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Time To Extradite Assange

Congratulations are in order to the Biden administration for winning the latest round in the quest to extradite Julian Assange to answer espionage charges here in the country in whose secrets he has allegedly been trafficking. Let s hope Mr. Biden

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Julian Assange: What you need to know about the WikiLeaks founder

On January 4, a British court blocked a United States request to extradite WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange. The US has charged him with hacking government computers and espionage after he obtained and published hundreds of thousands of classified documents between 2010 and 2011. District Judge Vanessa Baraister said extradition would be “oppressive” taking into account Assange’s mental health, saying he was at risk of suicide. Assange was arrested in April 2019 by UK police from the embassy of Ecuador in London, where he had been granted asylum since 2012. Here is what you need to know: Who is Julian Assange? Assange is an Australian-born computer programmer and founder of WikiLeaks – an international, non-profit whistle-blowing organisation that was created in Iceland in 2006.

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reminder to a lot of people, of that. so that s why, this is really about why did president from make this decision to make this his first pardon? somebody who was going to continue to divide and not unite the country at a point when we needed unity and not division rick? well i would say that is probably going to be the case. any high profile pardon. go back to private manning and the decision by president obama, to, to, give that pardon. that, that certainly ripped open a lot of wound that, that a lot of people were harmed bite information that was leaked. and, and, you know, i would say was a very immoral pardon. president obama didn t say what chelsea manning did was okay and in fact, she is a hero. he didn t say that, right? he commuted her. commuted her. commuted the sentence. actually serving time. and the president s reckoning was she served enough. looking at cases similar nature, context. this is enough time. so commuting the sentence. certainly controversial. but w

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almost a symbol of a lot of the racial divisions that have been a part of our country and our fabric for decades about the treatment, the disparity of treatment between people of different racial backgrounds by law enforcement officials. and that is a painful reminder to a lot of people of that. so that s why. needed unity and not division. rick. i would say that s probe going to be the case in any high profile part. you go back to private manning and the decision by president obama to give that pardon. that certainly ripped open a lot of wounds that a lot of people was harmed by the informing that was leaked. i d say it was an immorale but president obama didn t say what chelsea manning did was

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