And how would he get from the Ecuadorian embassy in London to Russia?
Presuming Ecuador doesn't telegraph the timing of the ejection, I don't think there's a whole lot to justify that the UK government hasn't already clearly accepted the risk of needing to justify.
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No, but a diplomatic packet is.
Just saying.
There's no way the ruling class lets Assange even step a foot out of the embassy without immediately taking him into custody.
There is substance to what they said- mass protest can create distraction.
And saying that left is good at organizing is no kind of flamebait.
Can you clarify what you're talking about?
The GP comment "probably in a body bag" was almost as bad. We're trying for more thoughtful comments here.
It's just the truth. A lot of people/governments/entities want him dead. It wasn't meant to incite any kind of violence, just pointing out that he's a major target.
Easy! They fly 15 specialists over on a day-trip, equipped with some good music and a bone saw, and every part of him will be in Moscow the same evening.