A plot by the CIA to eliminate Julian Assange. The dirty deed is almost accomplished (not a “plot” in that sense). Death by different means – – death over 11 years. No charges against Assange, still no charges. It ain’t no democracy that gets away with that. Could we please start calling ourselves what we […]
Subject: Thousands at Toronto Rally yesterday. Report from friend on yesterday’s rally in Toronto FABULOUS rally & speeches & march in Toronto yesterday. Best ever!!! Rocco Galati spoke. Byram Bridle. Police officers. Nurses. An MD (or 2). Great crowd – tons of information being shared, eg. by Take Action Canada & Vaccine Choice Canada. Great […]
by Stefania Maurizi In an in-depth interview with Il Fatto Quotidiano, Nils Melzer discusses his investigation on the WikiLeaks founder, which has made him speak out as a whistleblower and raise an alarm on this case and its implications: “We have already created a parallel world of secret services that controls everything”. Melzer is right […]
‘Shameful’ Collateral Murder footage shows Apache helicopter mowing down 11 civilians – including two Reuters journalists – in Baghdad by Paul Daley, @ppdaley (Photo) A still from Collateral Murder, the WikiLeaks video showing an Apache helicopter gunning down a group of Iraqi civilians. US prosecutors have failed to mention the shocking footage in their […]
Mr. Stone, a longtime friend of President Trump, had denied such a relationship, but newly revealed court documents unveiled private exchanges. By Sharon LaFraniere WASHINGTON — One of the enduring mysteries left unsolved by the Mueller inquiry was whether Roger J. Stone Jr., President Trump’s longtime friend and political adviser, ever communicated during […]
by Paul Gregoire The line up of renowned Australian journalists on the stage at the Martin Place Amphitheatre on 24 February was impressive. Gathered for a rally, they included John Pilger, Mary Kostakidis, Quentin Dempster, Wendy Bacon, Andrew Fowler and Mark Davis. They were there to speak in support of fellow journalist Julian Assange, on […]
I have huge respect for Chelsea Manning. Withstanding the pressure. Read her words. … Hats off to Chelsea. /Sandra Today, March 12, prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia ended the grand jury of Julian Assange and Wikileaks in which Chelsea Manning refused to testify. As a result, US District Court Judge Anthony Trenga ordered […]
NOTE: I have not watched the video (link at bottom) – – am trusting that it’s a balanced presentation. I know the story well because I could not believe it happened in Canada. It was an outrageous injustice to First Nations people. The matter dragged out over 50 years during which an abundance of government […]
Canadian Press (CP) Report on first step in the extradition hearings against Julian Assange, appears below. A few comments first. The case has the potential to become a broader argument about the extraterritorial reach of the US. Citizens in the FVEY “developed” countries are equally in the extraterritorial reach of the US, along with nations […]
At 3pm on 3 December, Brian Enos will pull the sheets off an oversized digital Christmas card (pictured) outside the Home Office’s Westminster premises, featuring a snap of white-haired WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and emblazoned with the cheery message: “This Christmas journalism is on trial.” . . . At the event, Joe Public will […]