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'''Julian Assange''' is an Australian editor, publisher, and activist who founded [[WikiLeaks]] in 2006. His publishing work for WikiLeaks has helped expose the recent crimes of [[imperialism]], notably during the [[Afghanistan war|Afghanistan]] and [[Iraq war|Iraq]] wars. | '''Julian Assange''' is an Australian editor, publisher, and activist who founded [[WikiLeaks]] in 2006. His publishing work for WikiLeaks has helped expose the recent crimes of [[imperialism]], notably during the [[Afghanistan war|Afghanistan]] and [[Iraq war|Iraq]] wars, as well as the crimes of the US corporate media in supporting those wars.<ref>"Every war in past 50 years a result of media lies" [https://www.rt.com/news/wikileaks-revelations-assange-interview/ WikiLeaks revelations only tip of iceberg – Assange] on [[RT (TV Network)|RT]]</ref> | ||
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Julian Assange is an Australian editor, publisher, and activist who founded WikiLeaks in 2006. His publishing work for WikiLeaks has helped expose the recent crimes of imperialism, notably during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, as well as the crimes of the US corporate media in supporting those wars.[1]
Targeted by Western lawfare
False charges have been brought against Assange, and those charges have since collapsed.[2] However, the imperialists have managed to get him extradited to the UK, and are currently engaged in a legal battle to extradite him to the US, where he will likely be "suicided"[3][4]
References
- ↑ "Every war in past 50 years a result of media lies" WikiLeaks revelations only tip of iceberg – Assange on RT
- ↑ Julian Assange: Sweden drops rape investigation (2019-11-19).
- ↑ John Rees (2021-07-21). "The Assange Case Is Collapsing – But it Remains a Travesty of Justice" Tribune Magazine.
- ↑ Chris Hedges (2021-10-29). "Why the Julian Assange case is the most important battle for press freedom of our time" Salon.com.