The co-founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, is to remain in prison even after his term ends due to his “history of absconding,” as reported by a judge. He is “crumbling” psychologically and physically, as Chris Hedges reports.
Hedges attended Julian Assange’s wedding to his partner Stella Moris at London’s Belmarsh prison. Assange has been behind bars for nearly three years awaiting possible extradition to the United States on espionage charges for publishing documents revealing war crimes committed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Hedges says Assange exposed the “most important information” of this generation, along with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Getting good copy out to readers is the prime directive of the media in a supposedly free country but there's a lot of 'backdoor-ery' going on preventing us from getting copy out, even this morning. At another site where I write:
Truth is the first casualtyThe 'can't connect' noticeOn all the Southfront links in this post, such a notice came up when I tried to access them [there was no site at the end of their links].One thing you can be sure of is that I did not do that myself, quite the opposite, I want them accessible to view.
We go over, under, round or through when presented with obstacles. :)
Run the links which are being blocked through wayback. Some of them show up there like this one. No gore as far as I've seen. Destroyed buildings and machinery. Not all images show up on wayback but the text does.
How to use wayback/web archive
This is where a known globocabalist organisation allows content to stand and let's say one of our warriors picks up on it and runs with it. Sounds eminently reasonable upfront.If they are letting that content through though, then there's something quite iffy about it. The censorship myrmidons are legion, they're all over every piece of content. If it's deemed acceptable to them, then by definition, there's something very wrong.I know there are also issues with Rumble and Bitchute, all of this is just another front in the ongoing war, but readers/watchers do need to be aware that something from Reuters/Bloomberg/FT/Newsweek then appearing on YT, then appearing in alt media, is ultra-suss until laboriously checked out.Also, these vloggers drone on and on for hours, saying little.Perhaps that's the strategy - running seemingly red-pilled guys who look the part, dozens of em drone on and on, they're never censored, they're even recommended ... and what is the net result?Hours and hours on our part sifting through something we could have done in five minutes in print. Think on't, good reader. Vlogs are an indulgence for those who enjoy the content, e.g. films, sports replays, music ... but for anything news, a vlog is not your go-to medium. Printed word is.
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