Julian Assange: not a hero and a running coward.

[Katzndogz]

the handlers of paid agent troll LIAR ABILITY are getting desperate sending him here creating all these threads trying to slander true patriots like assange and oliver stone,the agent troll can only whine and cry and sling shit in defeat like the monkey troll he is.


I loved watching him throw his temper tantrme on his thread abotu stone and then DENYING reality he was mad.he gets mad and throws temper tantrems when people like stone tell the truth and heros like assange spill the beans.hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa

Assange isn't even a patriot. He's Swedish. If he were going to be patriotic he would have to be a patriot to the Swedish government not the US government.

I understand the meaning. Julian Assange has committed crimes against the United States even if he has never been charged with a crime. The inference is that if the US wanted to charge Assange with a crime, we could. The reality is, at best Assange could never be more than a co-conspirator to the crimes Bradley Manning committed and even that is questionable.

 

[AgentSparky]

The people have a right to know what its government is doing in their name. Especially, if what its doing, is illegal.

Let me guess, you consider Snowdan a traitor?

 

[idb]

the handlers of paid agent troll LIAR ABILITY are getting desperate sending him here creating all these threads trying to slander true patriots like assange and oliver stone,the agent troll can only whine and cry and sling shit in defeat like the monkey troll he is.


I loved watching him throw his temper tantrme on his thread abotu stone and then DENYING reality he was mad.he gets mad and throws temper tantrems when people like stone tell the truth and heros like assange spill the beans.hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa

Assange isn't even a patriot. He's Swedish. If he were going to be patriotic he would have to be a patriot to the Swedish government not the US government.

I understand the meaning. Julian Assange has committed crimes against the United States even if he has never been charged with a crime. The inference is that if the US wanted to charge Assange with a crime, we could. The reality is, at best Assange could never be more than a co-conspirator to the crimes Bradley Manning committed and even that is questionable.

When did he become Swedish?

 

[Billo_Really]

Despite the efforts of some misguided trollish ignorant dip shits to praise that scum bag, Julian Assange, the reality is:

Assange was busy making decisions that were not his to make, breaking laws to do it and overtly indifferent to who could get hurt as a consequence of his illegal and unauthorized behavior.

I do hope he gets captured and that the DoJ prosecutes him to the fullest extent of the law.

You make such a good German.

Hitler would be proud of you!

 

[Billo_Really]

Let me guess, you consider Snowdan a traitor?

Do you consider Daniel Elsberg a traitor?

 

[Billo_Really]

So Ilar Mylar made a few of your card houses fall? Details, please.

Oh please, IlarMylar couldn't spell cat, if you spotted him the 'c' and the 'a'.

 

[freedombecki]

So Ilar Mylar made a few of your card houses fall? Details, please.

Oh please, IlarMylar couldn't spell cat, if you spotted him the 'c' and the 'a'.

[MENTION=42714]IlarMeilyr[/MENTION] couldn't what?

 

[IlarMeilyr]

So Ilar Mylar made a few of your card houses fall? Details, please.

Oh please, IlarMylar couldn't spell cat, if you spotted him the 'c' and the 'a'.

Just because I have handed Dildo Douchebag his ass in a sack, he is now lashing out.

Petulant pussy that it is.

 

[bianco]

Julian Assange: not a hero

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He is to some;

Sydney Peace Medal: Julian Assange | Sydney Peace Foundation

The Sydney Peace Foundation has awarded its Gold Medal for peace with justice to WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange. The citation reads, ‘For exceptional courage and initiative in pursuit of human rights’.

 

[bianco]

the handlers of paid agent troll LIAR ABILITY are getting desperate sending him here creating all these threads trying to slander true patriots like assange and oliver stone,the agent troll can only whine and cry and sling shit in defeat like the monkey troll he is.


I loved watching him throw his temper tantrme on his thread abotu stone and then DENYING reality he was mad.he gets mad and throws temper tantrems when people like stone tell the truth and heros like assange spill the beans.hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa

Assange isn't even a patriot. He's Swedish. If he were going to be patriotic he would have to be a patriot to the Swedish government not the US government.

I understand the meaning. Julian Assange has committed crimes against the United States even if he has never been charged with a crime. The inference is that if the US wanted to charge Assange with a crime, we could. The reality is, at best Assange could never be more than a co-conspirator to the crimes Bradley Manning committed and even that is questionable.

Julian Assange is Australian, actually.
A seemingly arrogant, elitist, and troublemaking Australian.
Another one who should never have left Australia's shores.

When Huckabee and other 'US politicians' wanted to put him in their death chamber, I had to stand on his side.

 

[idb]

the handlers of paid agent troll LIAR ABILITY are getting desperate sending him here creating all these threads trying to slander true patriots like assange and oliver stone,the agent troll can only whine and cry and sling shit in defeat like the monkey troll he is.


I loved watching him throw his temper tantrme on his thread abotu stone and then DENYING reality he was mad.he gets mad and throws temper tantrems when people like stone tell the truth and heros like assange spill the beans.hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa

Assange isn't even a patriot. He's Swedish. If he were going to be patriotic he would have to be a patriot to the Swedish government not the US government.

I understand the meaning. Julian Assange has committed crimes against the United States even if he has never been charged with a crime. The inference is that if the US wanted to charge Assange with a crime, we could. The reality is, at best Assange could never be more than a co-conspirator to the crimes Bradley Manning committed and even that is questionable.

Julian Assange is Australian, actually.
A seemingly arrogant, elitist, and troublemaking Australian.
Another one who should never have left Australia's shores.

When Huckabee and other 'US politicians' wanted to put him in their death chamber, I had to stand on his side.

Australia is a penal colony.
Someone left the gate open!

 

[JWBooth]

Assange was busy making decisions that were not his to make, breaking laws to do it and overtly indifferent to who could get hurt as a consequence of his illegal and unauthorized behavior.

Good for him.

 

[IlarMeilyr]

Assange was busy making decisions that were not his to make, breaking laws to do it and overtly indifferent to who could get hurt as a consequence of his illegal and unauthorized behavior.

Good for him.

No.

Bad for him.

I can't wait for him to be captured and dragged into an American Court of law to face trial.

I long for his criminal conviction and wish for him a long time behind bars.

Fuck him. He is a vile criminal.

 

[IlarMeilyr]

Julian Assange: not a hero

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He is to some;

Sydney Peace Medal: Julian Assange | Sydney Peace Foundation

The Sydney Peace Foundation has awarded its Gold Medal for peace with justice to WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange. The citation reads, ‘For exceptional courage and initiative in pursuit of human rights’.

Some shit heads still admire Hitler, too. So the argument that Assange is a hero to some is not very persuasive.

 

[bianco]

Julian Assange: not a hero

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He is to some;

Sydney Peace Medal: Julian Assange | Sydney Peace Foundation

The Sydney Peace Foundation has awarded its Gold Medal for peace with justice to WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange. The citation reads, ‘For exceptional courage and initiative in pursuit of human rights’.

Some shit heads still admire Hitler, too. So the argument that Assange is a hero to some is not very persuasive.

Assange is hardly Hitler though.

He's no hero of mine, I think he's acted very foolishly, both with women in Sweden and with releasing all those cables.
I cannot abide by his being put to death in America though, so I must support his not being extradited there.

 

[bianco]

Assange isn't even a patriot. He's Swedish. If he were going to be patriotic he would have to be a patriot to the Swedish government not the US government.

I understand the meaning. Julian Assange has committed crimes against the United States even if he has never been charged with a crime. The inference is that if the US wanted to charge Assange with a crime, we could. The reality is, at best Assange could never be more than a co-conspirator to the crimes Bradley Manning committed and even that is questionable.

Julian Assange is Australian, actually.
A seemingly arrogant, elitist, and troublemaking Australian.
Another one who should never have left Australia's shores.

When Huckabee and other 'US politicians' wanted to put him in their death chamber, I had to stand on his side.

Australia is a penal colony.
Someone left the gate open!

Used to be a penal colony.
I'll start a separate thread about it soon.

A penal colony no more, and a lot of freedom.
Freedom that has seen Assange evolve;

Now a candidate at next weeks's federal election.

How Julian Assange?s Senate Bid Will Change Australian Politics - The Candidate | Guy Rundle | The Monthly

The WikiLeaks Party has the distinction of being the first Australian party to have a leader not merely in exile, but in asylum. Campaigning by video link, Skype and encrypted email, Julian Assange hopes to win a seat in the Senate from the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has now spent nearly a year.

Although the party is running a serious Senate ticket, it’s Assange’s spot on the Victorian list that is at the heart of the campaign.
With a reported membership of 1500 and counting, the party has every intention of becoming a movement. Its leaders are spruiking figures collected by research company UMR, suggesting the vote for Assange and the party might be as high as 26%. Cooler heads doubt this, but the party doesn’t need anything like that level of support if it can create a series of interlocking preference deals.

From 28 November 2010, when WikiLeaks, with the Guardian, New York Times and other publications, released the first of the “cablegate” archives, the Gillard government saw its role as siding with the US, rather than protecting the rights of one of its own citizens.
US politicians and right-wing pundits openly called for Assange’s assassination; Vice-President Joe Biden described him as a “high-tech terrorist”: given the Obama administration’s record of assassinating those it deems terrorists, this was no idle chatter.

Australia’s response, via then attorney-general Robert McClelland, was to announce that the federal police were looking for any Australian laws that Assange might have broken.
It turned out Assange was under investigation by the Swedes after two women alleged some non-consensual behaviour within consensual sexual encounters. In February 2011, he was fighting extradition to Sweden in the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. He was given standard consular assistance.

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Senator Assange?

 

[freedombecki]

Julian Assange is Australian, actually.
A seemingly arrogant, elitist, and troublemaking Australian.
Another one who should never have left Australia's shores.

When Huckabee and other 'US politicians' wanted to put him in their death chamber, I had to stand on his side.

Australia is a penal colony.
Someone left the gate open!

Used to be a penal colony.
I'll start a separate thread about it soon.

A penal colony no more, and a lot of freedom.
Freedom that has seen Assange evolve;

Now a candidate at next weeks's federal election.

How Julian Assange?s Senate Bid Will Change Australian Politics - The Candidate | Guy Rundle | The Monthly

The WikiLeaks Party has the distinction of being the first Australian party to have a leader not merely in exile, but in asylum. Campaigning by video link, Skype and encrypted email, Julian Assange hopes to win a seat in the Senate from the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has now spent nearly a year.

Although the party is running a serious Senate ticket, it’s Assange’s spot on the Victorian list that is at the heart of the campaign.
With a reported membership of 1500 and counting, the party has every intention of becoming a movement. Its leaders are spruiking figures collected by research company UMR, suggesting the vote for Assange and the party might be as high as 26%. Cooler heads doubt this, but the party doesn’t need anything like that level of support if it can create a series of interlocking preference deals.

From 28 November 2010, when WikiLeaks, with the Guardian, New York Times and other publications, released the first of the “cablegate” archives, the Gillard government saw its role as siding with the US, rather than protecting the rights of one of its own citizens.
US politicians and right-wing pundits openly called for Assange’s assassination; Vice-President Joe Biden described him as a “high-tech terrorist”: given the Obama administration’s record of assassinating those it deems terrorists, this was no idle chatter.

Australia’s response, via then attorney-general Robert McClelland, was to announce that the federal police were looking for any Australian laws that Assange might have broken.
It turned out Assange was under investigation by the Swedes after two women alleged some non-consensual behaviour within consensual sexual encounters. In February 2011, he was fighting extradition to Sweden in the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. He was given standard consular assistance.

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Senator Assange?

My Aunt, a WWII bride from Sydney said Australian men do not respect women there very much. Sad, really.

 

[bianco]

Australia is a penal colony.
Someone left the gate open!

Used to be a penal colony.
I'll start a separate thread about it soon.

A penal colony no more, and a lot of freedom.
Freedom that has seen Assange evolve;

Now a candidate at next weeks's federal election.

How Julian Assange?s Senate Bid Will Change Australian Politics - The Candidate | Guy Rundle | The Monthly

The WikiLeaks Party has the distinction of being the first Australian party to have a leader not merely in exile, but in asylum. Campaigning by video link, Skype and encrypted email, Julian Assange hopes to win a seat in the Senate from the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has now spent nearly a year.

Although the party is running a serious Senate ticket, it’s Assange’s spot on the Victorian list that is at the heart of the campaign.
With a reported membership of 1500 and counting, the party has every intention of becoming a movement. Its leaders are spruiking figures collected by research company UMR, suggesting the vote for Assange and the party might be as high as 26%. Cooler heads doubt this, but the party doesn’t need anything like that level of support if it can create a series of interlocking preference deals.

From 28 November 2010, when WikiLeaks, with the Guardian, New York Times and other publications, released the first of the “cablegate” archives, the Gillard government saw its role as siding with the US, rather than protecting the rights of one of its own citizens.
US politicians and right-wing pundits openly called for Assange’s assassination; Vice-President Joe Biden described him as a “high-tech terrorist”: given the Obama administration’s record of assassinating those it deems terrorists, this was no idle chatter.

Australia’s response, via then attorney-general Robert McClelland, was to announce that the federal police were looking for any Australian laws that Assange might have broken.
It turned out Assange was under investigation by the Swedes after two women alleged some non-consensual behaviour within consensual sexual encounters. In February 2011, he was fighting extradition to Sweden in the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. He was given standard consular assistance.

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Senator Assange?

My Aunt, a WWII bride from Sydney said Australian men do not respect women there very much. Sad, really.

WW11 was a long time ago.
These days Australian men are basically doormats....women have taken over the workplace and society...and "Happy wife, happy life" is king.

I beg to differ with Aunty, I say Australian men do respect women.
It's the very reason women have been allowed to/been able to, flourish.

My father [born before 1920] never respected my mother [born before 1920][she was beautiful on the outside and within, and deserved better.]
But my 3 favourite uncles, and every other man of the couples in my parents' circle treated their wives with the utmost respect.
I had two uncles though who were utter morons, never respected their wives, used to whack into their kids all the time with belts.
My rancher father in law [now deceased] treated his wife like a princess, much to his detriment...she spoke to him like he was dirt , and bossed him around like a slave.

Today, according to a top PI, the biggest cheaters in Sydney are women.

Today, in Sydney, young women have been treated with so much respect that many of them are spoilt brats who think they're 'exalted goddesses' and 'God's gift to men'.
Not all, but many of them.

Back in Aunty's day though, mostly among the "working class" as far as I can judge, was where the most disrespect for women was.
Married women couldn't work, had no money of their own, were 'trapped' at home raising kids and cooking/cleaning etc.
I saw many happy and respectful marriages from that era though.

The movie 'Shirley Valentine' is instructive...a sign of the times of long ago.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Seg5WAq65n8]Shirley Valentine, Where's My Steak? - YouTube[/ame]

 

[freedombecki]

Thanks, Bianco. I'm glad to hear things got better for people in your generation, and hope things work out for everyone. My aunt loved my uncle and vice-versa. It was good for them both.

 

[Peterf]

I dislike Assange but don't blame him for refusing to face the 'rape' accusations cooked up by a couple of feminists here in Sweden, aided by an ultra-feminist prosecutor. Remember Sweden is to feminism what Saudi Arabia is to Islam.