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djean111

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8. Have we switched from being supposed to believe

Reply to pnwmom (Original post)

Wed Aug 22, 2012, 04:49 AM

Aug 2012

that the U.S. would never ever grab Assange to being supposed to think that well, if they do, he deserves it?
Not that our government cares much about what we think.
Perhaps the Assange stuff should be back-burnered until after the election, because grabbing Assange is not going to generate any more votes, methinks. Pardon my cynicism.

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What if there is a US indictment against Assange, and the charges aren't espionage [View all] pnwmom Aug 2012 OP

Read up on Daniel Ellsberg for your answer Matariki Aug 2012 #1

Some of the information Wikileaks has published is private -- for example, pnwmom Aug 2012 #2

Oh paleeze! Stratfor? These bloodsucking government 'contractors'.. Peace Patriot Aug 2012 #7

Ellsberg supports Assange and Manning dballance Aug 2012 #5

Disingenuous... Ben_Caxton Aug 2012 #13

That is just completely wrong Matariki Aug 2012 #16

I think you missed the point... Ben_Caxton Aug 2012 #17

I honestly don't get it - Matariki Aug 2012 #3

I've never seen anything to establish that it was actually Assange at the other end. snot Aug 2012 #4

We've always been at war with Eastasia. n/t Egalitarian Thug Aug 2012 #6

Have we switched from being supposed to believe djean111 Aug 2012 #8

It's an interesting thought and our secret government's legal eagles... Peace Patriot Aug 2012 #9

Theft of information is basically the definition of espionage Angleae Aug 2012 #10

And who stole information from the US? sabrina 1 Aug 2012 #11

There is a reason Assange has gone two years in the UK unmolested by the US hack89 Aug 2012 #12

You're thinking like work product? Interesting. Robb Aug 2012 #14

That would not be dramatic enough treestar Aug 2012 #15