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> . He should not have to stand trial for that. The Trump administration pushed the pedal on it. And to think that Assange was scared as hell of Hillary Clint
by mariorossi666 7y ago
> . He should not have to stand trial for that.
The Trump administration pushed the pedal on it.
And to think that Assange was scared as hell of Hillary Clinton, which actually would be a much better option for him now, imagine Hillary forgiving Assange, she had a lot to gain from it, Trump doesn't care, he just really doesn't.
- shadowgovt 7y agoYep. If Assange were betting a Trump administration would pardon him, he didn't do his homework on Trump.
- SuoDuanDao 7y agoI assume he did his homework on Clinton. Whatever else one thinks of Assange, he must have known what skeletons were in her closet.
- shadowgovt 7y agoWe're off in speculation territory, but I think it's unlikely the situation would have been worse for him than it is now (unless one buys into the ridiculous "The Clintons have people killed" conspiracy theory, in which case I have the basement of a pizza parlor to sell if anyone's buying. ;) ).
- SuoDuanDao 7y agowhich to me, implies that Assange bought into that theory in 2016. Which given his situation, makes me think that 'rediculous' might not be the best descriptor.
- shadowgovt 7y agoYou'd think someone such as him with so much access to information would be less susceptible to repeatedly-debunked conspiracy theories. Then again, such theories seem to have blossomed in the information age, so perhaps not.
- mariorossi666 7y agoand yet all his worst fear have materialized now.