Assange Says He has Way More Documents

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 28, 2016

Before the FBI hearing was over, Assange said he had documents which would result in a Hillary indictment. Then he didn’t release them and I was like, “oooh, failed to deliver.”

But then he did this DNC leak, which makes me think – “maybe he does have documents that would lead to a Hillary indictment, and he’s just held them back on purpose until they need released?”

Right now, Trump is 7 points up, so he should just hold them for the time-being.

RT:

WikiLeaks possesses “a lot more” documents to surprise American voters ahead of the upcoming presidential elections – and will not hesitate to make them public.

The leak of 20,000 internal emails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC), published by the whistleblowing website on July 22 “is having so much political impact in the United States,” Julian Assange acknowledged to CNN in a Skype interview on Tuesday.

Speaking to America’s primary media outlet from the safety of Ecuadorian embassy in London, the WikiLeaks founder refused to disclose the source of the leaked batch of DNC emails, particularly avoiding denial or to confirmation of alleged Russian involvement, much talked about by Hillary Clinton’s campaign headquarters. He explained his lack of responsiveness by an obligation to protect WikiLeaks’ information sources.

“Perhaps one day the source or sources will step forward and that might be an interesting moment. Some people may have egg on their faces,” Assange said. “But to exclude certain actors is to make it easier to find out who our sources are. So we never do it.”

The famous whistleblower said that Hillary Clinton’s aides are focusing public’s attention on the unsubstantiated “Russian trail” in the delicate situation they had found themselves in. This is instead of trying to address the principle issue of the DNC email scandal: roughly plotting against rival Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders. The hacked letters cover the period from January to late May this year.

“What we have right now is the Hillary Clinton campaign using a speculative allegation about hacks that have occurred in the past to try and divert attention from our emails, another separate issue that WikiLeaks has published,” Assange said.

“I think this raises a very serious question, which is that the natural instincts of Hillary Clinton and the people around her, that when confronted with a serious domestic political scandal, that she tries to blame the Russians, blame the Chinese, etc.,” Assange noted.

“If she does that when she’s in government, that’s a political, managerial style that can lead to conflict,” he concluded.

A few hours ago he dropped some voicemails.

They’re pretty lols, showing donors complaining they aren’t getting enough access.

RELEASE: The DNC recordings https://t.co/OIv1xjpp6c #DNCLeak #DNCinPHL

Recordings: https://t.co/TTyre5UIOD

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) July 27, 2016

A dinner with Hillary Clinton is $200,000.

I wouldn’t pay $200,000 for dinner with Taylor Swift!