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I'm pretty sure people who read Murray/support Assange believe his extradition is a foregone conclusion.
by pmachinery 6y ago
I'm pretty sure people who read Murray/support Assange believe his extradition is a foregone conclusion.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoI am pretty sure your comment brings zero value to this conversation.
- pmachinery 6y agoThe point of my post is that supporters of Assange / readers of Murray's site are unlikely, as the other poster suggested, to be surprised by Assange's extradition. What was the point of your post?
- heavenlyblue 6y agoThe point of my post is that your opinion is irrelevant to the matter and contains none of the supplementary evidence that I would expect from a constructive argument.
- bbsimonbb 6y agoI've been reading Murray since about 2005. He's always interesting and it would be a mistake to dismiss him on one opinion. I lose count of the number of big stories he's broken, or found himself in the middle of. He wasn't as radical in 2005 as he's become. His book on Alexander Burnes is serious and fascinating history. If you google his site for "Guardian" or "Rusbridger", you can follow the evolution that has led me, and perhaps readers of his site, to have a great deal more confidence in what we read there than in, scary quotes, the main-stream media.