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Bit of a tepid ending, should have plotted an escape years ago

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By:
northanlite
When: 11 Apr 19 11:26
we will be in for some epic grandstanding from mr assange in the future tho
By:
alun2005
When: 11 Apr 19 11:32
Poor old Blancmange, dragged  "screaming" into custody, and not before time.

I can't wait to see which of his 'friends' he will let down next.

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https://uk.yahoo.com/news/4521768-094658569.html

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By:
twizzle22
When: 11 Apr 19 11:41
Does anyone really give a flying fck
By:
Reynard
When: 11 Apr 19 11:45
The Ecuadorian embassy lost their patience when his tunnel struck a sewer pipe Mischief
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 11:46
A somewhat undignified end to his seven year holiday inside the Ecuadorian embassy, bundled out looking like a tramp. Shocked
By:
Reynard
When: 11 Apr 19 11:53
Maybe it was a tramp Surprised
By:
alun2005
When: 11 Apr 19 11:56
Fingers crossed the current American President won't be rushing to exonerate Blancmange. The foul stench still remains in the air from the disgraceful Barack Obama decision to pardon Soldier Bradley Manning, releasing him from his richly-deserved 37 year sentence.
By:
Reynard
When: 11 Apr 19 12:00
alun2005 • April 11, 2019 11:56 AM BST
Fingers crossed the current American President won't be rushing to exonerate Blancmange. The foul stench still remains in the air from the disgraceful Barack Obama decision to pardon Soldier Bradley Manning, releasing him from his richly-deserved 37 year sentence.

That'll be the effluent from the aforementioned sewer strike Blush
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 12:06
Poor bloke

Imagine having to be dragged out in front of media cameras and grinning cops

What happens to him now then?
By:
detraveller
When: 11 Apr 19 12:08
So what changed? How could they arrest him now and not 7 years earlier?
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 12:08
He'll agree to vote for May's deal and will be fast tracked as the new Conservative MP for Beaconsfield, replacing Dominic Grieve.
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 12:10
He was an asylum seeker, thus afforded protection by Ecuador. They have now resynced his asylum status and invited the UK police to their Embassy to remove him.
By:
detraveller
When: 11 Apr 19 12:12
Thanks Angoose.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 11 Apr 19 12:12
He'll be tortured with re-runs of the last 3 years of "brexit", he'll give up everything within a day
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 12:14
Surely he should have been allowed to walk out, stroll to the nearest pub, enjoy a pint and a packet of pork scratchings, and THEN have been arrested Happy
By:
Reynard
When: 11 Apr 19 12:29
He was trying to tunnel towards The Nags Head pub about half a mile away when tragedy struck Sad
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 12:39
Pamela Anderson has tweeted in support of Julian, I'm sure that will cheer him up.
By:
UBLE/REGY
When: 11 Apr 19 12:53
I am on his side I have always believed Wiki leaks a lot more than our lying governments

I am not sure Kenny Mann will be, he was not looking after his cat properly, I would also be concerned over thatConfused
By:
leazes67
When: 11 Apr 19 13:05
The dramatic footage of a white-bearded Julian Assange being carried out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London by British police officers was captured by a camera operator from the news agency Ruptly, a subsidiary of the Russian government-backed news service RT.

The Berlin-based agency, which has carved out a niche in live-streaming events that others ignore, such as protests and public disorder, has maintained a 24-hour watch on the embassy since 5 April according to Laura Lucchini, the head of Ruptly’s newsroom.

Embarrassingly, British television stations are now having to rely on footage from a Russian government-backed news organisation to cover an event which took place on their own backyard in central London.

Multiple sources at UK broadcasters suggested there had been a pool agreement – where the BBC, ITN and Sky News take turns to provide a camera outside the embassy and agree to share any footage – from 5 April onwards. However, this was abandoned at the weekend when news editors concluded Assange would not be leaving imminently, meaning British broadcasters failed to capture the key moment.
By:
leazes67
When: 11 Apr 19 13:07
Kuensberg,Peston and Burley apoplectic with rage.Laugh
By:
cooperman
When: 11 Apr 19 13:20
Seven years in Ecuador and no tan, baffling. Confused
By:
UBLE/REGY
When: 11 Apr 19 14:05
Laugh
By:
alun2005
When: 11 Apr 19 14:35
Kay utterly demolishing the SEETHING Tatchell now on Sky News
By:
tobermory
When: 11 Apr 19 14:36

Apr 11, 2019 -- 12:53PM, UBLE/REGY wrote:


I am on his side I have always believed Wiki leaks a lot more than our lying governmentsI am not sure Kenny Mann will be, he was not looking after his cat properly, I would also be concerned over that


Yep. America unhappy he exposed them machine gunning civilians in Iraq. Of course we have an absolutely humiliating extradition treaty with the USA : we hand over anyone no questions asked, while they can tell us to do one. Doubt Assange will get much support here as he was helping out Farage so has pissed off everyone.

By:
darren_discombobulates_sports
When: 11 Apr 19 14:44
if there's public pressure UK doesn't always extradite to the US, Gary McKinnon and Lauri Love both fought and won against extradition to the US on hacking charges.

Imo Assange has wasted 7 years of his life, he should have risked extradition as he had a decent case, he was a publisher not a hacker in this instance? not to mention Obama was US president, more chance of early release like Chelsea Manning under him rather than Trump?
By:
edy
When: 11 Apr 19 14:57
Wikileaks was purposefully used to help Trump. The Lord is usually a thankful being, isn't he?
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 14:58
Has been found guilty of being Julian Assange, looking like a tramp, and skipping bail Surprised
By:
Angoose
When: 11 Apr 19 15:00
Possible jail sentence of twelve months, likely to be served in the Galapagos Islands Scared
By:
tictacman1
When: 11 Apr 19 15:02
Was no holiday in the sun....looked like Robinson crusoe
By:
Hank Hill
When: 11 Apr 19 15:20
The cop is trying to suppress a laugh as old father time is being dragged out
By:
David Icke
When: 11 Apr 19 17:18
I reckon there are a few forumites who haven't been outside for seven years.
By:
Escapee
When: 11 Apr 19 17:20
Wiki leaks let us know about Cameroon hiding money in a tax haven

And released footage showing 'our' side did not hold the moral high ground (to put it mildly) in Iraq


Lock up the truth sayers because the truth is ugly.
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 17:44
it looks like he's been watching Laura Kueenssberg too much
By:
darren_discombobulates_sports
When: 11 Apr 19 17:45
Pamela Anderson has spoken



Pamela Anderson

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I am in shock..
I couldn’t hear clearly what he said?
He looks very bad.
How could you Equador ?
(Because he exposed you).
How could you UK. ?
Of course  - you are America’s b!tch and  Shocked
you need a diversion from your idiotic Brexit bullshit.
By:
Baphornet
When: 11 Apr 19 17:49
she has a point with her last line
By:
Racingqueen
When: 11 Apr 19 18:19
How could you Equador ?


What was his plan, stay there for another 7 years? Laugh

He should have stood tall the first day and stood his ground against extradition.

Even if he'd been jailed, he'd be out by now
By:
Reynard
When: 11 Apr 19 18:20
Even if he'd been jailed, he'd be out by now

He was in effect , albeit voluntarily Cool
By:
dustybin
When: 11 Apr 19 19:03
He was always going to be vulnerable to changes of how Equador valued him
And as the yanks always do, they always lean on everyone else to get their own way

I just hope this isnt the end of truth
By:
akabula
When: 11 Apr 19 19:21
Pamela Anderson has tweeted in support of Julian, I'm sure that will cheer him up

As if it wasn't bad enough Diane Abbott has now spoken up for him.
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