Assange about to do a bunk...
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LE
Watching lefties squirm over whether he’s a hero of the resistance or a rapist has been quite delightful.View attachment 424470 Or use our own legal bog brush to dislodge Him...
I mind when all this started with your man Assange and I (along with a few others) argued that the reason he'd taken refuge in the embassy was that he didn't want to be extradited to the US. Just about everyone said that the Septics had no intention of extraditing him. And now look. It just shows how petty and vindictive they can be when their dirty little secrets are uncovered.
MsG
MsG
No. We said that he was far less likely to be extradited to the land of the free by the Swedes than by us. He choose to avoid facing charges of rape. He has reaped what he has sown.
AULD_SWEAT
LE
'What He has sown'. I see what You did there,
Fiona_TG
LE
That he took refuge to escape extradition to the US is an assumption. It is just as likely that his real reason was to avoid going to Sweden to avoid a trial (and possible conviction) for rape. Just because the US has issued the request in no way invalidates this possibility.
He might have been better off going to Sweden in the first place, it being a place that some might consider less likely to extradite to the US than the UK, and in 2012 with Obama at the helm might not have been requested anyway, no-one knowing then, of course, that Trump would take the chair in 2016
What would his position be now if he had simply gone to Sweden? He might have been found not guilty, avoided extradition and made a beeline for either Venezuela, Russia, Cuba etc. where he could have stayed well beyond the reach of US justice for forever and a day.
All of this suggests to me he would make a poor poker player, both judgement and luck having seemingly deserted him.
stacker1
LE
Oh look a member of the SWP defends an alleged rapist. Not for the first time.
The thread is about your man Assange, spackerman. It's got nothing at all to do with me and even less with the SWP.
I realise that you take every possible opportunity to malign me or any folks or organisations I happen to be even remotely attached to (even maligning my dear departed Ma).
No-one at all on this thread is interested in your personal and obsessive vendetta against me and anything remotely attached to me, spackerinski. But is there any chance you could actually stick to the subject? Y'know, just as a first?
MsG
stacker1
LE
I was merely pointing out the members of the SWP defend nonces, nothing more.
Do you really believe that? The Swedes were "strong-armed" right from the word go to extradite Assange. We should actually be asking ourselves: why do we allow the Septics to have so much influence in world affairs?
MsG
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Roadster280
LE
I don't know on what planet that occurred, but it wasn't this one.
The US was always going to indict & attempt to extradite Assange. Given that Manning got 35 years for stealing the info, the bloke who then published the info was always going to be quite near the top of Uncle Sam's naughty list. They've thrown the book at him, 18 charges. It'll take longer than he was in the Embassy for just to read the charges out
That the US DoJ held their cards close to their chest was really no surprise. Why reveal your intentions before you have to? It's pretty clear that once the Ecuadoreans had had their fill of him and threw him out, that a) he'd be locked up in the UK and b) one of the US Ambo's staff would be banging in an extradition request with all haste.
Oh look, that's exactly what happened.
The next thing that will happen is that the grotty criminal will indeed be extradited after he's exhausted the appeal route, and then put in a Federal court. Then they'll set a trial, and he will be found guilty. Then he will be sentenced to at least 35 years in the Supermax.
Uncle Sam is going to make the embarrassing turd rue the day that he even set eyes on a computer.
AdminVortex
LE
I only wish the Americans had the power to try him for the alleged rape in Sweden and add time on for that if found guilty.I don't know on what planet that occurred, but it wasn't this one.
The US was always going to indict & attempt to extradite Assange. Given that Manning got 35 years for stealing the info, the bloke who then published the info was always going to be quite near the top of Uncle Sam's naughty list. They've thrown the book at him, 18 charges. It'll take longer than he was in the Embassy for just to read the charges out
That the US DoJ held their cards close to their chest was really no surprise. Why reveal your intentions before you have to? It's pretty clear that once the Ecuadoreans had had their fill of him and threw him out, that a) he'd be locked up in the UK and b) one of the US Ambo's staff would be banging in an extradition request with all haste.
Oh look, that's exactly what happened.
The next thing that will happen is that the grotty criminal will indeed be extradited after he's exhausted the appeal route, and then put in a Federal court. Then they'll set a trial, and he will be found guilty. Then he will be sentenced to at least 35 years in the Supermax.
Uncle Sam is going to make the embarrassing turd rue the day that he even set eyes on a computer.
Bradley still in prison on the contempt charge!
Maybe he/she/it enjoys it?
Maybe his victims can go the civil case route in the USA?
Roadster280
LE
Dunno, don’t really care. Manning’s piece in this has been dealt with. Lucky bastard got a presidential pardon, but justice was done with the CM and years in Leavenworth.
A quick search shows the little wankstain is on an 18 month charge for contempt - AND they are charging/fining him $1000 a day for the privilege!
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