Anyone got the black and white meme with president Trump and 50 guns pointed at his head with FAKE NEWS syndicates around him? thanks
I was being stupid in hindsight,
Its not about races of other people,
It's about an oligarchy group of families that have been screwing every single person for millennia.
It really is.
Thank you.
POTUS
“The President was responsible for those direct payments to Americans in the Covid-19 Relief Bill.”
@kilmeade
@foxandfriends
And the Moderna vaccine has already started rolling out. Very smooth distribution!
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1340988270243700739
It is!
Sorry when I pulled that article had been reading for a long time. That was in international news, strange US isn't on the list.
what the fuck are you bitching about cunt!
Julian Assange: What you need to know about the WikiLeaks founder
The Australian-born whistle-blower is fighting a court battle in the UK against extradition to the US on espionage charges.
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange is facing extradition to the US from the UK.
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.
A decision on his extradition is expected to be announced on January 4.
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.
The 48-year-old, a father, is WikiLeaks’ publisher and former editor-in-chief. In 2018, Icelandic journalist Kristinn Hrafnsson took over as editor.
Assange came to prominence in mid-2010 after WikiLeaks published US military logs from Afghanistan and Iraq, and US cable leaks in November that year.
Former US military personnel Chelsea Manning sent the information to Assange.
Manning was charged and sentenced to 35 years imprisonment in 2013 for violating the Espionage Act of 1917, and other offences.
The Espionage Act was passed to deter any interference in US military operations and prevent individuals and groups from supporting enemies of the United States.
Manning’s sentence was commuted in January 2017, days before then-US President Barack Obama left office.
What did WikiLeaks reveal?
WikiLeaks shot to fame in April 2010 after the website released a 39-minute video of a US military Apache helicopter firing over and killing more than a dozen Iraqis, including two Reuters journalists.
The footage leaked by private Manning led to global outrage, reigniting a debate over the US’s occupation of Iraq and wider presence in the Middle East.
In July that year, WikiLeaks, together with several media outlets, such as the New York Times, published more than 90,000 US military documents related to the War in Afghanistan.
These included previously unreported details about civilian deaths, friendly-fire casualties, US air raids, al-Qaeda’s role in the country, and nations providing support to Afghan leaders and the Taliban.
In November 2010, WikiLeaks published hundreds of thousands of US diplomatic cables, in what is now better known as the Cablegate scandal.
Some 250,000 reports were released, dating back to 1996 up until February 2010. The cables provided analysis and insights from more than 270 US embassies and consulates from around the world.
What is Assange charged with?
After Assange was arrested, a grand jury in the state of Virginia charged him with one count of computer intrusion/hacking for allegedly assisting Private Manning in accessing classified documents.
In May 2019, Assange was further charged – under the US Espionage Act of 1917 – on 17 counts for soliciting, gathering and publishing US military and diplomatic documents in 2010, all provided by Manning.
Assange is the first publisher to be charged under the act.
The leaks highlighted in the indictment include the US diplomatic cables, information on Guantanamo Bay prison detainees and Iraq and Afghanistan activity reports.
Extradition between the UK and the US is rare.
In 2012, a request from the US to extradite UK hacker Gary Mackinnon for hacking into US military databases was rejected. Similarly, the US refused a request from the UK earlier this year to hand over Anna Sachoolas, the wife of a US intelligence officer accused of killing a British citizen due to dangerous driving.
What happened to the sexual assault charges against him in Sweden?
The US indictment against Assange does not include any charges of rape, of which he was accused of by two Swedish women in 2010. Assange has repeatedly denied the accusations.
A Swedish court issued an international warrant for his arrest in 2010 so he could be extradited back to the nordic country. After being released on bail in the UK, Assange was granted asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in June 2012 by then-President Rafael Correa, where he resided for nearly seven years.
On November 19, 2019, all rape charges against Assange were dropped.
Why is this case important?According to rights groups, Assange’s possible extradition and sentencing in the US would be a serious threat to free-speech rights and to the work of investigative journalists around the world.
Amnesty International has said the effect of Assange being convicted on investigative journalists, publishers and anyone who publishes classified government material would be “immediate and severe”.
US lawyers argue that charges against Assange could be challenged under the US’s First Amendment law, which protects the right to freedom of speech and expression.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/12/20/julian-assange