Julian Assange Extradition, WikiLeaks, First Amendment Rights
Julian Assange faces extradition to the United States following a London High Court ruling, an event reportedly causing the WikiLeaks founder to suffer a stroke. The legal battle centers on Assange's publication of classified documents detailing military actions, including an Apache helicopter attack that killed Reuters employees. Critics argue the Biden administration is criminalizing journalism and truth-telling to protect the foreign policy establishment from embarrassment.
julian assange· wikileaks· london high court· extradition· first amendment
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00:39 Biden reveals plan to attack Russia, I've got this right here in my hand, as Germany blocks Putin's Nord Stream gas pipeline. Global exclusive top researchers have identified the secret corporate intelligence agency that launched COVID-19 while commanding the Great Reset to conquer the world. Meanwhile, humanity is awakening. Elon Musk and Ben Shapiro have both come out. and condemn Big Pharma's bioweapon vaccine saying it's all a power grab and not about protecting us. From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. And it's time for humanity to stand up in the info war and say I don't know what's going to happen at the end of this, but you want to fight, you better believe you've got one.
01:40 From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. While China's arsenal of hypersonic weapons becomes more of an international threat as China's troops amass on the waters outside of Taiwan and the Atlantic coast of Africa. Some observers have described a nightmare scenario where President Putin invades Ukraine and also simultaneously President Xi uses force to reunify Taiwan with China. Is the US prepared to deal with such a scenario?
02:22 The United States is going to take every action that we can take. from the point of view of both deterrence and diplomacy to make sure that the Taiwan scenario you just described never happens. But if the Biden administration can't even wind down the nearly 20-year occupation of Afghanistan without military deaths and abandonment, wouldn't the real nightmare scenario be an inevitable Biden bungling of world war? And while corporatic senators make reckless veiled threats like these... What does military action mean, Senator? I would not rule out American troops on the ground. We don't, do you know, we don't rule out first use nuclear action. It is times like these that the skills of Julian Assange
03:12 are vital to leveling the playing field for a populace continuously kept in the dark by the planners of the pandemic, the Great Reset, and the gradual infiltration of Chinese communism undermining Western civilization. Light them all up. Two traffic, two sixties. Come on, fire! Roger. Keep shooting. I mean, 11 people died in that attack, right? Including two Reuters employees. Yeah, two Reuters employees, two young children were wounded. There were between 18 and 26 people killed altogether. And releasing this caused widespread outrage. What was the key element of this that actually caused the outrage, do you think?
03:59 I don't know, I guess people can see the gross disparity in force. You have guys walking in a relaxed way down the street and then an Apache helicopter sitting up at 1km firing 30mm cannon shells on everyone looking for any excuse to do so. and killing people, rescuing the wounded. And there was two journalists involved who clearly weren't insurgents because that's their full-time job. Instead, Julian Assange, the 50-year-old founder of WikiLeaks, faces extradition from Britain to the United States after the US government won an appeal in London's High Court, reportedly causing Julian Assange to suffer a stroke. He didn't hack anybody's computers. He's a journalist.
04:40 He reprinted facts that were deeply embarrassing to our political class, the Democratic National Committee, and to, above all, the foreign policy establishment, which has an awful lot to be embarrassed of. And for doing that, The New York Times has done things like that for 100 years, no problem. Julian Assange does it. Well, he's been incarcerated for almost a decade since the summer of 2012. The Biden administration has criminalized telling the truth with this indictment and it's even worse than that actually. They've criminalized knowing of our classified information. Why is getting your brother more important than bringing, say, murderers to justice? People who run our democracies now would like to rule them.
05:20 You know, with impunity, they don't want people to know what's been done in their name. They want to keep secrets. They want to... They don't want the public to be informed basically. I think that's why. And they're creating Julian, they're making an example out of Julian. They're saying to people, if you tell the truth about our secrets, if you tell the truth about the security state or anything really, this is what's going to happen to you. You're going to be locked in a prison for the rest of your life. your reputation will be destroyed, you'll be taken away from your family. If your brother is extradited to the United States, do you think he'll survive? If he gets extradited, he will most likely die. Assange was a weapon of the First Amendment, wrestling the documents that forced transparency from a secretive military and political industrial complex, hiding earth-shattering revelations that affect all of humanity,
