BBC watching Assange

a reply to: Agit8dChop

He hasn't been seen for months now since his internet and email were cut off. Perhaps the BBC believes Assange has already been secretly moved out.

It looks like Australian authorities met with Assange back around June 8th...

Two officials from Australia's High Commission were spotted leaving the embassy in Knightsbridge in west London on Thursday.

Just as I hinted at before, even Assange's own mother appears to believe that there's some kind of plan to give Assange asylum in the country of Ecuador, but it looks like that statement might have been made in May of 2017. However, we still know that Ecuador provided Assange with citizenship and a passport in January 2018.

In May last year Assange’s mother Christine Assange called on the Australian Government to give her son a new passport so that he can leave Britain.

“His passport’s been confiscated, the Australian Government should immediately issue him another one and demand safe passage for him to take up legal asylum in Ecuador,” she told the ABC.

www.smh.com.au...

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Interesting letter that someone is claiming is real...

If you're wondering, there's a phone # and an email address at the bottom of it. Easy method: directly contacting them.

a reply to: Agit8dChop


putting the phone number into a search engine gives this pagebbc page

a job advert and at the bottom is the Jon Witney phone number.
Now it is possible that someone saw this and used it in their fake...but if you do ring the number you will get through to Jon Witney, deployment editor, network news for the BBC

Letter's a fake. Too amateurish and not set out as an official letter. Surprised people thinks it genuine.

Assange will be arrested under a warrant which is current. A small matter of skipping bail. Still current, enven though Assange has tried to have it overturned. Poor thing.

Assange judgement opens in a PDF