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Also, why has it taken so long for him to agree to an interview on the rape allegations? It hasn't. The Swedish prosecutors have been the ones refusing to hold

• res0nat0r 10y ago
  What is the reasoning? They aren't going to fly to Ecuador to interview someone they consider a flight from justice?
  • ejstronge 10y ago
    He's currently in England, not Ecuador
    • res0nat0r 10y ago
      Er, the Ecuadorian embassy, but that doesn't alter the point of my question...
      • ryanlol 10y ago
        He's not fled justice in Sweden either, but the UK.
  • pacifist 10y ago
    Assange is in London.
• notahacker 10y ago
  He actually had an interview earlier this week scheduled well in advance. It involved a prosecutor from the state which is hosting him and publicly objecting to the prosecution process asking him questions prepared in advance, with no prospect whatsoever of arrest at the end which was the whole purpose of Sweden wanting to question him. He still pulled out. Apparently his legal team had something more important to be doing that day, or something, so we have to wait until next month. Again. In the mean time, we're supposed to believe the Hillary Clinton campaign really, really wants you to pay more attention to Julian Assange and his website, and it's only mainstream media that lies to us.
• efraim 10y ago
  Should everyone wanted for questioning have the procecutor fly to them? Or is that just Assange? Shouldn't everyone be treated equally?