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In reply to the discussion: Context and the Assange case. [View all]AikidoSoul
(2,150 posts)What you very obviously continue to ignore, no matter what the source of your information is --is the fact that dissidents including Assange, are routinely targeted by the rich and powerful because documenting the truth about how the 1/10% operates is a threat to their power, position, and money.
Assange revealed the lies and plots to rig an international system of politics and moneymaking. That is big stuff and if you were in the position of the 1/10 percent, you would be royally pissed, instead of piss-ant pissed.
The spelling in your item looks like it was written by a Brit. Brits have a lot to lose by defending Assange, or even attempting to facilitate real justice for him. They go with the US modus operandi on a regular basis because the Brits and the US have so much in common, economically and politically.
If you continue to deny that it is the normal modus operandi of our government, and other governments, to protect the rich and powerful by destroying dissidents who threaten their curtained lies so they can protect their power and money, then you are wading in deep dummy water.
Show us the link to the "warrant" you posted so we can see the source -- or kiss your credibility goodbye forever.
Even if that if that statement really did come from UK authorities, that they are obligated to protect the 1/10% as is the USA and other complicit governments. The super rich and super powerful are very, very angry and horrified by the WikiLeaks revelations about their lies and rigging. They live all over the world, and in fact own most of it.
BTW, the entire snippets you quoted look like cheap porn written by someone who knows how to inflame emotions from people who are vulnerable and horrified by explicit sexual descriptions. Even normal lovemaking would make many vulnerable people puke if it is described in detail. Pushing buttons is a typical tactic propaganda spewers.
Give me the link!