Jimbuna
10-22-12, 10:23 AM
An interesting article IMHO about life in the Ecuardoreon embassy with Julian assange in residence:
Last June the embassy had a surprise visitor - Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, who was seeking refuge to avoid extradition to Sweden where he faced questions on sex assault allegations.
It's been four months now and embassy life has changed
.
"At that moment the only thing I was thinking was how to manage him sleeping here. Maybe because I'm a woman I was thinking of the sheets, we still don't have a washing machine.
"That letter came with a gift, the gift was numbers and numbers of policemen outside the embassy. It was a crazy night."
She tells me that late that evening the road was closed. More police turned up. They were outside every window, she remembers.
But she says her biggest shock came when she went to the embassy toilet.
"I turned on the light on and was about to go to the loo, see, and out of the window were police officers." She bursts again into laughter.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20026480
Last June the embassy had a surprise visitor - Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, who was seeking refuge to avoid extradition to Sweden where he faced questions on sex assault allegations.
It's been four months now and embassy life has changed
.
"At that moment the only thing I was thinking was how to manage him sleeping here. Maybe because I'm a woman I was thinking of the sheets, we still don't have a washing machine.
"That letter came with a gift, the gift was numbers and numbers of policemen outside the embassy. It was a crazy night."
She tells me that late that evening the road was closed. More police turned up. They were outside every window, she remembers.
But she says her biggest shock came when she went to the embassy toilet.
"I turned on the light on and was about to go to the loo, see, and out of the window were police officers." She bursts again into laughter.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20026480