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JudyM

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36. Locking.

Reply to Goonch (Original post)

Sat Oct 20, 2018, 02:39 PM

Oct 2018

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Julian Assange sues Ecuador for 'violating his rights' [View all] Goonch Oct 2018 OP

WOW.. TALK about biting the hand that FEEDS him--literally. hlthe2b Oct 2018 #1

then he needs to go away. may have worn out his welcome . AllaN01Bear Oct 2018 #2

Sounds more solid than "may have"... 2naSalit Oct 2018 #23

Freeloaders everywhere will be studying his strategy bucolic_frolic Oct 2018 #3

Ha ha ha Assange is squirming about lack of rights - what a crock... gohuskies Oct 2018 #4

His Ecuadoran droogs have tired of him. lagomorph777 Oct 2018 #19

Clockwork Orange has two endings. LisaM Oct 2018 #30

They lost me when MontanaMama Oct 2018 #5

I must be missing something here... Thomas Hurt Oct 2018 #6

Probably due to the Russian influence ? OnDoutside Oct 2018 #8

Well they are not holding him prisoner so if he wants to cstanleytech Oct 2018 #7

The poor thing. He must be feeling as bullied as Melania Trump. Let me think for a minute and Arkansas Granny Oct 2018 #9

Good one. True Blue American Oct 2018 #12

Ecuador should admit their error and escort him to the nearest Saudi consulate for protection. grantcart Oct 2018 #10

Asshole!! What about our rights??!! He thought nothing of walking all over the rights of US citizens Thekaspervote Oct 2018 #11

+1 2naSalit Oct 2018 #24

This guy's a piece of work Azathoth Oct 2018 #13

Lol padah513 Oct 2018 #14

I can answer that one. Haggis for Breakfast Oct 2018 #33

They ought to kick his ass out. . . Since when are they obligated to protect him? BigDemVoter Oct 2018 #15

He should hire Michael Rotondo to be his lawyer Jose Garcia Oct 2018 #16

HAHAHAHAHAHA! ChiTownDenny Oct 2018 #17

Could not have said it better myself! marble falls Oct 2018 #18

Why don't they throw that asshole out? jcgoldie Oct 2018 #20

At a guess? Because they enjoyed rubbing the nose of the UK and the US over cstanleytech Oct 2018 #21

they are afraid of looking bad .. reACTIONary Oct 2018 #25

LOL. "Violating his rights?" He would be in prison right now if Ecuador had not taken him in. Nitram Oct 2018 #22

Every teen knows "My house, my rules" yet he doesn't? ck4829 Oct 2018 #26

IOW: fat guy living in the basement complains about mattress. Hassler Oct 2018 #27

Spot on. Why do they keep letting him stay? underpants Oct 2018 #29

Best case for them is to let it be his decision. The master chessman turns out to be a pawn ... Hekate Oct 2018 #35

So what's to do? saidsimplesimon Oct 2018 #28

Perfect solution jrandom421 Oct 2018 #31

i didn't know granting someone asylum........ Takket Oct 2018 #32

And he doesn't take care of his cat. murielm99 Oct 2018 #34

Locking. JudyM Oct 2018 #36