The Assange Files
- Assange’s four-year (and counting) detention due to 'prosecutor's indefinite procrastination’
As Julian Assange enters his fourth year of self-imposed detention at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, Melinda Taylor, part of his legal team, says prosecutors must realize that the cost of keeping Assange in detention outweighs the need to release him. - 3 false claims MSM is making about the Assange case
The mainstream media has fallen in line with the governments of the UK and Sweden to dispute the legitimacy and significance of the decision by the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in favor of Julian Assange, but their claims don’t stack up. - ‘Life in dungeon for publishing info: US incredibly vengeful to whistleblowers’
The US is vengeful when it comes to whistleblowers and one can be accused of espionage and imprisoned for life for publishing information, said Former MI5 agent Annie Machon. Assange allowed whistleblowers to do that with greater security and support, she added. - Assange will surrender to UK police if UN rules against him
After being kept holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London for over three years, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange announced that he will accept his fate and will allow the UK police to arrest him if the UN panel investigating his case rules against him.News - British authorities possibly 'scared of what Assange has'
It could be easier for the UK to leave Assange in prison than in the Ecuadorian Embassy for three years, he is kind of giving himself his own sentence in a way, political satirist Tiernan Douieb told RT. - Iraq vet death, Pirate Bay, WikiLeaks: 14 most-underreported news stories of 2014
Seven countries bombed in six years, net neutrality remains up in the air, the death of a TV reporter in Turkey, and the unsolved tragedy of the Odessa massacre: just a few of RT’s top 14 underreported stories to slip through the MSM cracks in 2014.News
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