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To: wastoute
If Assange stays inside the embassy, they can't go in and get him. If they do, they've committed an act of war against the mighty military power of Ecuador (LOL).

If the Ecuadorians push him out of the embassy, he's fair game. What would be lucky for Assange (and maybe smart for Ecuador) is if Ecuador were to make him an ambassador of Ecuador so he gets immunity, and can move to another embassy. Ecuador is probably smart enough not to do that, of course.

37 posted on 10/21/2016 9:37:55 AM PDT by Hardastarboard (Welcome back to Rome - 471 AD)
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To: Hardastarboard

How many pallets of cash from the Obama Regime would it take to bribe Equator into turning Assange?


53 posted on 10/21/2016 10:04:17 AM PDT by Flick Lives (Voting Trump. It is not just a vote, it is a chance to burn down the rotten Uniparty.)
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To: Hardastarboard

That is a great idea, if it is workable. Ecuador appoints Assange as an Ambassador and he could get all the way back to Australia. The reason, IMO, if Assange IS still there and in no immediate physical harm, is that Assange has reportedly something on Ecuador’s P.M. Correa (sp?). Freepers were saying Correa has a tough election coming up so Assange may be safe until that election.


55 posted on 10/21/2016 10:08:34 AM PDT by kiltie65
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