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Well it seems there's always something else. He's a journalist. He's committed a political crime and that rules out extradition. He's being targeted by a state
by oliwarner 7y ago
Well it seems there's always something else. He's a journalist. He's committed a political crime and that rules out extradition. He's being targeted by a state entity so this isn't fair. The only crime he may have committed is only a minor felony. He probably didn't know that it was a minor felony. Sweden weren't going to treat him fairly. She was a CIA plant. Uruguay didn't treat him fairly. The US won't treat him fairly. They'll torture and execute him.
All I've seen is a man dodging the law, over and over and over again, exploiting means and influence that most people could only dream of, while those friends point out the toll this self-inflicted purgatory is having on him as another form of "this isn't fair!" excuse.
It's all tosh. Negotiate your extradition, get to court, get this sorted. The time he takes to get there is all on him.
- roenxi 7y agoYou've identified 9 good reasons there. There probably weren't any CIA plants involved and the US is unlikely to execute him.
- mmjaa 7y agoThe US will medicate him until he is chemically lobotomized and no longer a threat to their war-fighting operations, which are paramount to all other exercises in civil discourse, such as civil rights, human rights, not killing innocent people at scale, etc.