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Are you suggesting the reports are biased? Craig Murray admitted that his position on the whole affair is indeed biased, but that he would try to report the fa
by jacknews 6y ago
Are you suggesting the reports are biased?
Craig Murray admitted that his position on the whole affair is indeed biased, but that he would try to report the facts fairly.
I think he is doing a good job of that, though of course, how can we really know?
Please name an alternate source of complete, detailed, factual reporting of this "public" hearing.
The fact that you (or anyone) probably cannot, says quite a lot in itself.
- henearkr 6y agoI'm surprised that my comment could be interpreted in such a way! lol (but the other comment by jonathanstrange hints that you are not alone, so maybe my writing style could use some improvement) To the contrary, even so I'm sure that Murray is on Assage's side, he still manages to write a factual report. To his honor, it is quite easy to make the distinction between the facts reported and Murray's opinion. And it's based on the facts only (as included in the reports written by Murray) that I'm myself horrified by how the trial is unfair and full of procedural mistakes against Assange.
- jacknews 6y agoYou're right, I did misread, apologies.
- falseprofit 6y agoI think you've misinterpreted the parent comment. They are complaining about the people conducting the case.
- joe463369 6y ago"Suddenly, Baraitser repeated out loud the part quote that if prison conditions in the US were good and the sentence were short, then Kopelman’s clinical opinion would change, and ostentatiously typed it onto her laptop, as though it were very significant indeed." This is not the work of a dispassionate observer.
- jacknews 6y agoHe does not claim to be dispassionate, only to relay the facts. As above, please name a 'fairer' source. You probably cannot, because this is not an impartial, and certainly not 'public', process.