Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
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Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
"Those doubting the degree of ruthlessness Assange can expect should remember the forcing down of the Bolivian president's plane in 2013 - wrongly believed to be carrying Edward Snowden."
If you think of Sweden as ABBA, think again:
"In December 2010, The Independent revealed that the two governments had discussed his onward extradition to the US."
"The rendition and subsequent torture of two Egyptian political refugees in 2001 was condemned by the UN Committee against Torture, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch; the complicity and duplicity of the Swedish state are documented in successful civil litigation"
http://johnpilger.com/articles/assange-the-untold-story-of-a...
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
"A Freedom of Information request by the Hazel Press news organisation revealed that Sweden has been granted 44 requests to interview a witness or suspect in the UK since 2010."
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/swedish-prosecutors-slammed-victim...
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
What you wanted to say: "Sweden claims Ecuador starts causing ... "
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
You've meant to say: "Sweden said that Ecuador requested that ... while Ecuador said on it's website it didn't request this."
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
"The Republic of Ecuador already made the sovereign decision to grant the journalist Julian Assange asylum on 16 August 2012. At no point has the Republic of Ecuador asked the Kingdom of Sweden to grant Mr. Assange asylum."
http://reinounido.embajada.gob.ec/statement-by-the-embassy-o...
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
Love this in the Guardian article:
"Sweden’s justice ministry said it welcomed Ecuador’s acceptance of its offer of negotiations, but the Guardian understands the ministry rejected a proposal by Quito to meet this week because officials were on holiday"
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/aug/11/julian-assange-...
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Julian Assange 'disappointed' as sex assault case dropped
Assange was now 5yrs 'imprisoned', how much would he have gotten in Sweden on the charges? (if proven guilty)
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: LA is dumping millions of plastic balls into its reservoir to tackle the drought
This chlorine everywhere in the US astonishes me. When visiting I'm not able to drink (non bottled) Coke b/c of the bad and intense chlorine taste.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Assange, the law of limitation, and the next eight days
Most people here think this article is about Assange being guilty or not. It's not.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Assange, the law of limitation, and the next eight days
If I went to my professor at university complaining that I waited 5 years and then could not solve the challenges b/c of not enough time left, he would just laugh at my assumption that I'm not responsible for the fu
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Assange, the law of limitation, and the next eight days
What everyone with that point of view means is this: the prosecutor has had 5 years to fix a potential complex setup but waited for the very last minute.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Assange, the law of limitation, and the next eight days
A 'comparison' to the US can't prove that Swedens system is not fu but only that the US might be even more so.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: Assange, the law of limitation, and the next eight days
Well waiting 5 years and then switching to strategy B (interview in London) 1-2 months before the last possible moment was obviously not the best strategy for the (potential) victims.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: How yuppies hacked the hacker ethos
I'd rather say, 80s hackers are todays yuppies. So it might be the same people.
Bohahahaha | 10 years ago | on: From a million miles away, NASA camera shows moon crossing face of Earth
"This is no moon!"
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