He was evicted from the embassy in part because he kept skateboarding inside, at nearly 50. cool.
Suspected sex offender finally arrested!
by LoveUniHateExams 18 Replies latest social current
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Ding
I wonder if the Watchtower will use the occasion to decry the sex crimes committed by "worldly" people.
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fulltimestudent
Thank you, Simon
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LoveUniHateExams
The sex charge was trumped up and obviously so - the woman worked for the CIA for Christ's sake - let's get it right, please, sex charges (plural) from two women (plural).
Julian Assange still has charges to answer in a Swedish court.
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Simon
let's get it right, please, sex charges (plural) from two women (plural).
Hasn't one of them vanished? Like she never even existed? There are lots of things obviously suspect about all this, not least how much effort several countries are putting into pursuing it - countries that normally turn a blind eye and do little with much worse sexual crimes.
Almost as though it's purely invented because they don't have a case for what they really want to charge him for.
His real crime was exposing the crimes of others and that the ruling elites think they are above the law. Just like with Trump winning the election he wasn't supposed to, those in power want their power and control back and will do anything to get it. False rape claims seem well within their MO and are intended to diminish support by the general public by destroying his reputation.
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LoveUniHateExams
Hasn't one of them vanished? Like she never even existed? - I don't know. But, apparently, one of the women wants the Swedish court to reopen the case.
Almost as though it's purely invented because they don't have a case for what they really want to charge him for - this should be tested in a Swedish court.
Then justice will be done - either Assange is punished for sex offences or the women punished for making stuff up.
Here's fellow sleaze-bag George Galloway attempting to defend Julian Assange - according to Galloway, if a woman goes to bed with you and sleeps with you once, it's merely bad sexual etiquette to wake her and ask her if she's up for sloppy seconds ... George Galloway, what an absolute c**t, eh?
(Galloway starts speaking @2mins 55secs. I pity his wife.)
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FedUpJW
His real crime was exposing the crimes of others and that the ruling elites think they are above the law.
I predict it will not be long and it will be reported that he is suffering from some serious illness followed by a sudden death shortly before any meaningful court appearance. One does not cross the Clinton Crime Family and expect to not be the target of their murderous wrath. He has the dirt on them and will likely be another in a long line of Arkancide victims.
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Vidiot
Ding - "I wonder if the Watchtower will use the occasion to decry the sex crimes committed by "worldly" people."
Please.
They might try that shit with the rank-and-file, but there's way too much internal documentation that demonstrates otherwise for it even remotely fly with anybody else.
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LoveUniHateExams
There are lots of things obviously suspect about all this, not least how much effort several countries are putting into pursuing it - countries that normally turn a blind eye and do little with much worse sexual crimes.
Almost as though it's purely invented because they don't have a case for what they really want to charge him for - just curious, so how do you think events unfolded?
Do you think one girl is an informant or both are?
Did the CIA approach the girls before sex and ask them to act like a honeytrap, bed Julian, then cry rape?
Or did the CIA approach the girls afterwards and then get them on board and persuade them to cry rape?
FWIW, here's how I think events unfolded: Julian Assange and his wikileak colleagues had been leaking info on the US, mainly, and at least some of those leaks were useful and showed corruption and other bad stuff done by US authorities. Assange acquired a kind of cult status because of this, and used his celebrity to try and bed women he found attractive. He has a rather flexible view of sexual consent.