prison in london he was really. bill gates donald trump won't sing that's absolute nonsense as we know those charges have all been dropped long ago there are no charges standing against him except some spurious ad very minor. barn door bail charge and u.k. law which is completely prepared to face under normal circumstances of jurisprudence in the u.k. the only reason he didn't was because he was frightened that as lackeys of the american empire the u.k. establishment would have him extradited to the usa which is what it looks as if they're trying to do theresa may comes from a long line of lackeys a long long line cameron before blair before him we we've all seen what's happened. since the second world war with the moving away from the welfare state that the attlee government put in place over the safe will towards more and more and more dependence upon the united states. with the nuclear submarine bases and scotland and so on and so on and so forth so we know that we are under the thumb while we the british people

prison in south east london known to some as the kind of guantanamo of britain. well the first time mostly visit to the embassy and to assign again in the embassy and areas for all of the orders for twentieth of april now that's a little bit longer way from now and was surprised and shocked to see the rest and before we could actually visit him there yes i heard another process of moving an official request to the british authorities to be able to visit his characters of detention but so far you can't say there's been any obstruction of un special rapporteur as to witness the conditions in which an innocent has been kept in what i cannot do it was to make your case and i salute many requests and i have not been able to visit him at his place of detention and the concerns of the appeal that i have a lot of the fifth of april to suspend any and visits to the steps of expelling him have not been respected and you intend on applying then to come and see him out of belmarsh prison where to look at yes because his doctor or a medical doctor examined him in there the ec

prison in south east london known to some as the kind of guantanamo of britain. well the first time mostly visit to the embassy and to a certain in the embassy and areas for a look or a sort of twentieth of april now that's a little bit long away from now and was surprised and shocked to see the rest and before we could actually visit him there yes another process of measuring an official request of the british authorities to be able to visit his current was a detention but so far you can't say there's been any obstruction of un special rapporteur to witness the conditions in which an innocent has been kept in what i cannot do it was to make your case and i certainly many requests and i have not been able to visit him at his place of detention and the concerns of the appeal that have a lot of the fifth of april to suspend any and visits to the steps of expelling him have not been respected and you intend on applying then to come and see him out of belmarsh prison where to look at yes because his doctor or a medical doctor examined him in the ecuadorian embassy sa

prison in south east london known to some as the kind of guantanamo of britain. well i will first mostly visit to the embassy and to assign again in the embassy and areas for all of the orders for the twentieth of april now that's a little bit long away from now and was surprised and shocked to see the arrest and before we could actually visit him there yes i heard another process of measuring an official request of the british authorities to be able to visit him in his current as a detention but so far you can't say there's been any obstruction of un special rapporteur to witness the conditions in which an innocent has been kept in what i cannot do it was to make your case and i salute many requests and i have not been able to visit him at his place of detention and the concerns of the appeal that have a large and fifth of april to suspend any and visits to the steps of expelling him have not been respected and you intend on applying that to come and see him out of belmarsh prison oh absolutely yes because his doctor or a medical doctor examined him in there the

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i'm outside belmarsh prison where chilliness songe is being held in custody it's a category a prison in south east london now earlier today members of the german bundestag and the european parliament were in front of the prison holding a press conference per testing against a sanchez arrest they believe it sets a dangerous precedent worldwide for journalists. journalists he's a whistle blower and needs international protection and not the criminal criminalization we recently he gave. truth he delivered to provide the truth to the public about the war crimes you rock and afghanistan and therefore he should be awarded more criminalized if he says that most of the sins of the knights and states his accusers by. he can be in prison for all their life and it's not fair because he only the now's the cases that corruption cases the right information to society and to people read the wall now the spanish and make a an a memorandum of the times talking to area where she received an official invitation from the ecuadorian embassy to visit a songe on monday however this was of course not possib

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prison carrying banners with the phrase don't shoot the messenger and since julian the sanchez erasto we've seen an outcry from an international audience regarding the potential extradition to the united states if anything though this is made people more aware about the revelations of wiki leaks and about questioning people and political power but the people i spoke to earlier the chairman m.p.'s and the spanish i mean well they believe some kind of this information campaign is starting against a songe and they're very concerned about the potential extradition haring to be held on may the second while some politicians openly support us and others have made dramatic about turns from any positive comments they may have ever made about . wiki leaks wiki leaks which really what you leaks it's been amazing what's coming out on wiki leaks shakeel it's. the wiki leaks achilles wiki leaks wiki leaks i love what you like. clearly the president was making a joke during the twenty sixteen campaign. you know nothing about wiki leaks it's not my thing. and it seems trump is not the only one who ha

prison in london and i hope that will be granted i just think it's very important that we acknowledge julian assange for the great sacrifice that he has me and for us all one must ask the question why didn't this happen before i nominated in this year for the nobel peace prize for his work for peace and trying to end war and suffering of the people he knew when he published through ekiti lakes he knew he would be a wanted man. and he was governor freedom i think we have to acknowledge julian assange and thank him and i want to do that personally for all he has done for us i was deeply shocked that julian assange who was arrested from there could or is amber say so treated so badly dragged died of the embassy julian assange. is there or is his human rights and he should be free in media and under no circumstances sent to america for a jury trial because if that happens we are become poorer and live in a very dark orders for our children to. be revealed donald trump called former u.s. president jimmy carter for the first time over the weekend to discuss relations between america and chi

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prison in london and i hope that will be granted i just think it's very important that we acknowledge julian assange a for the great sacrifice that he has made for us all one our must ask the question why didn't this happen before i nominated this year for the nobel peace prize for his work for peace and trying to end war and suffering of the people he knew when he published through recchi lakes he knew he would be a wanted man. and he was governor. i think we have to acknowledge julian assange and thank him and i want to do that personally for all he has done for us i was deeply shocked that julian assange was arrested from the ecuadorian embassy so treated so badly dr died of them say julian assange. is there or is his human rights and he should be freed immediately and under no circumstances sent to america for a jury trial because if that happens we are become poorer and live in a very dark word for our children. revealed donald trump called former u.s. president jimmy carter for the first time over the weekend to discuss relations between the u.s. and china counter reportedly cri

prison carrying banners with the phrase don't shoot the messenger and since julian the sanchez arrest we've seen an outcry from an international audience regarding the potential extradition to the united states if anything though this is made people more aware about the revelations of wiki leaks and about questioning people and political power but the people i spoke to earlier the chairman and pays and the spanish i mean paid well they believe some kind of this information campaign is starting against a songe and they're very concerned about the. extradition haring to be held on may the second debate over whether the wiki leaks founder is a criminal or a journalist is continuing to heat up in the u.s. in fact r.t. america's cohen himself had heated exchange with some politicians here is his account. well the house foreign affairs committee tweeted democrat eliot engels statement in support of julian assange just prosecution saying he is in fact a tool of lattimer putin and the russian intelligence service know there's never been any evidence that proves let alone suggest a connection

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prison in london and i hope that will be granted i just think it's very important that we acknowledge julian assange for the create sacrifice that he has made for us all one must ask the question why didn't this happen before i nominated this year for the nobel peace prize for his work for peace and trying to end war and suffering of the people he knew when he published through recchi lakes he knew he would be a wanted man and he was given a pass for them i think we have to acknowledge julian assange and thank him and i want to do that personally for all he has done for us i was deeply shocked that julian assange was arrested from there could or is amber's say so treated so badly dragged died of them that say julian assange. is ours his human rights and he should be freed immediately and under no circumstances sent to america for a jury trial because if that happens we all become poorer and live in a very dark or for our children. a. number of former prominent european politicians have expressed their discontent with america's israel policy in the letter to british newspaper the guard

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prison in london and i hope that will be granted i just think it's very important that we acknowledge julian assange for the great sacrifice that he has made for us all one our must ask the question why didn't this happen before i nominated this year for the nobel peace prize for his work for peace and trying to end war and suffering of the people he knew when he published through recchi lakes he knew he would be a wanted man. and he was given a perceived freedom i think we have to acknowledge julian assange and thank him and i want to do that personally for all he has done for us i was deeply shocked that julian assange was arrested from their dories amber say so trivet so badly tried died of them say julian assange. is there or is his human rights and he should be freed immediately and under no circumstances sent to america for a jury trial because if that happens we are become poorer and live in a very dark word for our children. a number of former prominent european politicians of express their discontent with u.s. policy of or israel and the letters a british newspaper the guardi

high security prison sometimes referred to as britons at guantanamo bay how confident are you that he's being treated ok in the. look i don't know i mean our but i have so i have no information that he's been treated k. i so i think it's a curious story to send development and it reflects the way that our government i think is also behaving in so far as when when the law has been applied to julian it's always been the west level the worst punishments for example but the talks about people consider much more of a threat than he really is i think people always have done this for example the judge and having you know the district judge in the magistrate court that he went into after straight after being taken by the police and described him as a narcissist i mean the judge had met him once in the courtroom that day i mean that's a savage thing to say about somebody and of course it's not true it's i'm afraid people are you know today what people are talking about the talking about the welfare of the cat i mean you couldn't make it up you couldn't make up the fact that. it's so hungry for n

well if michael had been with me outside the grim prison walls up belmarsh on sunday he wouldn't be sore sanguine about this question. of whether or not journalism is being criminalized because in the case of julian assange jip very clearly has this is a multiply award winning journalist and publisher man whose work used to be plastered on the front pages of some of the world's most prominent newspapers virtually every one of which has now mick curated upon him in his travails these publications were happy to run with julian assange dj's journalism because it was as john white has just said revelation of information of criminal activity by powerful states and if that's not the rule of journalism i'm hard pushed to come up with a definition of what journalism is it is the right of the public to know if their governments are committing crimes sometimes you can only reveal those crimes by a criminal action itself i give you a very good example in the building behind me of the daily telegraph one of the big newspapers in the british state published stall in computer disks of the information

well if michael had been with me outside the grim prison walls up belmarsh on sunday he wouldn't be sore sanguine about this question of. whether or not journalism is being criminalized because in the case of julian assange jip very clearly has this is a multiply award winning journalist and publisher man whose work used to be plastered on the front pages of some of the world's most prominent newspapers virtually every one of which has now mick curated upon him in his travails these publications were happy to run with julian assange dj's journalism because it was as john white has just said revelation of information of criminal activity by powerful states and if that's not the rule of journalism i'm hard pushed to come up with a definition of what journalism is it is the right of the public to know if their governments are committing crimes sometimes you can only reveal those crimes by a criminal action itself i give you a very good example in the building behind me of the daily telegraph one of the big newspapers in the british state published stall in computer disks of the information

well if michael had been with me outside the grim prison walls up belmarsh on sunday he wouldn't be sore sanguine about this question of. whether or not journalism is being criminalized because in the case of julian assange jip very clearly has this is a multiply award winning journalist and publisher man whose work used to be plastered on the front pages of some of the world's most prominent newspapers virtually every one of which has now mick curated upon him in his travails these publications were happy to run with julian assange dj's journalism because it was as john white has just said revelation of information of criminal activity by powerful states and if that's not the rule of journalism i'm hard pushed to come up with a definition of what journalism is it is the right of the public to know if their governments are committing crimes sometimes you can only reveal those crimes by a criminal action itself i give you a very good example in the building behind me of the daily telegraph one of the big newspapers in the british state published stolen computer disks of the information ab

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in south london belmarsh is it perhaps you know justified that maybe some suspicion around you i understood especially after september the eleventh the need to speak to me or to need to speak to people who have an interesting background understood that what i didn't understand still cannot understand the need to torture abuse. use false imprisonment kidnap rape in some cases that never did i want to know what happened to and all of those things happened without me going into the detail of it all of those things happened to us the only conclusion i can come to us to why that all happened and that the whole process whose. at best it's a confused policy of they don't know what they're doing but i can't give them that the benefit of the doubt in fact this was vindictive it was malicious it was designed to come after me because one thing i've been saying continuously is that you guys have been involved in the rendition of victims that caused the war in iraq and now i'm saying something even greater than that which is you guys through your flies and you torture caused the disintegration of iraq t

in south london belmarsh is it perhaps you know justified that maybe some suspicion around you i understood especially after september the eleventh the need to speak to me or to need to speak to people who have an interesting background understood that what i didn't understand still cannot understand the need to torture abuse. use of force in prison kidnap rape in some cases that never did i want to know what happened to and all of those things happened without me going into the detail of it all of those things happened to us the only conclusion i can come to us to why that all happened and that the whole process whose. at best it's a confused policy of they don't know what they're doing but i can't give them that the benefit of the doubt in fact this was vindictive it was malicious it was designed to come after me because one thing i've been saying continuously is that you guys have been involved in the rendition of victims that caused the war in iraq and now i'm saying something even greater than that which is you guys through your lies and you torture caused the disintegration of iraq th

in south london belmarsh is it perhaps you know justified that maybe some suspicion around you i understood especially after september eleventh the need to speak to me or to need to speak to people who have an interesting background understood that what i didn't understand still cannot understand the need to torture abuse. use false imprisonment kidnap rape in some cases that never did i want to know what happened to and all of those things happened without me going into the detail of it all of those things happened to us the only conclusion i can come to us to why that all happened and that the whole process is. at best it's a confused policy of they don't know what they're doing but i can't give them that the benefit of the doubt in fact this was vindictive it was malicious it was designed to come after me because one thing i've been saying continuously is that you guys have been involved in the rendition of victims that caused the war in iraq and now i'm saying something even greater than that which is you guys through your lies and you torture caused the disintegration of iraq the rise

in south london belmarsh is it perhaps you know justified that maybe some suspicion around you i understood especially after september the eleventh the need to speak to me or to need to speak to people who have an interesting background understood that what i didn't understand still cannot understand the need to torture abuse. use of force in prison kidnap rape in some cases that never did i want to know what happened to and all of those things happened without me going into the detail of it all of those things happened to us the only conclusion i can come to us to why that all happened and that the whole process whose. at best it's a confused policy of they don't know what they're doing but i can't give them that the benefit of the doubt in fact this was vindictive it was malicious it was designed to come after me because one thing i've been saying continuously is that you guys have been involved in the rendition of victims that caused the war in iraq and now i'm saying something even greater than that which is you guys through your flies and you torture caused the disintegration of iraq t