> Ecuadorian embassy withdrew his asylum and UK police were invited in to arrest him.
According to a journalist at Sky news https://twitter.com/NewsTMac/status/1116274082922803200
According to a journalist at Sky news https://twitter.com/NewsTMac/status/1116274082922803200
Free press my ass. The UK and US are fucking banana republics. The problem is that thanks to them controlling the biggest propaganda machine which has ever existed, their stinky ideas constantly rub off on other Western countries.
Anyone from the US still pointing the finger at China or Russia for being non democratic, not free, backward or whatever, deserves exactly what is coming.
This reminds me of being arrested for resisting arrest.
The main idea that the only agenda accepted publicly are not those presented by the government, hence making the intellectual atmosphere a bit more robust and less sterile.
The point why "western press is better than russias" is not about truth but rather inviting an atmosphere where many voices can be heard.
Some doubt, I think. We'll see.
I thought the game plan was to extradite him from Sweden via false rape allegations because it was too difficult to extradite him from the UK?
Assange apologists are remarkably facile at respinning their conspiracy theories to adapt to the circumstances.
Pity whomever has to fumigate the room.
There are quite a few legal differences between extraditing somebody and just letting an arrest happen.