U.S. Justice Department Has Julian Assange
Dragged Out Of Ecuadorian Embassy In London And Arrested To
Global Outcry
April 12. 2019
Julian Assange being dragged out of Ecuador's embassy in
London
Wikileaks founder and whistle blower, Julian
Assange, 47, was hauled out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London,
England, at the behest of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
The incident has provoked global outcry, including in Britain
and America, from many people who do not agree with the
decision.
In 2010, Australian hacker Assange solicited and
received confidential files from soldier, Bradley Manning, 31,
who recently became transgender and now goes by the name,
Chelsea Manning. Based on reports, Assange asked Manning to hack
into the U.S. Pentagon's computer system, to obtain information
regarding criminal wrongdoing by the former administration of
war criminal, George W. Bush,
who has blood on his hands.
Manning completed the hack and obtained shocking
video of U.S. troops laughing and killing 18 Iraqi civilians and
reporters in an air strike in Baghdad. Worst of all, two
children were seriously wounded in the horrible attack. They
knew the people being shot and killed were civilians, which is
very alarming.
Manning passed the video to Assange, who
published it on his Wikileaks website with the title "Collateral
Murder." The video caused outrage all over the world. The public
was already angry over the illegal war in Iraq. This confirmed
everyone's worst fears regarding the illegal invasion.
The unlawful war was ordered and waged by former
U.S. president, George W. Bush, under the deceitful, false
premise of the nation of Iraq hoarding "weapons of mass
destruction." The entire episode was a brazen and ugly lie,
meant to serve as pretext to invade Iraq and steal oil.
Bush invaded Iraq and killed its president,
Saddam Hussein. Newspapers then confirmed that millions of
barrels of oil in Iraq began going missing after Bush illegally
took over the Middle Eastern country. The video Assange released
of Iraqi civilians being shot to death by a U.S. aircraft was
the final straw for many members of the public, who had grown
tired of the war.
Julian Assange in the police van
Manning was arrested last month for refusing to
testify before a grand jury. One would think he could plead the
Fifth (right to remain silent). However, that was not permitted.
Assange was arrested yesterday. However, he was the subject of
an unsealed indictment for sometime. The U.S. Department of
Justice filed criminal charges against him years ago that were
under seal. The Department of Justice and State Department put
pressure on the Ecuadorian government to expel Assange from the
embassy, in a move that is not being well received in the
international community. In fact, it has been a public relations
disaster for the Feds.
Assange, who took refuge in London, is facing
charges in Britain of skipping bail, which has a penalty of up
to 1-year in prison. The U.S. charges relate to "computer
intrusion" in reference to the aforementioned computer hack. It
is ironic and hypocritical that the Justice Department is
accusing someone of hacking, when its agencies the FBI, CIA and
NSA hack all day, everyday, to steal foreign government
documents, as well as copyrights they pass on to others in the
corporate sector, in criminal violation of the law.
In total Bush killed over 1,000,000 Iraqis via
the illegal Iraq war, which is inexcusable. Bush is walking
around free after ordering mass murder of over one million
people, yet Assange and Manning are behind bars. That's the real
injustice. Bush belongs in the Hague.
I do not agree with hacking, but I am of the
opinion Assange and Manning should be freed (and Bush thrown in
prison for mass murder). Assange and Manning exposed horrible
war crimes that left men, women, children and babies dead at the
hands of a greedy, oil hungry devil. Assange and Manning should
be commended, not imprisoned.
People in Britian are demanding Assange not be
extradited to America, as the CIA and FBI are deadly. I fear for
Assange's life, as I don't trust the aforementioned agencies or
the DOJ, who have been exposed as corrupt in scandal after
scandal.
Furthermore, former U.S. President Barack Obama
commuted the sentence of Manning. The government knew about this
2010 hack for years, yet now all of a sudden the DOJ is bringing
charges. It looks deceitful and like they are playing sick mind
games. They've just degraded, stripped away and brought to
nothing, the ability of U.S. presidents to issue pardons and
commutations. No one will ever believe the government again in
this regard.
Tweet on Twitter.com by British government
Shadow Home Secretary and Member of Parliament, Diane Abbott:
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