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hostile intelligence service. i think the man has a heart attack on the hard tech terrorist the trainer a trans, unless he has to answer for what he has done. assange price it up to a 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents, exposing us for crime center rock and us grandstand. he has been detained since the 7th of december, 2010 in one form or another. and we are now here off to the office press,

the julian pool saunders was born in 1971 in townsville australia the in 2006. he found a wiki leaks a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure an anonymous way of facilities to leak information. the in april 2010, the organization came to international attention. when they released a video showing a war crime plus a us a trade in iraq in may, 2010 private manning was arrested in charge of leading classified documents to wiki leeks. including the video previously mentioned, the us diplomatic cables and reports that came to be known as the ask and war diary

and the rack more logs in july of 2010, they released an extraordinary compendium of over 91000 internal u. s. military logs of the war in afghanistan, which revealed 195 previously and reported civilian depths in august, 2002 global mainstream media published stories accusing julian a sorry for raping to women in suite. in october, 2010 wiki leaks released technologies classified electricity industry. the rock locks these drugs revealed 15000 previously and reported to civilian tests in november, 2010. they published cable games, the largest set of confidential documents ever released to the public, giving us an unprecedented insight into the us government's foreign activities.

just 9 days later, assange was arrested in london police station on a european restful, around 200 nations to swedish vacation. meanwhile, us officials confirmed to the straining embassy in washington. the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned to be charge under the us little, most likely, the espionage act. 2 weeks a to these training and embassy in london advise the straining government that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which leeks were likely true. on the 16th of december, the sage was released on bail, his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years, the enough and the 2011, the u. k. supreme court move this should be expedited to swing to face

questionnaire. the allegation in june 2012 to avoid being taken into custody by sweet. and then extradited to the west. a sage took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, began assisting the c. i a and spying on a sage and his visitors in the embassy, they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c. i a access to it. in march, 2017, which the leaks published fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c, i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare, through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c. i a in april 2017. the us said that it was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party

e mails to wiki weeks before the 2016 us presidential elections. a st. refused to give up the source in december 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st, just arrest in february, 2019 the echo during government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl, the loans were provided with the agreement, the same could be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on seal. charging him was one count of computer intrusion. he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bill marsh prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges

against the in february 2020. the extradition parent can supported from the in june 2022. the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment every face trial in the us. it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe to see us over to the decision to expedite to search the april 2022.

westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued to extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary preteen patel sign goes from the the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a st. just lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in that marsh purse, while he's legal to continue to appeal on his pay off of the most people who've heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rape allegations. and it's really important to,

to debunk them to explain the role genea in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having julie in a sense, testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned out to be complete distortion of the actual situation where 2 women wanted him to get an h. i v test not to have him prosecuted in any way and they were distraught that he was being persecuted. the

public understanding of these days was started by the people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester. the leads are speak swedish, so he was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the the c violation some due process including active my new police and not very dense. the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2000 fair enough to size these for reopening 2010 can started the c shelley open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017 the prosecute, the young me close the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested in april 2019. a new swedish prosecute to reopen

the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and football and uh, november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of the investigation dugeon was never as charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an anti dense, they could have me definitely charge him. and the me get the book came on try. yeah . and they did that these days has been use to describe this is sort of condition the supposed to be at the fuck is the public opinion offense. and on that rape case, the never was, it was just part of this manipulated firestorm that was created in an effort to bring this knowledge down the lines

wait 2 weeks published votes. because of course, targeted by the c i a and the intelligence community. and part of that smear campaign was to pay which he leeks as a sorry, again, or a friend for austin power. i rush to molar report which investigated the trunk, russia. so i'll go ahead and found no collaboration between the trump campaign a and russian exonerated with the leaks. so there is 0 evidence that russia provided in the weeks our information to wait 2 weeks. we should also be clear of that with you. weeks published over 700000 files on onrush itself. when in d or what 2 weeks ago into the, from the one of the arguments we hear about why doing a song should be targeted from those who believe you should,

as i t somehow put people at risk. but what we've seen in more than 10 years now is a complete failure by the us government to present any evidence of any concrete harm cause to anybody at chelsea, mannings trial at for me, which i attended was a charge was made that lives were put at risk in that trial. uh the prostitute had to admit that that was not true. the, the, the,

the, the, the testing. so even generally speaking, to me is needed a cathy mass from the, from the, the protection. so it would surround june was they needed something to distinguish us and they couldn't really get one except before the how they felt. i felt opponents when he being rebec according to being a more country position court in the final weeks, he had this material in his position in the final weeks the got in the new york times. and the spiegel became involved in processing and sifting through this

material, and had a great on the joint launch, a guy that rejected us. the tried to put a hold to it without any one of them, anyone, the se delay was drawing a thought and always with him. absolutely, with him and outside this in any course, sidney and american court. it was julian who tried to stop the release until that full reduction had been done from the 1st day to the early hours of monday morning to redact, the analysts with him and we were sharing with a problem. he rejected it 10000 nice by himself, quickly released the state of the to the my, not the weeks of practice to the listing. you know, lesser to i am is as of a mix. so he will not, i am used to edit that was the,

the fundamental works that the made the veteran each of the documents 5, there was $96.00 medium boxes, carefully rejecting the cables and to david lee hang lew, causing publish the password enable. he had a great sense of responsibility for the material, for the souls who provided the material. and for the material itself, he went to great pains, had contacted hillary clinton to ask for help in redacting names. hey, also that to the us government and they declined the us military accounts of local informers that they have. they are given in some data that will work with him a little bit into your law. why could not wondering whether you have found all of

those whether, you know, go as i have, if they have a particular code, does it? what kind of within that, within the quotes, the size i is is it is it can open to high us now is that said it is possible means of maybe maybe it's 5 or 4 heroes firing point. they're the choice and we are forced to make hard stories and it's a nice hard choices. do we do best effort to minimize calm, which we have done with the understanding that this is an ex, extraordinary body of material capable of producing extraordinary reforms. so what i want to say to people looking up is how do you, if you break a sound as a traitor, is a rapist, she's a nurse whistles, she's a hacker. i don't blame you because you have been sick. and if you think you've not been deceived,

that's normal because otherwise you wouldn't be such the what if everything with thoughts with you about somebody was but we have the courage to see through it with a fresh perspective. would we be willing to go on a new journey is understanding. this is a story of description is great for me to bring the we're in the redmond barry lecture theatre, which is where we had those for the installation. and that's at the university of

mountain with julian is a student. yeah, he was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the crossover between physics, science, loud sciences and politics and policy. that was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear in communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that he was incredibly at the depth of that these and computers as mazda, head of, i think, where most of us, where with, when we will learning and in science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was a solar eclipse and the office to go through and se drive like an hour window through the well man himself, julian, and a night of alice, a cramped into

a car and we just went on the right, you joined, shed all bunch of these songs that did collected for modeling it with a bunch of amazing interesting science songs like home lira. and then like once you buy them and only take like the mix of scientific music, music people who communicate in science concepts really advanced physics concept from your gas as low as, as low as like, electromagnetism. you have an idea of when i have the theme and radium adult and wonderful incredibly 90 but but lovely to be experienced to, to be introduced to the metric. often we have conversations where we don't want to make anyone uncomfortable or embarrass anyone or call out something which will roll it into in a patio cause some friction. but actually julia was really feeling us with it and he had no compunction. i got, you know,

julian because i was part of an early internet can these here in melbourne. he was corky. a observer of people clearly very smart. he wasn't that interested in what people thought of him. part of that i think is a little bit of an autism spectrum and that he didn't notice it. one of the things of he became most interested in trying to address was the issue of corruption. you've seen a lot of corruption growing up in his tray. he had lived in a small town in queensland during the joe b o t, peterson era, a time when people were passing brown paper bags of cash to police ministers. he is at heart, deeply and intellectual deeply sink, or he was very interested in core route problems or things where does the system fall down at the foundation? corruption being something that the if it was fixed would have this kind of

enormous flow on effect. it would reduce equity in society, poor people would be less poor. also there'd be just less of a sense of injustice across society. is such a super intellect that can burn through the information like, you know, i've never seen anybody so focused here just to help for the day. just kind of racing, you know, like a all day, all day and all night researching things. the way he came in to form when he leaves was a kind of a iterative process over time. like wine making, you know, they had a lot of ingredients that'd be fine tuned. he had white boards that he'd rescued from tips. so his house had white boards in every roof, some people of paintings or posters, football, and most of white boards were filled with things. sometimes they were equations. sometimes the equations were filled with just words and reflecting

a mass medical language of a social phenomenon. and what he could see was the information was becoming transferable, coffee table at little to no cost in large quantities. and so that churning desire for the deeper social change, combined with these other overlays, enabled by technology, i think just mentioned everything came together at the right moment for him. my 1st contact with his wife on june sent me an email describing showing surface project he had in mind working. so the idea was about secrets classified secrets of coverage. and that seemed to me extremely unlikely that you could really circumvent the national security agency. what julian's idea was before we, he likes was that maybe we need to go through our mainstream journalistic channels

. there's an ability that encryption can, gives you if it's done in the right way to allow protection of that information to say on there really valuable. so those are really valuable piece of information. so really the courageous, powerful concept that the website could facilitate anonymity of sources that have information that could expire on doing by government's corporations, whoever it might be. walter, we came next day, it was not to create the citizens of the world like general, which is how the politicians create, the they commit that crimes they do misdeeds, but never in front of the general and don't let the trip one find out what we're really doing doing is to talk about the logo, vicky legs. um when is it setting it up and it's like an hour glass and this to

well just one on the top and one on the bottom. the 1st weld dripping down with leaking into the 2nd world. and he said, oh, this is, this is a little bit of a what the world we could make. a well informed by the lakes of the previous world of corruption. and if those lakes informed all of that, we'd like to make it will make it a better place. and in some sense, you know, the l boss is, there's so many of the ability to it that people and they sustain corruption and wrong doing for so long before they, they feel a need to expose it. and they pay that much blade and the media is completely manipulated and controlled and more so now than ever before. and so into this game,

we see leaks the single greatest route expanding verizon is you are telling your price once of 14 sold 40 bu and as for your phone pop for the largest detecting machine. well, the difference of the, the,

the, as long as it was just written documents on use in the united states is very welcome sleep. they freak them out. was when wiki leaks managed to get hold of the video archive and video footage of action killings carried out by the united states in both of the, in iraq during the iraq war. the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the

white house supported the corrupt but governments of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese during this war into a total hill for the occupants are unable to cope with a guerrillas. the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and naples, which burned to all alive the village of my lay, where he 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all and all, during the whole period of this conflict, the usa dropped on vietnam more than $6000000.00 tons of bombs, which is due and

a half times as much as on germany during the 2nd world war. in 1973, the american army under the pressure of the rebels, withdrew from vietnam. and only 2 years later did the puppet regime inside on file . however, the vietnamese paid a high price for their freedom. more than 1000000 in vietnamese people became the victims of american aggressors. one of the things that we learned very quickly about brock obama was that he was not a friend of transparency. he was not a friend of whistle blowers and he was very, very easily influenced by the c i a and by the rest of the intelligence community. perhaps because he came to the presidency with no foreign policy experience, or behind perhaps because he just believed in the mission of the c. i a and the us intelligence service.

the 3 is really strikes reportedly hit, the densely populated southern gauss and city of i saw this sunday morning feeling too. one good thing. several of the family hawks members of hostages, still held by him a stick to the streets of tel aviv to urge the government to secure their rooms as far as the idea of admitting it mistaken. we killed sweet capitals waving whiteside . we hear from some of the protesters that don't understand how our me with people came out with a white flag into sean. is it the new policy that we just shoot people?