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The Nigel Farage Show: What should happen next to Julian Asaange? P2/2 LBC-13th February 2018
You Tube ^ | 2/13/2018 | OrionPrime

Posted on 02/14/2018 3:54:40 AM PST by Nextrush

(Nigel Farage at: 17)...It's that man Julian Assange again, the long running saga. The man who has been in the Ecuadorian Embassy now for over five years.

Well, his case was once again at Westminster Magistrates Court.....

(Nigel Farage at 2:20)...But its the American dimension of this that I still find a bit of a mystery. Was there any hint or any clue today of any kind from District Judge Emma Arbuthnot as to whether or not the Americans have an extradition warrant out for him or not?........

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Extended News; Foreign Affairs; United Kingdom
KEYWORDS: julianassange; nigelfarage; wikileaks
Nigel Farage talking about Julian Assange on his show yesterday as a judge in London rules against the arguments of Assange's lawyers.

Skipping bail in London may be one thing but what worries Nigel is Assange being hauled off to this country on some extradition warrant that may be hidden from public knowledge right now.

1 posted on 02/14/2018 3:54:40 AM PST by Nextrush
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To: Nextrush

The entire Asantge thing is curious. He was charged in Sweden with “rape” for spending three days with a female having sex on several occasions “without a condom”. Sweden, a country where rape has become so common the police aren’t even interested and their gummint and media actually go out of their way to cover it up. The female in question is “glow in the dark CIA” so it demonstrates a serious lack of judgement on Assange’s part to have even fallen for it. Upon realizing he had been set up he fled to the UK where TPTB pursued him so he fled further to the Ecuadorean Embassy which had a vehement anti US leader at the time (which has since been replaced) but yet, there he remains. I have never heard of any US charges against him but one wonders about “secret charges” (do we even DO that sort of thing?) or are they trying to get their hands on him so they can charge him? Who knows?

I get that US Intel types want his hide for publishing their stuff but seems to me normal folks here are beginning to realize that without the Podesta emails I don’t think we would know any of the #FusionCollusion stuff so, in that sense, what Assange did is a plus for “normal Americans”. The entire Assange affair is just a stinking, fetid, hot mess it would seem.


2 posted on 02/14/2018 4:26:17 AM PST by wastoute (Government cannot redistribute wealth. Government can only redistribute poverty.)
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To: wastoute

Right now the British judge is drumming up the simple notion of skipping bail and that Mr. Assange should have the “courage” to come to court.

But once he’s out of the embassy and back in custody does he end up in a jail in this country to be dealt with by the intelligence-security lobby on super duper charges with a 1000 year prison sentence or something like that?

After I’ve seen our criminal justice system operate in the Oregon Standoff and Bunkerville Standoff cases against dozens of people in a corrupt way, I am much more sympathetic to Mr. Assange than to any grievances from the “Security Lobby” in this country and or the intelligence agencies.


3 posted on 02/14/2018 4:43:37 AM PST by Nextrush (Freedom is everybody's business: Remember Pastor Niemoller)
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To: Nextrush

Very well said. JUSTICE for ASSANGE.


4 posted on 02/14/2018 4:53:21 AM PST by stars & stripes forever (Blessed is the nation whose GOD is the LORD. Psalm 33:12)
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To: Nextrush

The same IC that is still running their coup attempt?


5 posted on 02/14/2018 4:53:29 AM PST by Paladin2
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To: Nextrush

The risk of secret courts is that one cannot know what may or may not happen. There very well could be secret warrants.

Additionally after we forced down and searched the Presidential aircraft of the president of Bolivia, after we used our embassies to launch overthrows in half a dozen countries, after we used the Benghazi embassy to smuggle weapons to Al Qeida, after we sent the FBI to Iceland to try to get them to lie about some offense we could use as a pretext to grab Assange, it’s pretty obvious we have abandoned all pretense of the rules of diplomacy and embassies.

Assange should be extremely careful about trusting the despots in DC. They bitterly hate him for publishing their crimes and wrongdoing.


6 posted on 02/14/2018 5:44:59 AM PST by DesertRhino (Dog is man's best friend, and moslems hate dogs. Add that up. ....)
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To: Nextrush

bump


7 posted on 02/14/2018 1:10:33 PM PST by Albion Wilde (Winning isn't as easy as I make it look. -- Donald J. Trump)
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