> This prosecution is clearly politically motivated. Previous admin chose not to indict, politics happened and new admin decided to dig it up again. That is no

> This prosecution is clearly politically motivated. Previous admin chose not to indict, politics happened and new admin decided to dig it up again. That is not a logical statement. One administration choosing to treat a case differently than another administration can happen without bad politics. Different people see things differently. Assange's recent loss of asylum got the attention of new decision makers so the timing doesn't mean anything either. Your original and continued statements amount to: "I have no evidence but darn it I know it!" Of course bad politics could be involved. I.e. a campaign PR move, instead of making rational decisions in the countries interest. But you didn't reference any evidence. Here is some evidence: Trump doesn't seem to approach anything without overwhelming self-interest. (That argument has nothing to do with your nonsensical argument.) But that is not conclusive. Maybe someone competent made a well thought out decision (whether or not you and I agree with it).