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originally posted by: GreenGunther
Why does everyone assume that if Assange were dead we'd know?
What if Clinton's boys disabled the dead-man's trigger?
What if they have already ended his life?
And now assume control of wikileaks?
originally posted by: EternalSolace
Couldn't be dead... we never heard of a drone strike on the Ecuadorian embassy in London. If Hillary was going to have him killed, it'd be by drone wouldn't it?
originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: John_Rodger_Cornman
The only way to know for certain that Julian Assange is alive is for there to numerous reports of him being seen up close and talking so we can tell by the voice that its him.
Public 'tweets from Julian Assange' should be treated with suspicion. Hillarys forces could have ceased control of Aassages public and online identify and make public tweets and statements etc and make the public think that they are coming from the real Julian Assange.
Apparently he had a balcony in the flat he was staying in, the Ecuadorean embassy.
Has he been seen on this balcony since?
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: Azureblue
Has he been seen on this balcony since?
It is getting cold in the UK at the moment. Not everyone likes strutting around their balcony. Besides, if he was dead it would be plastered everywhere, not least by the Ecuadorians, who are probably fed up that he overstayed his welcome and hospitality, hence them stopping his internet.
Official Communiqué Ecuador granted political asylum to Julian Assange in 2012 based on his legitimate fears of political persecution because of his journalistic activities as the editor of WikiLeaks. In recent weeks, WikiLeaks has published a wealth of documents, impacting on the U.S. election campaign. This decision was taken exclusively by that organization. The Government of Ecuador respects the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other states. It does not interfere in external electoral processes, nor does it favor any particular candidate. Accordingly, Ecuador has exercised its sovereign right to temporarily restrict access to some of its private communications network within its Embassy in the United Kingdom. This temporary restriction does not prevent the WikiLeaks organization from carrying out its journalistic activities. Ecuador, in accordance with its tradition of defending human rights and protecting the victims of political persecution, reaffirms the asylum granted to Julian Assange and reiterates its intention to safeguard his life and physical integrity until he reaches a safe place. Ecuador’s foreign policy responds to sovereign decisions alone and does not yield to pressure from other states.
originally posted by: brutus61
They stopped his internet in the wake of a "false" accusation of pedo activity on his part to cover their collective asses.