>"and considering the public mood after a several year campaign to demonize Wikileaks and Assange by the US media" The "public mood"? Seriously? That's a prett

>"and considering the public mood after a several year campaign to demonize Wikileaks and Assange by the US media" The "public mood"? Seriously? That's a pretty ridiculous phrase. There is no "public mood" in the US about Julian Assange. In fact outside of today's news cycle he's barely been mentioned. Wikileaks itself has been mentioned mostly as part of Mueller investigation stories but there's not been much about Assange personally in years.