Reply #2: Sorry, "Sweden" is part of his story. [View All]

[Chan790]

He can't hide from it and no journalist who wants to be taken seriously as a journalist is going to avoid it or soft-foot about it. You see an attack on Assange, I see a journalist doing their job...and behavior and body-language from Assange that furthers my suspicion that he's guilty of the allegations.

He doesn't get to set the agenda anymore than any other newsmaker walking into an interview...gotcha is the name of the game. It's not about what he wants to talk about, it's about the news. After all the griping here about the media failing to do its' job, nobody has the right to complain about a member of the media doing their job.

:applause: for Ms. Rupert...it's good to know investigative journalism and aggressively pursuing the actual news story isn't dead.