The Assange Files
- 'Chelsea Manning's example of courage paved the way for Snowden & Assange'
By revealing confidential documents to the public, Chelsea Manning set an example to future whistleblowers. She went ahead without fear of severe punishment, including the death penalty, Annie Machon, former MI5 intelligence officer, told RT. - ‘CIA chief Pompeo treats American people as enemies’
The Trump administration doesn’t want Americans to access the truth about what’s happening in Syria or North Korea, that’s why the CIA is trying to demonize WikiLeaks which consistently brings truth to the people, says Arvin Vohra of the Libertarian Party. - ‘Russia makes good Hollywood villain for US’
US animosity directed at Russia is misdirected anger, said Larry Johnson, retired CIA and State Department official. The propaganda plays upon the ignorance of US people, who know little of Russia and the history of its relations with the US, he added. - 'Describing sex with Assange as 'alright' doesn't necessarily sound like rape'
When someone is in the business of making money out of sexual relations, I think we need to be very skeptical about their claims against Julian Assange, human rights activist Peter Tatchell told RT. - Assange questioned at Ecuadorian embassy over rape allegation
Swedish Chief Prosecutor Ingrid Isgren has arrived at Ecuador's London embassy to question WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange, following a prolonged deadlock in an alleged rape case opened in Sweden more than six years ago.News - ‘No evidence Assange needed Russia to access Clinton emails’
It would be very helpful if Julian Assange could perhaps give some indication, without revealing his sources, how he got hold of the Clinton email information, human rights activist Peter Tatchell told RT.
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