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Yet again, the British courts acting illegally as it suites them. I am pretty sure that Assange's trial already has a written ending. Why, for example, is he e
by bArray 7y ago
Yet again, the British courts acting illegally as it suites them. I am pretty sure that Assange's trial already has a written ending.
Why, for example, is he even being held in prison? He's innocent until proven guilty, even by the law of the land. Instead he is held in maximum security reserved for the worst of criminals.
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- thrwe4234 7y agoSo much for Anglo-Saxon values of 'freedom', 'justice' and 'democracy'; little has changed from the times of the British empire.
- ArnoVW 7y agoPerhaps because he has a history of trying to escape the law?
- bArray 7y ago> Perhaps because he has a history of trying to escape the > law? I don't think that warrants him being treated like a terrorist, even if you believe he has a high chance of fleeing.