Assange Win or Loss? Court Approves Temporary Reprieve U.S. Seeks Death Penalty for Free Speech (Video)

by N.Morgan

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Josh Sigurdson reports on the recent findings in a London court regarding the case of Julian Assange of Wikileaks as the journalist faces the death penalty in the United States for publishing basic facts showing evidence of war crimes committed by The United States government.

While the New York Times published the same information with less redaction, Assange has been in prison in London for 5 years after years of being locked up in the Ecuadorian embassy.

This is a blatant attack on free speech and one of many steps being taken to ensure everyone is on their knees to a technocratic control grid with social credit.

The recent court hearing saw the judge call for a “temporary reprieve” in order to seek US assurance over extradition, meaning they want to make sure that he’s not being handed over for political reasons which would be technically speaking illegal in itself.

The fact that the court is even asking this question is their open admittance that this is a political case and Julian Assange is a political prisoner.

They’ve drugged him, injected him and destroyed his life for sharing facts with the public which the public of course should be aware of.

Alongside Julian Assange we also see Ross Ulbricht reach his 40th birthday after over 10 years in prison for starting the Silk Road with a few others.

The fact that we can pretend as a society that we have a conscience while these good, non-violent people rot in prison is a blemish on humanity itself.

Assange will be back in court on May 20th. The US government has 3 weeks to give the court satisfactory assurances.

Stories Contributed by N. Morgan