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I'm sure the EU would like to know how the UK treats some of these basic matters in light of Brexit and the pending trade negotiations. And generally, historia
by fierarul 6y ago
I'm sure the EU would like to know how the UK treats some of these basic matters in light of Brexit and the pending trade negotiations.
And generally, historians might want to have multiple witness accounts of what happened.
- the-dude 6y agoThe Assange case has been dragging on for, what, about a decade now? The EU has not shown a particular interest all that time. The EU is a trade-bloc, the rest is posturing.
- luckylion 6y ago> I'm sure the EU would like to know how the UK treats some of these basic matters in light of Brexit and the pending trade negotiations. Why would they care? Did you forget about the whole thing where they forced the President of Bolivia to land on command of the US because the US had (allegedly by Assange) been lead to believe that Snowden was on board? The EU isn't any further from the US' reach than the UK. It's a larger province in the empire, but it's still a loyal province.