Wikileaks

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Originally Posted by Valve Bounce

There is this funny thing called:"Freedom of the Press", not to mention the "First Amendment" , but I guess the US Govt. thinks that these little details should not apply to an Australian citizen.

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It doesn't.
Neither does the Sixth Amendment or the Eighth Amendment which is why David Hicks was held in Gitmo for so long, facing cruel and unusual punishment.

Assange is a) not on US soil and b) not a US citizen; therefore none of the rights contained in the Bill of Rights apply to him.

Then is the little issue of the Bill of Rights 1689 which does apply to him being both an Australian Citizen and being in the UK, and there also is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights but the US recognises neither of these.

Is this woman protesting or suggesting something? :p

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/...22_634x357.jpg

I don't know if he's guilty of sex crimes or not and don't really care. Hopefully there is so much publicity that it will be impossible to have a Kangaroo court so the truth will out.

It does concern me that he went voluntarily to a police station and has been pursued so ardently by the Swedish government. I could understand him being detained if he was refusing to co-operate but he's hardly trying to do a bunk, has arranged surety, surrendered his passport and arranged accommodation. It also concerns me that our country is kow-towing to this international persecution by allowing the disclosure of his address. Are you, or are you not innocent until proven guilty? If some western Governments would have their way, he would already have been hanged and it's surprising he's still breathing.

I think that wikileaks has moved past it's creator and hopefully he will get justice, whatever that may be.

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Originally Posted by Dave B

Is this woman protesting or suggesting something? :p

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/...22_634x357.jpg

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If she hadn't covered her mouth, maybe she now wouldn't have to complain about her ar$e.

Well you obviously wouldn't have to rape the above one. She would drop to the ground faster that a lead brick :)

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Originally Posted by Roamy

Well you obviously wouldn't have to rape the above one.

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Funny thing about those charges in Sweden.

One of the charges relates to a condom that split during consensual sex. Both claim the act was consensual and indeed, both parties spent the next day together, but retrospectively, Miss A went to the police and with the other woman, claimed Assange split the condom on purpose. Apparently this is sexual molestation. Mind you, a man like Assange might have thought twice about touching Miss A if he had of known she had worked in the Swedish Embassy in the US and is suspected of being on the payroll of the CIA. Her University Thesis is also quite interesting :laugh:

The other one is just as intriguing who after going down on the accused in a Cinema and making 'love' to him, then claimed he raped her while she slept?

This is all just heresy and I cannot corroborate these claims or even swear they are real or fictional but the charges seem to be more serious than the evidence at hand......

I don't know what it's all about but there is more to this than what we can see. Both women have stated that they do not see Julian Assange as a threat but it seems they feel he should be taught a lesson???

As one website claims; "Man of Mystery or a website geek with a hard on?"

The rape claims are certainly fishier than Captain Birdseye's old gloves. Just as well he only pissed of the Americans, I guess. If he'd upset the British government I believe the correct procedure is to go for a countryside walk and commit suicide :s

I'm surprised that this guy hasn't been taken out. The leaks have obviously embarrassed governments from quite a few countries, including Australia, the latest ones here have identified members of the Labor party as US Government informers.

What I found very hard to believe was that one of the cable supposedly had Senator Mark Arbib passing secrets to the Americans. I mean he's suuuch a reliable source of news:

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/b...-1225756499702
has admitted he doesn't know if a green jobs program unveiled today will create 10,000 paid jobs or work-for-the-dole training.
Mark Arbib couldn't provide key details of the program, despite Prime Minister Kevin Rudd having described it as a "26-week environmental training program'' for unemployed people aged under 25.

The man barely knows where his own office is. The thought that he'd be implicated in secrets of international import is laughable.

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Originally Posted by Rollo

What I found very hard to believe was that one of the cable supposedly had Senator Mark Arbib passing secrets to the Americans. I mean he's suuuch a reliable source of news:

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/b...-1225756499702
has admitted he doesn't know if a green jobs program unveiled today will create 10,000 paid jobs or work-for-the-dole training.
Mark Arbib couldn't provide key details of the program, despite Prime Minister Kevin Rudd having described it as a "26-week environmental training program'' for unemployed people aged under 25.

The man barely knows where his own office is. The thought that he'd be implicated in secrets of international import is laughable.

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Mark Arbib knows how to handle knives, especially how to plant them in some guy's back.

Also the Green Jobs program was a dud, and it's better to claim ignorance on this. Make no mistake, Arbib is as cunning as a shytehouse rat.