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CarbonCopy's avatar

I'm with you! I will never forget!

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Daniel Geery's avatar

If Julian was still operating and the world listened and acted, we would not be sitting at the edge of Armageddon.

I posted this before, but for those who haven't seen it:

sacredmockingbird.com

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420MedicineMan's avatar

God Bless Julian.

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Deb Hawthorn's avatar

Bless you, Caitlin, for keeping Julian from disappearing altogether. The systematic obliteration of that man is beyond belief.

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Lee Prentice's avatar

Thank you Caitlin!

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Marquis's avatar

Jullian really opposed the empire, all of it. They tolerated him so long as he was useful to their narrative.(His exposure of foreign governments). Yet as soon he did it to the US he was more wanted than Bin Ladin. Manning also was severely punished.

No common theif breaks into a room at an embassy...That and with the pressure to get Assange out of the embassy, it really was political manipulation. Assange was smart enough and restrained enough to follow simple rules. The very questionable charges of rape against him...So much conspired against gun,

As for the image, it should come to no surprise, if you are a journalist against the empire, you are treated as the worst kind of terrorist. A lesson, that we never have free press or free speech.

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TyrusRaymondCobb's avatar

A beautifully strong moral testament. Thank you Caitlin.

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Valerie's avatar

Thank you Caitlin, he will never be forgotten or obliterated as long as he is in our minds, he must be released.

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Starry Gordon's avatar

Looks like the basis for a series of art works which could be posted in a variety of places to remind people of what kind of regime we live under. By "posted" I mean small to medium prints on paper placed in books or stuck to walls.

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jlalbrecht's avatar

I bought a couple of "free Assange" t-shirts to support his legal fees. The most depressing question I get in the gym is, "Who is Assange?"

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The Revolution Continues's avatar

#FreeAssange

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Thierry Bruno's avatar

The French press, however strong in posing as a paragon of virtue, totally ignores Julian Assange. But it is true that this press is not far from dishonor.

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Jac's avatar

The Australian government shows how weak and controlled it is by doing nothing - thank you I will follow with interest

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Joe Van Steenbergen's avatar

He made enemies of powerful and vindictive people. They could not have gotten away with this in the mid-20th century; now they act with impunity.

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Doris Wrench Eisler's avatar

"Justice" and "order" are false dichotomies: justice is order, everything else is a fraud. Julian Assange is the newest example of this confused thinking, and history is full of them. What has the treatment of this brave man done for society and "order"? Do we have more, or less, confidence in the system? Are we more trusting, more hopeful of a good outcome in any area of society from economics to war? I don't think so, and I believe authorities know goddam well it isn't the case. So what is their point?

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John Iversen's avatar

“You let the fairies fox you while the devil does you”

- The Lady’s Not For Burning

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