I sit on the extreme outside looking in at this farce.
From my perch Trump has a lot more in common with Assange than any other figure.
Both have been mauled by the globalists, deep state, so-called free press and been marked for extermination.
The US has a department of justice full of scumbags who spent over a year trying to destroy this New York outsider who hurt W. Bush's little brother's feelings and then somehow overcame cia, fbi, irs and msm plots to gain the White House.
I think he will pardon Assange whether he wins in November or not.
Assange would of released evidence on Trump if he had any.
Toss in Snowden. He sure was not ratting out Trump for misdeeds but the people Trump beat to get elected.
I think Trump will pardon Snowden as well.
Of course, I don't really give a toss.
I try to look at results rather than let some news agency tell me how to think.
It seems like the Middle East may be headed in a better direction than in decades.
North Korea has stopped lobbing missiles over Japan.
China has its hands full with domestic issues and negative feelings about the covid 19 plague.
I have a great market stocked with Whiskies below what any country on the planet sells them for.
I just keep building my collection and avoid the news.
I made a decision to stay in Cambodia and ride out covid 19 and lucky for me it was the prudent thing to do and certainly the least expensive.
I am going to drink some great Whisky and enjoy the peace and quiet of my apartment here in Cambodia far away from all of the turmoil.
It is a time to remember our loved ones who have passed on and for me it is everyone I ever loved before I found my niche in Cambodia.
Cheers to one and all.

lagrange wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 9:04 pm What changed? Whats happening now is whats been happening for maybe hundreds of years, except today the channels are more sophisticated.

today we get to see, in specific detail, how the mechanisms of power work in practice
that will almost certainly be cause for change
for good, eventually
but we're currently on a detour of denial and reinforcement, it seems

Phnom Poon wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 9:58 pm

lagrange wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 9:04 pm What changed? Whats happening now is whats been happening for maybe hundreds of years, except today the channels are more sophisticated.

today we get to see, in specific detail, how the mechanisms of power work in practice
that will almost certainly be cause for change
for good, eventually
but we're currently on a detour of denial and reinforcement, it seems

If you really believe that, then good luck to you, I hope it all works out. Unfortunately 99% of the world's population really dont give a good goddam about it, being too concerned with getting by every day. I will watch for changes with interest. Just read that Wikileaks up to 2015 released 10 million documents . World changed yet? Nope, doesn't look like it.

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isn't it strange that the uk's bbc has absolutely no coverage of this 'hearing' whatsoever?

lagrange sounds like 'baldrick'
maybe (s)he'll be the next to be disappeared, which is essentially what's happening here

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also, an interview where assange predicted a us govt. attack on investigative journalism by labeling it espionage, whenever 'national security' was involved
at 40:45:
https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/1 ... an-assange

calling rossieoz, investigating reporter . . .

^^^ interview was Feb 2011
but you probably did not need to be Nostradamus to make that prediction.

thanks Phnom Penh Post/Poon for the posting the interview
'very interested to hear from the mans mouth himself - something that is shut down by British Justice right now.
and could forever be freeze dried frozen silent if he ever gets sent to those tortuous sense-depriving US lifetime long inhumane high-tech dungeons.

The Assange extradition case is an unprecedented attack on press freedom – so why’s the media largely ignoring it?

this is in a major publication, but has the air of a rogue story, to me
the obvious answer to the question raised is that the 'free' press are not in fact free at all but are effectively in cahoots with power