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If that's true you can hardly blame him. What a crazy world we live in with so little respect for human life. Edit: As far as I can tell it was an unsubstantia
by brazzledazzle 10y ago
If that's true you can hardly blame him. What a crazy world we live in with so little respect for human life.
Edit: As far as I can tell it was an unsubstantiated rumor. I wouldn't be surprised if it was said but the best thing we have to go on is her body language in a video while questioned about it and I'm certainly not going to go through the trouble of compiling videos of her body language and attempting to correlate them with confirmed lies.
- cm2012 10y agoIt is not true.
- WalterSear 10y agoThat's such a facetious statement, it borders on offensive. I can only conclude that you don't think Yemeni's, Libyans or Syrians are human.
- brazzledazzle 10y agoYeah, looking into it more it was an unsubstantiated rumor. When she was asked about it she seemed to be lying but that easily could have been disdain for what she perceived to be a silly line of questioning. I wouldn't be surprised if it was nothing more than a joke made in poor taste if it was ever even said at all. At this point I don't know why the government would even bother anyway. The cat is out of the bag and if they start killing people like Assange they're just going to assure the next group does it anonymously from the shadows. It would be much simpler to do little things here and there to create unresolved questions about the integrity of Assange/Wikileaks and let half the country fight with the other half about that instead of the leaks. Honestly I'm not even sure why he even did it so openly in the first place. If a powerful nation is willing to spend money to engineer controversy you're screwed.