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In reply to the discussion: Julian Assange can remain in Ecuador's embassy 'for however long it takes' [View all]randome
(34,845 posts)41. I look back over five decades, too.
And I am more optimistic for our future than before.
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Julian Assange can remain in Ecuador's embassy 'for however long it takes' [View all]
alp227
Aug 2012
OP
Regardless, as a practical matter, it would be harder to extradite him from Sweden
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#8
They most certainly do want to press charges. This is what their attorney said in June:
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#22
They would have been satisfied if he had taken an AIDS test, end of story...
AntiFascist
Aug 2012
#24
You don't think South American "dignitaries" ever do anything for self-serving reasons?
pnwmom
Aug 2012
#42
And he did break the law, did he not? But his guilt is to be determined, as it
msanthrope
Aug 2012
#52
By stating that "He Broke the Law" he is presuming that Manning is guilty...
AntiFascist
Aug 2012
#53
Um...that us not a picture of Bradley Manning at your link. Further, of course he is presuming
msanthrope
Aug 2012
#54
And nothing said there contradicts what I wrote...Obama did not speak as to Manning's guilt. nt
msanthrope
Aug 2012
#56
It'll be a lot easier to extradite him from Sweden than the Embassy of Ecuador in London.
leveymg
Aug 2012
#9
I don't think Obama personally has paid much attention to Assange. He's delegated
leveymg
Aug 2012
#23