"Cat Burgler" Scaled The Wall Of The Ecuadorian Embassy In London; Target Julian Assange?

I hate to be so negative but I think it's pretty apparent that it's only a matter of time until assange is killed. He's all but said he has the information that will topple the ruling establishment in the United States. He's the most dangerous person in the world.

Sweden also just threw out "rape" charge. Eventually he will have to leave the embassy.

I really hope he has the insurance policy set up.

oh man, yall are a riot! That sucks about Assange's lawyer, I was completely unaware. Well its London, and there are many assets from multiple agencies stationed there, so it could be anyone really. Well, anyone paid for by Hillary obviously.

originally posted by: WanderingNomadd
a reply to: Agit8dChop

It must be the fabled Heart attack gun.

There is a video floating around the net where they show and talk about that heart attack gun.

There is also a video getting around of someone being at a talk someone was giving and they happen to notice someone point something at the speaker on the stage. The 'shooter' then made a rapid exit to the door.

A bloke who saw him point the device at the bloke on the stage took off after him. By the time he got back the bloke on the staged had collppased and was later pronounced dead and a autopsy said he died of a hear attack.

a reply to: Azureblue

There is a video floating around the net where they show and talk about that heart attack gun.

Here's a 1 minute sample of that.



The video you are referring to is real and took place at a 'town hall' meeting in 1975.

The heart attack gun was one of many 'psychotronic' weapons that were just too outrageous for the general public to buy into at the time. It's also still possible that the heart attack gun was intentional disinfo or a Psy Op.

But hey, I guess that $6.5 trillion missing from the pentagon had to go somewhere.


edit: Actually, I guess the heart attack gun wouldn't be a psychotronic device because it uses a poison and not pulsed micro waves. But that townhall meeting from the 1970s was about exposing top secret psychtronic weaponry.

Probably one of the swedish "ladies" that accused him of rape, she was going to ask him personaly why he didnt call "her" anymore.

a reply to: infolurker

fled after being caught by security.

Pretty good security, how convenient

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

I would assume that the term "caught" is being used loosely. I imagine "spotted" or "sighted" might be what was intended. Perhaps the suspect was seen, the suspect knew that he had been made, and exited the scene before the rest of security could descend on him.

Alternately, if the Ecuadorian Embassy security did have hands on him and in custody, I imagine that would be inexcusable and/or suspect. I'm not sure what caliber of individual comprises the ranks of the Ecuadorian Embassy Security Team, but I'm not confident they would be elite US Marine good either.

a reply to: infolurker

All because Assange likes Milk Tray?

Half expect it someone grying to plant listening bugs.

a cat burglar? do people actually try to rob embassies? don`t embassies have 24 hour armed security?
burglars go for easy targets an embassy is not an easy target.

Hillary should quit wasting her energy trying to murder Julian Assange and focus on achievable goals, like climbing stairs without a spotter.

Last week it was someone climbing the Trump tower.

This week it is someone climbing the Ecuador Embassy.

There is a message here, folks.

He has been in there for 4 years? Where does he even sleep!? Anyway maybe it was a distraction for his great escape. It seems if they wanted him they wouldn't have mi6 agents parked for 4 years.

It really would be easy to leave middle of night or with someone else's papers?

Besides if a government gives you asylum they could give you a new name and papers and arrange this. He may be in Ecudor by now?


a reply to: infolurker

originally posted by: queenofswords
Last week it was someone climbing the Trump tower.

This week it is someone climbing the Ecuador Embassy.

There is a message here, folks.

This generation's window cleaners are more ambitious than any before?

a reply to: Azureblue

Sorry for the confusion but fabled can mean both Mythical/Imaginery and famous, especially by reputation.

I might be wrong but it sounds like you thought I ment mythical.

Just one of these times, I'd like someone being targeted for assassination to come out and say "If you kill me, it all gets released. Not as a trickle. All at once. You'll all go down, and you won't even stop my group."

Just be a badass and tell them they're screwed no matter what. They have to realize that killing Assange won't destroy Wikileaks, and it certainly won't stop people from leaking documents.

Hillary needs better talent,her amateurs aren't just hunting staffers now...

It was just a crazy mixed up guy that thought it was Buck house...as I said before.

a reply to: infolurker

I hope Hillary kept the receipt.

I read that he escaped. If the guy was able to escape after he was caught by security. That makes me believe they were in on it. How else could he have gotten away?