It is hard to hear this stuff, but the conclusion I draw is that the Israelis need to be in control, because their worst fear is having someone else "do unto them, as they do unto others".
Israel should pay a heavy price to end their nazi regime for sure but how? BDS is forbidden by law in many countries, and the mere criticism of Israeli policy is soon to be outlawed as well. 95% of the MSM is in Zionist hands in the "West". The Israelis made sure since 1991 they would not receive their good buddy apartheid SA's treatment.
Distinguished journalist and publisher Julian Assange is free and finally home, but he spent 13 years in detention, of which over 5 years in a high security prison before being sentenced to time served. The empire's clutches reach far and wide. Australia and the United Kingdom accept the US' jurisdictional overreach. The precedent set by his decade and a half of persecution and torture will have lasting consequences for our right to speak and hear of US government crimes. Julian was coerced to plead guilty to the crime of journalism as criminalised by the Espionage Act (1917) even as he believes it is in contradiction with the First Amendment of the US constitution. Today we celebrate Julian's return home to us. Tomorrow we declare our independence.
It is hard to hear this stuff, but the conclusion I draw is that the Israelis need to be in control, because their worst fear is having someone else "do unto them, as they do unto others".
Israel should pay a heavy price to end their nazi regime for sure but how? BDS is forbidden by law in many countries, and the mere criticism of Israeli policy is soon to be outlawed as well. 95% of the MSM is in Zionist hands in the "West". The Israelis made sure since 1991 they would not receive their good buddy apartheid SA's treatment.
Why isn't full screen available to Useful Idiots subscribers? If you had to, it would be tough to name who's more brilliant: Diana Buttu or Assal Rad.
5 million ways to kill a Z!@Nist.
Hamas is under Tel Aviv! Finish them! Thats the price
Haunting.
Another top-notch interview. Thank you.
Distinguished journalist and publisher Julian Assange is free and finally home, but he spent 13 years in detention, of which over 5 years in a high security prison before being sentenced to time served. The empire's clutches reach far and wide. Australia and the United Kingdom accept the US' jurisdictional overreach. The precedent set by his decade and a half of persecution and torture will have lasting consequences for our right to speak and hear of US government crimes. Julian was coerced to plead guilty to the crime of journalism as criminalised by the Espionage Act (1917) even as he believes it is in contradiction with the First Amendment of the US constitution. Today we celebrate Julian's return home to us. Tomorrow we declare our independence.