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Assange 'may' walk out the embassy later

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Post by badboybubby » Sun Jan 28, 2018 11:26 am

Edwardo wrote: Most prisoners in any prison who can't be put in with the general prison population for their own safety are often put in solitary confinement in small rooms. He wouldn't have lasted long with typical inmates, especially in a military cell. The naked thing was hardly torture. That was to prevent his suicide by hanging with his own prison clothing and bedding,
Harold wrote:If that was the extent of the torture, then I retract my previous statement. I should do more research into the matter.
not quite the way it's described here...
Manning is also detained under a Prevention of Injury (POI) assignment, despite a recommendation from his official military psychiatrist that this is not necessary
There have been no formal reasons given for Manning’s maximum custody and POI status, yet his lawyers’ attempts to challenge the restrictions have been ignored by the authorities
https://www.amnestyusa.org/inhumane-tre ... y-manning/
The punishment of Bradley Manning goes directly against the Uniform Code of Military Justice’s own laws, namely Section 813 article 13, which basically states, “No punishment before trial.” This law was obviously broken. People in this country are entitled to a “speedy trial,” which is normally between 100 and 120 days from the date of the crime. Bradley Manning has been incarcerated for more than 1,000 days before his trial has begun and even a United Nations investigation confirmed that Manning was being held in inhumane conditions that was tantamount to torture
An internal investigation by the Marine Corps, which operates the prison in which Manning was being held, stated that Manning’s jailers violated their own policies in imposing oppressive conditions.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/graham-n ... 76003.html
The episodes of forced nudity are particularly disturbing. In both instances, nudity was imposed after, according to Mr. Manning, he had run-ins with brig personnel, leading to questions about whether it was payback for mouthing off. And Mr. Manning’s treatment comes uncomfortably close to the kind of intimidating and humiliating tactics disavowed after the abuses at the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo prisons that eroded the country’s standing in the world
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... 048508e074

with the assange thing i don't know why they didn't go to challenge the bail thing straight after the swedes dropped their case last year...

i hope he walks free on the 6th and continues to expose the bullshit and war mongering...no doubt from his refuge in ecuador...

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He's been in his room 35 years...time to let him out!
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Post by spitthedog » Sun Jan 28, 2018 12:14 pm

I think the word ''torture'' is nonsense isn't it?

My bet is that they just tore him a new asshole. But that's no problem as by the sounds of it they might have paid for the freshly new torn vagina?
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Post by Miguelito » Sat Oct 20, 2018 12:20 pm

What a wanker, he’s still cowered away in their embassy, but is now suing the Ecuador government. The embassy has also given him a list of house rules, which include cleaning up after his cat if he wants to keep it.

Julian Assange is to launch legal action against the government of Ecuador, accusing it of violating his "fundamental rights and freedoms".
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Post by Hot_Pink_Urinal_Mint » Sat Oct 20, 2018 1:07 pm

Miguelito wrote:What a wanker, he’s still cowered away in their embassy...
Bit harsh aye?
Since 28 March 2018, the government of Ecuador has imposed a regime of isolation on Assange, which means that he may receive no visitors other than his lawyers, and is kept incommunicado from friends and family through the government’s installation of signal jammers which interfere with wifi and phone signals. The government has also imposed a gag on any public statements and interviews.

The situation is grave. Former President Rafael Correa, who decided to grant Assange asylum in 2012, has described his treatment by the current government as "torture".

Human Rights Watch’s General Counsel, Dinah PoKempner, to whom Ecuador refused access to Assange wrote that Assange’s asylum "looks more and more like solitary confinement->https://twitter.com/DinahPoKempner/...] and Human Rights Watch has called on the UK to issue an assurance that it will not extradite Assange to the US as a way to resolve the situation.

The government has falsely claimed that Assange had agreed to restrict his freedom of speech.

The government has falsely stated that his protection from political persecution is contingent on his censorship. There is no legal basis for this claim, and in fact, the interference with his basic rights that has been imposed violates both the Ecuadorian Consitution and binding international legal instruments.

In practice, Mr. Assange’s continued protection depends on Ecuador’s competing interests of complying with existing legal commitments to protect Assange on the one hand and its changing political and economic priorities, on the other.
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Post by Playboy » Sat Oct 20, 2018 4:08 pm

Cat turds are now a Human Rights issue ??
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Post by gavinmac » Sun Oct 21, 2018 1:14 pm

I haven't been following this all that closely, but has the UK had someone stationed right outside the embassy exit 24/7 ready to arrest Assange ever since he went in? Do they check every car leaving the embassy? Why doesn't he just sneak out?
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Post by kinard » Sun Oct 21, 2018 1:43 pm

gavinmac wrote:I haven't been following this all that closely, but has the UK had someone stationed right outside the embassy exit 24/7 ready to arrest Assange ever since he went in? Do they check every car leaving the embassy? Why doesn't he just sneak out?
Yes, 24/7 and not only 1 policeman outside but 2, the second being on a rooftop. There is even a 3rd, he is inside the same building where the embassy is situated. Presently, if Assange were to walk out, he would instantly be arrested for previously breaching bail conditions. That may change in the near future though.

He must be so freaking about the possibility of being sent to the US.
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Post by logos » Sun Oct 21, 2018 3:45 pm

If the Equatorians are so fed up with him why don't they just throw him out?
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Post by Sonic1 » Sun Oct 21, 2018 11:48 pm

So this tool moves a cat into the embassy then loses his internet privilages. Apparently he responds by neglecting his litter box duties. He is then outed to the cat community, his internet's now restricted and the cat is halfway to kitty death row. Someones on double secret probation...
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Post by shehasnoballs » Mon Oct 22, 2018 4:02 am

He's been under house arrest for nearly eight years though, so I bet he's lost his marbles several times. What he's going through can't be fun. I don't think he deserves it, either. He should be a free man.
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Post by kinard » Mon Oct 22, 2018 6:42 am

shehasnoballs wrote:He's been under house arrest for nearly eight years though, so I bet he's lost his marbles several times. What he's going through can't be fun. I don't think he deserves it, either. He should be a free man.
His confinement to a room that used to be a bathroom would give anyone cabin fever/going crackers etc... He is no longer allowed visitors, aside from lawyers, and wifi off the menu too.

He should be a free man, you say? He is free to leave any time he wants. What happens to him after that is up to the big guns who find him so threatening. Would be good for his health if he found his long lost nut sack and just walked out.
If the Equatorians are so fed up with him why don't they just throw him out?
Don't think that is part of the Equation.
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Post by Sonic1 » Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:47 pm

Julian Assange is very fucking far from being Nelson Mandella. My sympathies are with the cat and the embassy workers. Sorry, not sorry.
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Post by shehasnoballs » Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:58 pm

I don't understand the hate for Assange. He's just a good journalist. Why, specifically, do you hate him so?
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Post by kinard » Mon Oct 22, 2018 3:04 pm

The irony is that he has effectively been a prisoner in the embassy, the very place he went to avoid becoming a prisoner. If he wrote a book on this experience I would read it, because Id like to know how he kept it 'together' for 6 years; apart from a few hand jobs from Pammy, things must be a bit grim.

Personally, I don't hate the man but feel he's been a bit gutless. If he had handed himself over, he may well be by now a free man with all that shit behind him. Does anyone know what jail time he's facing if the US are successful with their indictment of him?
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