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Living Room / Re: Wikileaks - Julian Assange Granted Asylum by Ecuador
« on: August 21, 2012, 06:58 AM »
No problem ...
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2012/s3569972.htm
http://www.freedomhouse.org/blog/assange%E2%80%99s-friend-correa-journalists-are-assassins-ink
http://www.cpj.org/blog/2012/08/as-it-backs-assange-ecuador-represses-free-express.php
I've selected links from different sources.
Interesting to read the source you quoted. Re assassination, I note what was outlined was
1. A FORMER AIDE to the CANADIAN PM calling for Assages death
2. A REPUBLICAN (I'n not au fait with USA politics, but I know the president is a Democrat, and I'd assume a lone republican voice couldn't be called the US govt calling for anything.
3. A FORMER white house staffer who PARTLY supported the republican
4, A FOX NEWS commentator.
There are calls for prosecution for espionage, agreed. That seems odd to me (too). Note tho from your quoted article... "Punishments under the Espionage Act can include the death penalty, although in practice the US has not executed anyone for a crime other than murder since 1962"
I think the link you supplied has nothing to do with the US GOVT calling for Assage's assassination.
http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2012/s3569972.htm
http://www.freedomhouse.org/blog/assange%E2%80%99s-friend-correa-journalists-are-assassins-ink
http://www.cpj.org/blog/2012/08/as-it-backs-assange-ecuador-represses-free-express.php
I've selected links from different sources.
Interesting to read the source you quoted. Re assassination, I note what was outlined was
1. A FORMER AIDE to the CANADIAN PM calling for Assages death
2. A REPUBLICAN (I'n not au fait with USA politics, but I know the president is a Democrat, and I'd assume a lone republican voice couldn't be called the US govt calling for anything.
3. A FORMER white house staffer who PARTLY supported the republican
4, A FOX NEWS commentator.
There are calls for prosecution for espionage, agreed. That seems odd to me (too). Note tho from your quoted article... "Punishments under the Espionage Act can include the death penalty, although in practice the US has not executed anyone for a crime other than murder since 1962"
I think the link you supplied has nothing to do with the US GOVT calling for Assage's assassination.