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Why is Julian Assange's fate is important to you. Wikileaks leader arrest.

Lets not be under any illusions. Julian Assange's arrestWhy is Julian Assange's fate is important to you. Wikileaks leader arrest.

Lets not be under any illusions. Julian Assange's arrest and possible extradition is possibly the most important freedom of speech issue for a generation. The Wikileaks founder is in a fight for all of us not just his own freedom

The central question is this.

Is he a criminal or a journalist/publisher?

lets face another thing, when governments collude to shut down the avenues through which corruption, wrong doing are made available, they inevitably see this as carte blanch to go on doing this and worse

What is the first thing a dictotor does when they take over. Shut down the free press

the pen is mightier than the sword and they know it.

Americas attempts to shut down Wikileaks is the same trick in another guise
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The latest Associated Press analysis of available state and local data shows that nearly one-third of those who have died are AfricanThe latest Associated Press analysis of available state and local data shows that nearly one-third of those who have died are African American, with black people representing about 14% of the population in the areas covered in the analysis.

Roughly half the states, representing less than a fifth of the nation’s COVID-19 deaths, have yet to release demographic data on fatalities. In states that have, about a quarter of the death records are missing racial details.

In some areas, Native American communities also have been hit hard. In New Mexico, Native Americans account for nearly 37% of the state’s 1,484 cases and about 11% of the state’s population. Of the 112 deaths where race is known in Arizona, 30 were Native Americans.

After Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation this week to try to compel federal health officials to post daily data breaking down cases and deaths by race, ethnicity and other demographics, the CDC released only caseload data that — similar to the AP’s analysis of deaths —show 30% of 111,633 infected patients whose race is known were black. African American patients in the 45-to-64 and 65-to-74 age groups represented an even larger share of the national caseload.

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“I lost my taste buds, had very hyper sensitive skin, painful. I said this is sort of strange, but it will probably go away in a few days.”

 ~man with an alleged education