Julian Assange

Today, independent media, journalists and bloggers face increasing levels of harassment and censorship such as threats and doxing; shadowbans; censorship of material that threatens capitalism and government narratives; social engineering, defamation, and disinformation propaganda operations; and even murder. Thankfully, my website is still up (for now) but I can’t sayFull story

OPINION: Yesterday a member of the Socialist organization Class Conscious published an article entitled, A Further Warning to Marxists In Regards to Trump’s Coup Attempt, in which activist Davey Heller addressed the dangers of Trump, fascism, and counter-arguments made by hostile critics who stubbornly cling to politically rose-colored glasses. InFull story

JULIAN ASSANGE COURT DOCUMENTS BAIL VIOLATION Case No: 01CD021919Judge: Deborah Taylor (Southwark Crown Court)Prosecutor: Special Crimes Division (SCD)Defense: Mark John Summers QC April 30, 2019: Assange Mitigation Letter May 1, 2019: Judge’s SentencingMay 1, 2019: Press Briefing → Kristinn Hrafnsson US v. JULIAN PAUL ASSANGE Case No: 1:18-cr-00111-CMHAssociated Cases: 1:17-mj-00611-TCBFull story

After Ecuador President Lenin Moreno cut off Julian Assange’s communications on March 27, 2018, Assange’s supporters took to the internet to express their shock and outrage. Early the next day, an account linked to WikiLeaks, @BellaMagnani, responded to the situation on Twitter using the new hashtag #ReconnectJulian which was thenFull story

JULIAN ASSANGE UPDATES Below you’ll find updates on Julian Assange starting on April 10, 2019, the day before Ecuador President Lenin Moreno revoked his political asylum and the UK Met police arrested him. There are other timelines out there that might make a good cross reference with this one sinceFull story

Assange Supporters Question Who to Turn to for Information and Updates From the alt-right to PR firms that were shut down years ago, part one of dissecting the Julian Assange support campaign Tomorrow will mark a month since Julian Assange was arrested at the Ecuadorian embassy in London where heFull story

Four days ago U.S. Representatives Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Eliot L. Engel sent a letter to Ecuador President Lenin Moreno warning him that it would be difficult to move forward with economic, counternarcotics, and USAID assistance if Julian Assange, an apparent “threat to global security,” wasn’t handed over to authorities.  Of courseFull story