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Discussion 17 : 20 Feb 2013 at 17.2617
I find it more interesting in why the US military allowed a private (Manning) to have access to so much information.
Discussion 16 : 20 Feb 2013 at 17.1716
Lucky that he wasn't messing around with the Russians, otherwise, he could be glowing in the dark!
Discussion 15 : 20 Feb 2013 at 12.5915
Assange deserves a medal, but he will never be elected to the Senate, and if the impossible happened it would not slow down for one minute the American Empire's efforts to silence freedom of speech.
Discussion 14 : 20 Feb 2013 at 06.1614
Espionage is a dangerous "game," reserved only for highly trained professionals belonging to one of the "clubs," (CIA, KGB, MI-6, MOSSAD, and etc.). So, if Assange wants to play the "game," he must join one of the "clubs" first. For example the "007" always have the full weight of Her Majesty's Govt behind him in his service to her. And, as far as I know, "007" is quite a gentleman too, especially, around beautiful women, something Assange obviously is lacking.
Discussion 13 : 20 Feb 2013 at 05.2613
Assange is delusional if he thinks he can 1) get elected to Australia's upper house and 2) if elected that will give him a free pass on the charges against him.
Discussion 12 : 19 Feb 2013 at 21.2312
Incidentally, I do not think he would do well with the female vote. My girl friends and I find him more than a little creepy. Not helped by his lack of sexual etiquette and respect for his wife.
Discussion 11 : 19 Feb 2013 at 21.1611
Hero, one who displays courage and self-sacrifice for the greater good. Assange, one who runs away from responsibility, one who expects to be treated differently, one who is selective in which laws and conventions apply to him, one who's motive is self promotion and profit. He is however, revered by trolls and the rent-a-mob anti-establishment brigade. Are posters seriously trying to say that Sweden is an American puppet and that he will not get the fairest of treatment matching any nation in the world? I can't see him in the US, but talk of lynch mobs? More like trial under intense media scrutiny with the very best of legal aid.
Discussion 10 : 19 Feb 2013 at 18.4010
D#7 are you a Quebec frog? Your resent shows the typical attributes.
Discussion 9 : 19 Feb 2013 at 18.369
It is time for little 'Julie' to stand for himself and stop hiding behind the skirt of the Ecuador Embassy. The US has not made any charges against him. For an adult he is certainly acting the part of a child caught with his hand in the cookie jar. For those who want to continue to praise and worship him like a demigod go ahead, that is you choice. I think the guy is a pervert trying to avoid paying the price for his actions. Kinda like a guy in Dubai.
Discussion 8 : 19 Feb 2013 at 18.188
Is this an admission that being of affluent positon buys one a get out of jail free card. I thought this was the guy that blew the horn on these types.
