WikiLeaks chief Assange could face charges, U.S. court filing suggests The U.S. Justice Department inadvertently named Julian Assange in a court filing in an unrelated case, suggesting prosecutors have prepared charges against the WikiLeaks founder under seal.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Imagine the effect on journalism if here were charged and forced to prove his innocence for doing nothing illegal!
So the whole premise of sending him to Sweden was just a ruse to get him under control of a US ally and have him renditioned. I'm not even surprised.
Imagine the effect on journalism if here were charged and forced to prove his innocence for doing nothing illegal!
Journalists are already under attack for doing their jobs.
So the whole premise of sending him to Sweden was just a ruse to get him under control of a US ally and have him renditioned. I'm not even surprised.
Imagine the effect on journalism if here were charged and forced to prove his innocence for doing nothing illegal!
Assange will never stand trial. He's almost certain to die in custody from a sudden heart attack or maybe he'll commit suicide in his cell like so many other inconvenient people conveniently do.
So the whole premise of sending him to Sweden was just a ruse to get him under control of a US ally and have him renditioned. I'm not even surprised.
Imagine the effect on journalism if here were charged and forced to prove his innocence for doing nothing illegal!
Assange will never stand trial. He's almost certain to die in custody from a sudden heart attack or maybe he'll commit suicide in his cell like so many other inconvenient people conveniently do.
That'll learn those pesky journalists who want to tell the truth!
Just have him sent to Saudi Arabia... They LOVE journalists.
The Saudis like their journalists tenderized and finely diced.
He's not a journalist. He's a Russian spy and always has been.
Fine. Let's say he's a Russian spy.
Carrying out an extrajudicial execution on foreign soil is still a very bad move.
He's not a journalist. He's a Russian spy and always has been.
Fine. Let's say he's a Russian spy.
Carrying out an extrajudicial execution on foreign soil is still a very bad move.
Not if you're the Saudi's they are basically like the honey badger... they do what they want.
It's the only reason I still support that conceited prick; scum tends to whither and die when dragged into the light of day.
Not if you're the Saudi's they are basically like the honey badger... they do what they want.
Not always. Sometimes they run into Marines who explain to them the flaw inherent in that assumption.