Julian Assange: If Wars can be Started by Lies, Peace can be started by Truth

Julian Assange speaking at Trafalgar Square 8th October 2011 – If Wars can be Started by Lies Peace can be started by Truth
Rubberhose cryptography and the idea behind Wikileaks: Julian Assange as a physics student

Niraj Lal – “I first met Julian in the Redmond Barry Physics Lecture Theatre ten years earlier, in 2002, on our first day at the University of Melbourne. The lecturer, the affable Professor Geoff Opat with curly hair and thick-rimmed glasses, in that first hour transformed the topic of ‘units’ — of length, time, and mass — into the powerful concept of ‘dimensional analysis’, a method of answering physics problems simply by determining the underlying units involved. It was a technique later applied to understanding structural opposition to government transparency.”
The Assange Extradition Ruling Is A Relief, But It Isn’t Justice

by Caitlin Johnstone – British Judge Vanessa Baraitser has ruled against US extradition for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, but not for the reasons she should have. Baraitser’s frightening ruling supported virtually every US prosecutorial argument that was made during the extradition trial, no matter how absurd and Orwellian. This includes quoting from a long-discredited CNN report alleging […]
UK judge refuses US extradition of WikiLeaks founder Assange

“It’s only his fragile health that has saved him from extradition. The US arguments were all upheld. All journalists should be alarmed at the judgement” A British judge on Monday rejected the United States’ request to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to face espionage charges, saying he was likely to kill himself if held under harsh U.S. […]
Let’s Be Absolutely Clear What’s At Stake In The Assange Case

by Caitlin Johnstone – If the US succeeds in normalizing the legality of extraditing any journalist anywhere in the world who exposes its wrongdoing, there will be a worldwide cooling effect on national security journalism which will greatly impede humanity’s ability to form a lucid and unobstructed understanding of what’s going on in the world. The largest power structure on earth will have succeeded in not just turning the lights off in the room, but in uninstalling the light switch.
UN rapporteur on Assange: ′The US is trying to criminalize investigative journalism′

DW interview with UN rapporteur Nils Melzer on Assange: ′The US is trying to criminalize investigative journalism′
Assange Update: BOMBSHELL Audio Recording Released of Assange & US State Dept. Lawyer

In this Assange-Update, acTVism Munich team examine the recently released audio recording published by Project Veritas of a phone call between Julian Assange and a US State Department lawyer dating back to August 2011.
Everyone Was Wrong About Trump

by Caitlin Johnstone – I probably don’t need to tell my regular readers this, but a Trump pardon for Assange and Snowden is almost certainly not in the cards. Trump has done nothing but protect the imperial status quo the entire time he’s been in office and a pardon for either of those heroic government transparency advocates would be a deviation from his established patterns unlike anything he’s ever once demonstrated while in office.
Statement by Julian Assange after Six Months in Ecuadorian Embassy, 20 December 2012

Statement by Julian Assange after Six Months in Ecuadorian Embassy, 20 December 2012
“An international scandal”: Chomsky calls out Australia over Assange treatment

“The brutal persecution of Julian Assange is an international scandal, with the complicity of many governments,” said MIT Professor Noam Chomsky, in response to a question put to him about the Australian government’s lack of action on the plight of the WikiLeaks founder.
Who is Julian Assange?

Julian Assange is being sought by the current US administration for publishing US government documents which exposed war crimes and human rights abuses. The politically motivated charges represent an unprecedented attack on press freedom and the public’s right to know – seeking to criminalise basic journalistic activity.
The Guardian view on Julian Assange: do not extradite him

Do not Extradite Assange – The Guardian in its editorial on 19 January 2020, states that the US should never have brought the case against the WikiLeaks founder and adds that this attack on press freedom must be rejected.