Ola Bini, a Swedish software developer, was arrested while trying to board a plane in Ecuador yesterday. Why is that relevant?

I have nothing to say about Assange that hasn't already been said. Reaction to the passive coverage is really just noise that a fake democracy makes when the topic is not permitted in the first place.

On anotther note, I did notice that domestic media is pinging a topic today that has been forbidden by the monopolies in recent years:

...because you will--most certainly--NOT be able to review "fair and accurate coverage" of the Julian Assange story from the U.S. MSM....

[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIpGiKsdAAc&feature=player_embedded_uturn]

And, if you want a firsthand education--a veritable world class review--of U.S. press censorship, just turn on your tv to your "regularly scheduled programming."

...with a Q to all: many of you have likely read the other diaries here on Assange's arrest, and you may know if this has already been covered on those threads. What I'm wondering is if it would be helpful for me to do a separate post on 'What's next for Assange?', albeit there's a lot of sorta conflicting/confusing information on that Q.

I'll let Tweets and the terrifying video do the talking:

[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=stTMt1tLT4g]

http://news.trust.org/item/20190411092809-cxs4c

Not much else to say. Maybe it will focus as much on the information that was leaked and inspire others to come forward. He doesn't look well.