Julian Assange faces 17 NEW charges from US for 'violating the Espionage Act'

[moon]

I have mixed feeling about Assange. On the one hand he exposes fraud and corruption but on the other hand if he had information of vital national security did he or would he post it?
Which would make him a freelance espionage agent.

You sound as if you're in two minds as whether you object to the exposure of criminal activity detrimental to your fellow Americans. NOTHING in what Assange exposed- as a journalist- can be construed to be beneficial to the American public.

[Celticguy]

This guy published information given to him.
Its not like he went hacking for it.
Take better care of your data and you have no issues.

[Eagle_Eye]

This guy published information given to him.
Its not like he went hacking for it.
Take better care of your data and you have no issues.

Take better care of your data and you have no issues.

Bradley/Chelsea Manning a soldier with the proper clearance leaked nearly 750,000 classified, or unclassified but sensitive, military and diplomatic documents to Wikileaks. So how does the US military and government take better care of it's classified?

[Legion]

I fear Assange hasn't got long to live.

I want President Trump to pardon him.

[moon]

Bradley/Chelsea Manning a soldier with the proper clearance leaked nearly 750,000 classified, or unclassified but sensitive, military and diplomatic documents to Wikileaks. So how does the US military and government take better care of it's classified?

Hand it all over to Skynet .

[Legion]

Bradley/Chelsea Manning a soldier with the proper clearance leaked nearly 750,000 classified, or unclassified but sensitive, military and diplomatic documents to Wikileaks. So how does the US military and government take better care of it's classified?

By dishonorably discharging trannies?

Manning is out of jail, BTW.

[Legion]

I have mixed feeling about Assange. On the one hand he exposes fraud and corruption but on the other hand if he had information of vital national security did he or would he post it?
Which would make him a freelance espionage agent.

He's a publisher.

The failing New York Time's publisher wasn't charged with espionage for publishing the Pentagon Papers.

[Eagle_Eye]

By dishonorably discharging trannies?

Manning is out of jail, BTW.

Wasn't a tranny till in prison so that is like closing the barn after the horse has run off.

Manning is out of jail, BTW.

You can thank President Barack Obama, for that.

[Gonzomin]

Wasn't a tranny till in prison so that is like closing the barn after the horse has run off.



You can thank President Barack Obama, for that.

You enjoyed Manning being abused in jail? The military does not let people go unpunished. Time served.

[reagansghost]

Assange is a bloody hero in my books, screw anybody that thinks otherwise.

like Trump?

welcome aboard comrade

[reagansghost]

apparently the wingnuts are flipping off Trump and supporting Assange

who'd a thunk it

[Eagle_Eye]

You enjoyed Manning being abused in jail? The military does not let people go unpunished. Time served.

Sounds like you are saying the military condones physical abuse in prison.

He got less than he deserved for betraying his country. The little puke should have served at least 25 years. But a bunch bleeding hearts convinced Obama to set him free.

[moon]

Sounds like you are saying the military condones physical abuse in prison.

He got less than he deserved for betraying his country. The little puke should have served at least 25 years. But a bunch bleeding hearts convinced Obama to set him free.

He didn't ' betray his country '. He did his country a great service. Liars, spooks and self-serving war-mongers were taking it over.

[moon]

Too hot to touch? MSM outlets stand united in rejecting op-ed on Assange by UN expert on torture



The UN rapporteur on torture has written a scalding op-ed in support of Julian Assange, in which he says the publisher was the victim of a smear campaign. Now he claims many leading MSM outlets are snubbing the piece.
The op-ed by Nils Melzer was published Wednesday on the occasion of International Day in Support of Torture Victims. Melzer describes his personal path to the realization that Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, is not a rapist, not a hacker, not a Russian spy, and not even “a selfish narcissist, skateboarding through the Ecuadorian Embassy and smearing feces on the walls.” Western media and officials have claimed that Assange is all of those things.

In the end it finally dawned on me that I had been blinded by propaganda, and that Assange had been systematically slandered to divert attention from the crimes he exposed.

Melzer says the purposefulness and scale of the campaign against Assange elevated it from mere slander or even state persecution to full-fledged psychological torture in his eyes.

https://www.rt.com/news/462805-assan...-rejected-msm/

Who cares about free speech ?

[SmarterthanYou]

Assange is a bloody hero in my books, screw anybody that thinks otherwise.

preach it