D5
On 1/12/18 Assange Campaign posted a chess board.
It was discovered to be move 24b of a very famous 1918 Capablanca v Marshall chess match.
Click through the game here:
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1095025
As it turns out, the very last move in the game is the WHITE BISHOP (Marshall) taking out black pawn (Capablanca) which forced the game to end in a standing check. Capablanca still had moves, but every single option resulted in checkmate so he let the game end there.
The kicker?
The white bishop was on square D5.
“To be blunt….GAME OVER.”
Let’s see what the news brings…this feels like a standing check in process.
Moves left, sure - but they all end in checkmate. Nowhere to go.
https://twitter.com/defendassange/status/952036089015033856?s=21