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Britain in high level talks with Ecuador to remove Assange from its embassy. (Original Post) triron Jul 2018 OP
Throw that trash out dalton99a Jul 2018 #1
And extradite him here. marble falls Jul 2018 #2
Bet Mueller at least is onto this; may even be behind it. triron Jul 2018 #3
Trump would protect him. he would replace John Kelly or SHS or both JI7 Jul 2018 #4
trump would welcome him as a hero Hamlette Jul 2018 #6
Trump would give him a job. eShirl Jul 2018 #13
About damn time. BadgerMom Jul 2018 #5
Ecuador Is looking for a reason to expel him. herding cats Jul 2018 #7
@#$% that freeloading liar. Scurrilous Jul 2018 #8
Nah, keep him there Pompoy Jul 2018 #9
I remember the day when he was a hero here. nycbos Jul 2018 #10
I thought Wikileaks was a good thing but Assange always gave me the creeps... marble falls Jul 2018 #11
Will Mueller indict Assange? triron Jul 2018 #12

herding cats

(19,564 posts)
7. Ecuador Is looking for a reason to expel him.
Sun Jul 15, 2018, 03:35 AM
Jul 2018

He's nothing but a burden to the new government there. This might get interesting.

Scurrilous

(38,687 posts)
8. @#$% that freeloading liar.
Sun Jul 15, 2018, 03:53 AM
Jul 2018
Indictment Undercuts Assange on Source of Hacked Emails

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"The indictment also puts to rest a conspiracy theory, carefully nurtured by Assange and his supporters, that slain DNC staffer Seth Rich was at the origin of the leaks.

Rich died in July 2016 in what police in the District of Columbia say was a botched robbery. But the tragedy became fodder for conspiracy theorists who pushed the unfounded allegation that Rich, 27, had been providing information to the hackers and was killed for it.

It was Assange who first floated the idea into the mainstream, bringing up Rich’s case in an interview with Dutch television the following month.

“What are you suggesting?” the startled anchor asked him.

“I’m suggesting that our sources take risks and they become concerned to see things occurring like that,” Assange answered.

The anchor pressed Assange repeatedly, eventually saying: “It’s quite something to suggest a murder. That’s basically what you’re doing.”

Over the next few months, WikiLeaks would continue to amplify the conspiracy theory — all while stopping short of endorsing it outright. During all this time, the indictment alleges, WikiLeaks knew full well that Guccifer 2.0 was its source, cajoling the account’s operators to hand it more data and ordering rival journalists to steer clear."

https://www.voanews.com/a/indictment-assange-source-of-hacked-emails/4483335.html

Pompoy

(123 posts)
9. Nah, keep him there
Sun Jul 15, 2018, 04:48 AM
Jul 2018

You never know how this would turn out with this administration, far better to keep him locked up over there for the rest of his life if he doesn't want to face the music and account for his actions.

marble falls

(57,077 posts)
11. I thought Wikileaks was a good thing but Assange always gave me the creeps...
Sun Jul 15, 2018, 09:12 AM
Jul 2018

Rapists and people who manipulate or play power games with sex tend to seem creepy to me. Actually criminal also comes to mind.

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