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Finding mentally vulnerable people and putting them in harm's way to stiffle a perceived opponent is standard operating procedure for the CIA. If Sweden is ser
by yayana 8y ago
Finding mentally vulnerable people and putting them in harm's way to stiffle a perceived opponent is standard operating procedure for the CIA.
If Sweden is serious about investigating sex crimes against the vulnerable they need to dig in all directions to try to find the networks of foreign spies tasked with projects like putting vulnerble women into groups the Americans don't like and making sure something happens.
But they will overlook crimes to protect those allies and follow their playbook to help those allies. So anyone against the Americans would be a fool to deal with the Swedish system if they were entraped only to end up extradited to hell.
The latest news doesn't make Assange any worse. It makes it more transparent how sick and worthless the supposed free world is. Just another bunch of kangaroo courts and a thin veneer over secret police working illegally but with impunity to harm the rights of whoever necessary for their "more important" state secrets, aka system of corruption.
- ben_w 8y ago> Finding mentally vulnerable people and putting them in harm's way to stiffle a perceived opponent is standard operating procedure for the CIA. Simultaneously true (IMO) and irrelevant.
- yayana 8y agoIMO same semantics arguments as the Soviets made sure they could make with dissidents, insane asylums etc. All the evidence points to Assange being the victim of state sponsored organized crime that won't be investigated and he would be an idiot to "defend himself", etc, when it is clear they will move to military tribunals or murder him in confinement if that fits their problems.