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struggle4progress

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33. I is did attempted to edumafy you about 3 Hans Crescent

Reply to bemildred (Reply #31)

Sat Jun 30, 2012, 01:23 AM

Jun 2012

You is wants to be stay ignoraful, it ain't is my fault

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Julian Assange 'declines' police order [View all] bemildred Jun 2012 OP

I think his wording is humorous and awesome. ZombieHorde Jun 2012 #1

There has never been an accusation of 'rape and assault'. Why do people here keep sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #14

Thank you, don't know why people keep repeating the same dis information. There was No rape.! crunch60 Jun 2012 #27

There's a language problem. boppers Jun 2012 #28

No, there is no language problem. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #32

Two condom breaks? boppers Jun 2012 #34

He isn't even charged with any crime. Gregorian Jun 2012 #2

The one time I declined a police order... backscatter712 Jun 2012 #3

I am still trying to understand this azureblue Jun 2012 #4

Because, ultimately, it really isn't Sweden that wants to get their hands on Assange. Raster Jun 2012 #8

I think it was Chomsky that said Cablegate material was soaked in contempt for democracy EFerrari Jun 2012 #11

Thank you. tblue Jun 2012 #10

That's sad, but courts in both Sweden and the UK seem to regard this as legitimate: struggle4progress Jun 2012 #12

Did he make the appeal to the European Court of Human Rights? treestar Jun 2012 #17

... Following a lengthy series of legal challenges that ran out earlier this month, struggle4progress Jun 2012 #18

Yes, looks like it treestar Jun 2012 #25

Exactly! You understood this preposterous charade very well. Kaleko Jun 2012 #13

The letter was administrative procedure , dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #5

he better get comfy... bettydavis Jun 2012 #6

You are correct, the women did contradict the claims of rape and/or assault. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #15

... although embassy premises are legally inviolable, general international law does not recognise struggle4progress Jun 2012 #7

Go J kitt6 Jun 2012 #9

I'm thinking he might be inside for a long time maddezmom Jun 2012 #16

He doesn't seem the sort of person to stay passive. bemildred Jun 2012 #19

I was reading a few articles earlier maddezmom Jun 2012 #20

Yep, he's got to stay in there or find a way to sneak out. bemildred Jun 2012 #21

here is the article maddezmom Jun 2012 #22

I imagine a lot of people are studying that buiilding and its environs about now. bemildred Jun 2012 #23

There are at least 11 different flats at 3 Hans Crescent struggle4progress Jun 2012 #24

That's OK, I don't myself have any interest in the details. bemildred Jun 2012 #29

You aren't interested in whether the flats are haunted by the ghost of Rachel, Lady Redgrave? struggle4progress Jun 2012 #30

Superstitious twaddle. nt bemildred Jun 2012 #31

I is did attempted to edumafy you about 3 Hans Crescent struggle4progress Jun 2012 #33

Yes, I am well aware that you post quite a lot on this subject. bemildred Jun 2012 #35

Not the first time he's had to hide from oppressive governments. Long before the US sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #26

Julian Assange 'declines' police order Sea-Dog Jun 2012 #36