerily similar to visits I have made to inmates at federal penitentiaries in the US. It seemed our government was getting what they wanted from Ecuador, as a former senior State Department official told Buzzfeed in January, “as far as we’re concerned, he’s in jail.”

    Assange, clearly agitated, demands to know “why are you surveilling me speaking to a US journalist? Do you think it’s unreasonable for me to expect privacy when I meet with a journalist? Why are you silent?”

    The embassy staff member responded that he “can’t say anything.”

    “Why can’t you say anything? Don’t you have an excuse? What is the basis? Why are you surveilling an American journalist? What reason should we tell her?” Assange asks.

    The conversation becomes hard to hear, as I am still locked in the room.

    Assange’s lawyer is also being searched again outside the room, though I can only hear bits and pieces of that conversation. He comes back in with a glass of water and tells me to hang tight. I feel like a prisoner receiving a visit. Finally, someone from the embassy comes in and tells me that I need to go to the lobby so that the ambassador could meet with Assange in the room. The room with the cameras and the bugs.

    I see Assange in passing in the lobby and say hi, but it’s cut short as he is directed to the conference room.

    Still phoneless, I glance at a clock and notice that it’s 4:19pm. I was locked in the room for over an hour.

    Sitting in the lobby I hear much of the conversation, so I begin to take notes.

    “Is this a prison? This is how you treat a prisoner, not a political refugee!” Assange demands.

    Ambassador Jaime Alberto Marchán retorts, saying it’s “for our protection, and to protect you!”

    At this point, clearly frustrated, Assange asserts: “I am trying to have a private conversation with a journalist. I am also a journalist — and you’re stopping me from doing my work. How can I safely relay my mistreatment and the illegality going on here to this journalist while under surveillance?”

    One of the issues, it seemed, is that Assange wanted to bring a small radio into the conference room to muffle our voices, so the microphones surveilling the room wouldn’t pick up what we were saying as easily. There also appears to be concern that he will share stories with other journalists now that they have him muzzled and gagged.

    “You are preventing this journalist from meeting with me in any other room,” Assange says, but only part of the conversation is audible at this point as someone cleaning decided they needed to jingle keys and make a ton of noise for several minutes.

    “You have been illegally surveilling me,” Assange sternly insists.

    “I want you to shut up,” the ambassador says.

    “I know you want me to shut up — the Ecuadorian president has already gagged me,” Assange fired back. “I am banned from producing journalism.”



    Wikileaks founder Julian Assange given 'less rights than a prisoner'
    https://pressgazette.co.uk/julian-assange-fewer-rights-than-prisoner-embassy-us-journalist-meeting/
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