War On Assange

Bloomberg is reporting that, according to WikiLeaks, Iran has obtained 19 advanced missiles from North Korea, providing the Islamic nation with the capability to attack nearby countries, such as Russia and Western Europe. U.S. officials have denounced the release of information prior to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's departure for a security conference in the Persian Gulf, claiming that it could jeopardize U.S. relations with foreign governments as well as endanger individuals. The missiles were identified to be North Korean BM-25 missiles, which are based on the Russian R-27. These weapons could provide Iran with blueprints for producing long-range missiles."

Another shocking revelation by Wikileaks

Ever hear of a prosecutor speaking to the media before attempting to contact the accused. Then hours later withdrawing the warrant. Still not having spoken to the supposed suspect but making time to chat to the media. Well August 21, 2010 that's what Swedish Prosecution Authorities did when they spoke to CNN prior to any attempt to contact Julian Assange.

Ever hear of a prosecutor speaking to the media before attempting to contact the accused. Then hours later withdrawing the warrant. Still not having spoken to the supposed suspect but making time to chat to the media. Well August 21, 2010 that's what Swedish Prosecution Authorities did when they spoke to CNN prior to any attempt to contact Julian Assange.

In March 2008, Prysner was a member of a panel discussing the topic Winter Soldier: Iraq & Afghanistan in Maryland . At the event, he spoke about period in Iraq as a soldier and his personal views about the two wars. His testimony became known as the "Our Real Enemies" speech and it begged a standing ovation in the end.

The 2019 Wakley Awards Keynote address saw a strong rebuke towards the UK and US governments continued prosecution of Julian Assange.

Tulsi Gabbard is the only presidential candidate that has been consistent in her opposition to the US governments continued prosecution of Julian Assange and the dire implications that it has on a free press.

A rough transcript from part of Mike Prysner’s monologue goes something like this: Our real enemy is not the ones living in a distant land whose names or policies we don’t understand; The real enemy is a system that wages war when it’s profitable, the CEOs who lay us off our jobs when it’s profitable, the Insurance Companies who deny us Health care when it’s profitable, the Banks who take away our homes when it’s profitable. Our enemies are not several hundred thousands away. They are right here in front of us. – Mike Prysner A really awesome write up on March Forward and Mike Prysner is available here: https://tomeoftheunknownblogger.wordpress.com/2010/01/05/who-is-mike-prysner/

Updated summary of Julian Assange extradition by MintPress.com

Most don't know the actual details associated with the allegations associated with Julian Assange in Sweden. Like neither woman actually went to police to press rape charges, but rather to request that police compell Assange to take STD test as they were unable to locate him. Infobyte has created a great animated summary, all the info in which is verifiable via the Swedish Prosecutors website.

While filming the documentary RISK for PRIMETIME, Julian Assange learned that Harding had included the actual password to the unredacted state department cables and that the documents where being circulated around the internet. He immediately attempted contacting the State Department to warn of security breach and offer any assist in getting vulnerable people out of harms way. The reaction of which can be seen for yourself.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been questioned at the Ecuadorian embassy in London over allegations of rape dating back to 2010. Assange remained in Sweden for a month after the allegations in order to make himself available to the investigation. Thereafter, with permission from Swedish Chief prosecutor, Assange departed for London making arrangements to return with 2 months. Within days of arriving of his arrival Assange learnt that the Swedish Prosecution Authorities had issued an Interpol Red Letter Arrest Warrant. Giving the multiple irregularities in the handling of the case thus far, Assange followed legal advice and although once again presenting himself to police, he contested extradition to Sweden. Despite numerous attempts throughout the years to have Assange questioned in London, it was only after Swedish Courts chastised the prosecutor's handling of the case that they made their first attempt in 6 years to get an official statement.

The Swedish Chief Prosecutor Eva Finne dismissed charges of Rape against Julian Assange, stating no evidence that Julian Assange committed rape.

A good overview of the Julian Assange story since 2010.

A rarely seen interview with a member of ghe UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention discussing Assange and the reception of it's report by UK Government.

Prosecutors withdraw arrest warrant within hours and admit in they are in no hurry to actually speak to Julian Assange. Yet, not being able to speak to Assange will be the reason later given as to why the rape case was dropped.

23 Oct 2010 CBS In news coverage about the release of the Afgan War Logs, Pentagon spokesman admits Wikileaks did infact redact info such as names of those who assisted the US. The CBS commentary does point out that other publications such as the News York Times did not.

Instead of allowing others to ascribe their own motivation to Julian Assange and why he founded Wikileaks. I find it always best to allow someone to speak for themselves.