Julian Assange loses extradition appeal at Supreme Court

[Catfish]

Originally Posted by Oberon

It was inevitable, you don't poke a big stick in the affairs of the US military and elite and expect to get away with it.

1. He will be sent to Sweden, not the US. Not that this decision is based on facts - like there has to be evidence to extradict someone, and there is not.

2. Before you kill or accuse someone you usually try to discredit him before - which is what is happening right now.

3. The US has nothing to do with this, he is not a US subject, so he can not be a "traitor". If an american non-military citizen would have done it, would he be a hero or a traitor ?

4. Who are the real traitors betraying their own people, after having seen what leaked out ? I have not seen ANY reaction on that, anywhere.


And maybe they should clean up their own backyard first ?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/20...pe-us-military
Are those women also accused, and of what ? Would this "whistleblower" also be extradicted, or charged for treason ?

It is really gross that meanwhile people can be accused for having said the truth, by a foreign (!) state ? Or somewhere else, killed by drones without hearing ? Justice has died long ago.


And, besides:


Like it should have been:




How it is:




Cheers,
Catfish