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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
May 20, 2017
Can you imagine having your life in this woman’s hands? Now just imagine if such a beastly childless creature as this was in charge of running a country…
Let the poor bastard out already.
#AssangeDidNothingWrong
All he ever did was stealth some groupie bitch and then make Donald Trump President – neither of which is wrong.
RT:
Ecuador’s government has asked Britain to give WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange safe passage to the South American country to allow him asylum there.
A source close to the case at the Ecuadorian foreign ministry told the Press Association: “Given that the European arrest warrant no longer holds, Ecuador will now be intensifying its diplomatic efforts with the UK so that Julian Assange can gain safe passage in order to enjoy his asylum in Ecuador.”
The source added Ecuador “welcomes the decision” to drop the charges against Assange.
“This decision follows the interview of Julian Assange in Ecuador’s embassy in London in November 2016. Ecuador regrets that the Swedish prosecutor delayed more than four years in carrying out this interview.”
It comes after prime minister Theresa May said any decision about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s arrest or otherwise is an “operational matter” for police.
Asked if she would support the UK extraditing Assange to the US, May said: “We look at extradition requests when we receive them on a case-by-case basis.
“And in relation to Julian Assange, any decision that is taken about UK action in relation to him were he to leave the Ecuadorian embassy would be an operational matter for police.”
Her comments come as WikiLeaks called on the British government to “confirm or deny” whether Assange would be extradited after a rape investigation against him in Sweden was dropped on Friday.
“The UK has refused to confirm or deny whether it has already received a US extradition warrant for Julian Assange. Focus now moves to the UK,” WikiLeaks tweeted.
The police do in fact have a plan to arrest Assange if he just tries to walk out and go to the airport.
RT:
Organizers of a protest calling for Julian Assange to be allowed to freely leave the Ecuadorian Embassy say a police threat to arrest the WikiLeaks founder is “beyond the pale.”
On Friday, Swedish prosecutors dropped a preliminary rape investigation into Assange, ending a seven-year stand-off. The Metropolitan Police, however, swiftly confirmed it would still arrest the Australian over the lesser charge of skipping bail in 2012 when he sought asylum.
A public demonstration, organized by Veterans For Peace UK, is being held outside Downing Street, the prime minister’s residence, in central London.
Organizer Ben Griffin told RT that now the investigation into Assange has been dropped, the British government should allow Assange to leave the embassy and travel freely to a destination of his choosing.
“The Metropolitan Police Service said… it remained obliged to arrest Mr Assange should he leave the Ecuadorian embassy on a lesser charge of failing to surrender to a court. This is beyond the pale.”
“The situation as it stands is that there is no case to answer in Sweden.
“The only thing preventing Julian from leaving the embassy is a threat from the Metropolitan Police to arrest Julian for breach of bail, for a warrant that no longer exists.
“The Metropolitan Police should drop their claim of arrest and allow Julian Assange to leave the embassy.”
Assange has always denied the rape allegations made against him. He claimed they were made up as part of a plot to see him extradited to the US over his involvement with WikiLeaks.
Of course they’re made-up – the concept is made-up.
Stealthing is not rape.
Only Swedes – the people who came up with the brilliant idea of replacing 15% of their population with Islamic gang-raping terrorists in a 15 year period – could come up with the concept that not telling a girl you aren’t wearing a condom is “rape.” It is childish and absurd.
Anyway, it isn’t up to Theresa whether Assange gets safe passage. It’s up to Donald Trump. Or rather, it’s up to “America” – it’s still not really clear how much control Donald Trump has over that particular country.
