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26. That is Wikileaks taking credit for all sorts of things

Reply to snot (Reply #14)

Mon Jun 25, 2012, 12:47 PM

Jun 2012

that had many other causes.

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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange 'buoyed by support' [View all] reorg Jun 2012 OP

K&R'd. snot Jun 2012 #1

Mrs Assange is correct clang1 Jun 2012 #2

I think this whole thing is about getting Assange to the US to face charges! teddy51 Jun 2012 #3

Confirmation that US & Sweden have been discussing extradition to the US since at least snot Jun 2012 #20

Yep. Assange stepped on the head of a snake clang1 Jun 2012 #50

Then go to Sweden and face it treestar Jun 2012 #4

You point fingers in the wrong places clang1 Jun 2012 #5

Then explain why Sweden ( a country with a progressive system if there ever was one) treestar Jun 2012 #8

Let someone else answer you, you present nothing new and seem to be asleep even. n/t clang1 Jun 2012 #11

Treestar premise is: RobertEarl Jun 2012 #53

And how do you know Julian is in no danger? Is that sort of like Bradley Manning is in no danger? teddy51 Jun 2012 #12

Because the SCOTUS says he can't be charged. jeff47 Jun 2012 #15

Except that I wouldn't trust either SCOTUS or the US Government to keep there word. teddy51 Jun 2012 #18

Now if that isn't anti-US derangement syndrome, I don't know what is treestar Jun 2012 #23

Flag on the play. Adapted right wing meme. 10 yards. LeftyMom Jun 2012 #31

So it's also used for any one treestar Jun 2012 #36

It's still cribbing a stupid idea from Charles freakin' Krauthammer. LeftyMom Jun 2012 #39

Yep. Quite a piece of work there, eh? and in more ways than one. n/t clang1 Jun 2012 #44

Let me explain to you what US derangement syndrome is clang1 Jun 2012 #46

There was no word granted jeff47 Jun 2012 #43

Yet our own Defense Secretary weighed in... ljm2002 Jun 2012 #62

Very good point. They expose themselves just as greedy salivating people usually do clang1 Jun 2012 #63

So your evidence is the Defense Secretary doesn't like the guy. jeff47 Jun 2012 #65

Assange was nabbed in the UK... ljm2002 Jun 2012 #66

All too many people are just plain drones that do not appear to think n/t clang1 Jun 2012 #69

Again, waiting for Sweden to act makes completely no sense. jeff47 Jun 2012 #70

There is no need to show "past difficulties"... ljm2002 Jun 2012 #72

So slap them blinders on? jeff47 Jun 2012 #73

You are wrong about "my entire argument"... ljm2002 Jun 2012 #74

you didn't look if you "have found 0 cases" reorg Jun 2012 #75

Pffft clang1 Jun 2012 #68

Apparently you don't believe eyewitnesses provide evidence. jeff47 Jun 2012 #71

Because in the US you get a trial treestar Jun 2012 #22

Not a fair trial perhaps, but a kangaroo court trial (just ask his lawyers). teddy51 Jun 2012 #27

We do not have "kangaroo courts" treestar Jun 2012 #29

How terribly, cruelly naive. Better hope nobody you care about --> daaron Jun 2012 #33

Good grief! treestar Jun 2012 #37

Makes no sense clang1 Jun 2012 #49

no, 95% of all cases are resolved through plea bargaining reorg Jun 2012 #41

Nonsense: The Supreme Court is our best example of a kangaroo court. Vidar Jun 2012 #60

BOLD FACED LIES clang1 Jun 2012 #48

The US is terrible and corrupt, that has been witnessed over and over again. Why should teddy51 Jun 2012 #6

Because if your theory was correct, the UK would have already extradited him to the US. jeff47 Jun 2012 #17

Uhhhhhhh Iggy Jun 2012 #13

No, you're merely saying Julian should get away with publishing our documents treestar Jun 2012 #25

Facts are facts - if they're embarrassing, so be it. nt daaron Jun 2012 #34

How has this "embarrassment" solved anything? treestar Jun 2012 #40

Even the russians are not 'embarrased' Medvedev: Wikileaks 'Positive,' 'Healthy' clang1 Jun 2012 #52

The problem is exceptionalism Iggy Jun 2012 #57

Why do you want to "embarrass America", Iggy? daaron Jun 2012 #58

No Effort from me Required Iggy Jun 2012 #64

What happened to "Mr. Transparency"? Iggy Jun 2012 #56

What has the US done to stop torture and rendition, treestar- take off the rose colored glasses larkrake Jun 2012 #67

If Assange engaged in actions "against the US"... ljm2002 Jun 2012 #61

buoyed by support as in buoyed up ? dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #7

Wow! OnyxCollie Jun 2012 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author OnyxCollie Jun 2012 #10

I.m.h.o., Wikileaks and Assange snot Jun 2012 #14

I'd believe in them if they leaked any other country's secrets jeff47 Jun 2012 #16

Pls read the post you replied to. snot Jun 2012 #19

All of that information came from US documents jeff47 Jun 2012 #42

Wikileaks got Icelandic banksters put in jail. EFerrari Jun 2012 #47

Very logical thinking, no? n/t clang1 Jun 2012 #24

The US runs the entire world, in the supporters' minds treestar Jun 2012 #28

Makes no sense n/t clang1 Jun 2012 #30

Vast majority of Wikileaks focus has always been non-US. daaron Jun 2012 #35

That is Wikileaks taking credit for all sorts of things treestar Jun 2012 #26

Read again. Those are simply observations of US officials et al. that were revealed by Wikileaks snot Jun 2012 #54

Should he try and get Fast and Furious documents to leak? joeglow3 Jun 2012 #32

Yes. I would as well were I an Investigative Journalist concerned with the law, clang1 Jun 2012 #38

thanks for providing this list reorg Jun 2012 #45

What Assange is clang1 Jun 2012 #21

Torture option still alive and well clang1 Jun 2012 #51

Fortunately, Wikileaks will endure regardless of Assange's fate. Robb Jun 2012 #55

Your post is quite bizarre clang1 Jun 2012 #59