...because you will--most certainly--NOT be able to review "fair and accurate coverage" of the Julian Assange story from the U.S. MSM....
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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."
Six weeks ago Ecuador President Lenin Moreno somehow managed to wrangle $10 Billion in international loans. How was he able to influence the U.S.-controlled IMF and World Bank to do that?
I must say that this is an unexpected twist. I'm not sure what it means.
Six days ago Julian Assange, apparently frustrated by being cut off from the outside world for months, made a mistake.
It makes sense. He can't do his job without the internet.
Julian Assange has been replaced as editor in chief of Wikileaks, according to the online publisher.Former spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson, an Icelandic investigative journalist, will take over the role.
You had to know that this was coming.
All the way back in 2013, Wikileaks had been "Infiltrated by Russian Spies," donchaknow.
There were also other suspicious goin'ons.
This is dreadful news for Julian whose only "crime" has been telling us what the PTB don't want us to know about.
Ecuador’s president ready to allow Julian Assange to be extradited to US
You decide. But if it’s a genuine warning, why, and who are the ‘multiple sources’ leaking (ha dee ha, ha) the warnings to CNN, and for what reason? Please share your thoughts.
While I’m no particular fan of rape-jokey Slavoj Žižek, this is well-written and well-argued; his take is fascinating and quite reasonable. I dunno if Assange and WikiLeaks would agree that they’re a ‘spying organization’, but nonetheless…allow me to borrow a good swath of it.
‘Assange works for the people – now we need to save him, Slavoj Žižek via RT April 20, 2018
