in 2010, julian assange�*s wikileaks 2010, julian assange�*s wikilea ks posted 2010, julian assange�*illed by us forces. just one of thousands of american secrets. two years later he fled into the ecuadorian embassy in london, granted political asylum. into the ecuadorian embassy in london, granted politicalasylum. in 2018, the us began preparing a prosecution against him. the next year, mrassange prosecution against him. the next year, mr assange was removed from the embassy and he has been injail ever since. the embassy and he has been injail eversince. in the embassy and he has been injail ever since. in 2021, the high court ruled he should be extradited and the supreme court upheld that decision a year later. the then home secretary priti patel, confirmed the order. mrassange, secretary priti patel, confirmed the order. mr assange, who has been held in belmarsh prison, is now seeking permission at the high court to review that decision and to try to challenge the original ruling. he insists the case against him is politically motivated. his wife says he would not survive being ext

about the julian assigned case. we're going to take a short break and when we come back, we'll speak with another of julian's friends. randy critical to discuss what assigns could face in the united states don't go away. the. 2 2 there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth . is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, which allow me something living on that we have very close propaganda. you know price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better. the answer is will be the, the, the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we're now speaking with randy credit. co. randy is a long time comedian an

even recently, some of the julian's associates, like james ball returned against julian song rights for the guardian, but at work for week and weeks at one point the f. b. i came to his door last summer, i believe here in london. and he told me to go to hell a to his credit. and again, he's, he's, he's a kind of an enemy of julian right now. but still, he knew that they, he was not going to write on, on a journalist, joe, the spanish contractor. we're talking about here is called u. c global. what can you tell us about the company? what was their role in the assign saga and how do we know what we know now about using global, you know, what we know about using the level because of a court case in spain. because of the reporting of that court case by a page. because of a document are made by john goetz who is a uh, was a reporter at dish regal. and that works for a public broadcaster in germany and dodge its item uh, as an investigative team. uh, and for maximum amount of all of the grades on the all the grade reporting to reveal what was going on. and what we know is, is that shows that

about the julian assigned case. we're going to take a short break and when we come back we'll speak with another of julian's friends. randy critical to discuss what a sons could face in the united states don't go away. the. 2 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really one say better wills, and is it just because it shows very few fractured images presented as but can you see through their illusion going on the ground? can the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we're now speaking with randy credit. co. randy is a long time comedian and social justice activist. he's the former director of the william and counsellor fund for social justice and host of the radio show live on the fly. which years every friday afternoon from 3 to 4 pm on new york's w. b a. i radio, randy grey, having you with us. thanks for joining. hey, it's great to be back at all, which i

about the julian assigned case. we're going to take a short break and when we come back, we'll speak with another of julian's friends. randy critical to discuss what assigns could face in the united states don't go away. 2 2 2 the israel, who is so selfish interest, is not just destroying is rep, is not only destroying the so called legitimacy as well in the eyes of the world. but it's destroying the, the whole of the western project, the whole of the notion of western civilization and somehow western civilization being exceptional for the greatest civilization. now people are looking down at the where the, as a result of wise laws can be cited by law. peace can be cited by true importance of we can never be of a station. so that transparency is an extraordinary drawn mistake. patrice then just succeeded in finding documents that existed in making them available to the world public. i mean, what could be more moving back by publishing information and sharing information with the public. he was exercising the right t

almost the entire ruling class in washington is opposed to julian asandge, for this reason he has beeninding for many years. he said something that stuck with me, so i think i'm living my life right, he became famous after wikileaks published classified us government documents and videos of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and this information was very shameful for the pentagon, but that was not the red line, the red line was when wikileaks published information about cia surveillance, and i asked him. but the information that he posted online, he would not have been happy about it. he is a very humane person, he did not disclose all the information on the cia, precisely because he did not want anyone to get hurt, and this is his famous disclosure contents of hillary clinton's email. i asked him, at the moment you released this correspondence, did you realize how powerful hillary clinton was? and i also asked, looking back at... asanj was not in this clip, this is a summary of our conversation, they did not allow us to interview him on camera, so not only are they keeping him in a maxi

his wife has said that julian sands needs his - said thatjulian sands needs his freedom. —— julian assangeet and scientists in australia say they've identified say t pocket hey've identified the brightest object ever recorded a quasar more than 12 billion light years away hello, i'm anna foster. we begine with the war in gaza. the united states has proposed a draft resolution at the un security council calling for a temporary ceasefire �*as soon as feasible'. the us resolution also opposes israel's plans to attack the overcrowded city of rafah. it says the assault would harm civilians, around 1.4 million of whom have fled there and have little option to leave the area if a new offensive is launched. it's not clear when or if the text will be put to a vote. but the us has indicated it still intends to veto another measure which calls for an immediate pause to the fighting. our correspondentjenny hill, who is injerusalem gave this upsdate. the reason that we look so hard that the us policy is that the us, of course, is israel's closest ally, and we have seen a toughening of its stance, a gro

in julian's case, he is protected by that right. by publishing information and sharing information with the public. he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest, the ceiling a published journal for publishing installation and the public interest does not comply with international standards on free speech and not protection under the universal declaration. under the you're paying conventional on human rights article 10 or to protect julian from his expedition we went to the united nations working group an opportunity attention, which came down to the ruling saying that because he was forced remaining amc to protect himself from us ex, tradition julian's position inside the embassy amounted to attention, and about the tension was on the for an arbitrary the response of various trying 5 ministers and various just try and governments has even been one of silence, just wanting to sweep it under the carpet. and forget about it. alternatively, it's been one of complete and utter acquiescence and subservience

awaits him; for julian, this is indeed a very big risk.ys the following happened: two judges said that they would postpone their decision until then, but they haven't set a date yet, but at least for a week, so we don't know what will happen... the european court of human rights should stop the extradition if the uk decides to do so, but this is not a given, so julion could end up on us soil in within a few weeks, it is still possible, i am confused by the role of the uk, as far as i understand, he has never been charged with a crime in the uk, yet the uk government is holding him, holding a journalist without indictment, this is what we accuse russia, iran and... history on behalf of the united states government, i feel like i 'm missing something here. well, this is the default state of affairs. great britain considers itself a pocket dog. this was obvious in court. at one point one of the judges asked, "okay, your argument is what if." he won't be able to do anything, the american lawyers said, yes, absolutely right, this is a completel

kevin rod largely didn't say anything about julian assigned assignment tiny habits. then we go on to malcolm turnbull wanting to just say that this guy deserve defies. just the same with scott morris and what, what sort of justice did i wanting to fight? as just as for was for doing the work of a journalist. it is time for this matter to be brought to a conclusion and that i don't express any personal sympathy with some of the actions of mr. ascent. organize. he did say that he thinks this matter should be brought to a pause quickly. i don't know what that means. i don't know whether that means just get on with it. get him out of the put him on trial. it's almost as if they sign like the previous government. but he should have been brought to trial earlier and punished and convicted earlier. but that's not talking to the cold problem. the cold problem isn't that he hasn't been prosecuted and prosecuted quickly enough. the cold problem is that is named prosecuted and prosecuted in the 1st place. the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does lo

there's a friends of julian, the sons' group in the federal parliament. and the numbers ability noticing the grades, but across empowerment. but the bodies critically missing. it's getting the attorney general and the prime minister to one girl similar type thing to control simple change. so the, so most 10 extra bowls journey to the united states is the straight in government. i don't believe from moment they want to because they are integrated in the united states strategic control of the part of the world. but this government hasn't had enough public outcry enough pressure. people saying, this is a man who has committed no crime, bring him on to clear yourself, independent. they're all highly improbable these things because i've never known australia and goldman since 1975, but has declared itself independence. a previous coalition government brought the jon was peas, are dressed back from egypt, they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others exception. it's jolaine. that's why, how the hell is the situation being allowed to get this f

pretty much julian, and what about the secret communication devices? he had any laptop, what he had was in these small bag was a, you know, when i nuclear bowman cetera. hey, was a young man with a vision and, and big ideas. and the most massive link and the most important link that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way of familiar with hertz is abuse. where you expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself as on the run. he did talk about the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it i would hound him to be in the us but he was dead rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he did so, mean quite a man to walk into that. and that's what he expected and, and indeed that's what he, what he got, the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they eroding to understand, at present, we must know out p

wants to extradite him, and the us is just trying to attack julian with all sorts of nonsense.nt. of course, his imprisonment lasts so long, he has been in belmarsh maximum security prison for almost 5 years, but before that he was in the ecuadorian embassy in central london, during this time, while he was in the embassy, ​​it was surrounded by british police, they spent millions and millions, i think 5 million pounds a year in... force from the british police, but they wanted to show the united states, you know , this is a show of force, of course, a demonstration in essence, they were demonstrating their loyalty, this is how we faced lawlessness that has been going on for more than 10 years, the former director of the cia, plotted the murder of your husband, who at that time was not charged no charges in the us, he continues to be prominent, he ran for president after that, and no one in the us has said anything about it, with some exceptions, but no one even mentioned that he wanted to kill your husband, what do you think about this? well, i think that... the cia is a wok or

>> how is julian assange? >> how is julian assange?as reported that he wasn't fit to take part, not even by, you know, remote camera or whatever this has been going on for such an unimaginably long part portion of one man's life , this limbo. >> he's been under restrictions on his liberty since 2010. he's been he was in the embassy for seven and a half years, protecting himself against the risk of us extradition, which is exactly what happened the moment he was dragged there by he was dragged out of there by british was served british police. he was served with us extradition request with a us extradition request and than years now in and more than five years now in and more than five years now in a security prison, his a high security prison, his health deteriorated health has deteriorated significantly over this time, and medical and the accepted medical evidence british courts evidence in the british courts is extradited to is that if he's extradited to the states, the the united states, the oppressive conditions he oppressive priso

and this is what julian is trying to prevent. what he's saying is that if we knew the truth about was and they wouldn't happen, it wouldn't happen when people ask me about julian in which you weeks and the information they released, i say go to arrest task and iraqi ask mother was children were killed by a drunk strong conf. dentist or pakistan, or somali or syria. what do you think of which is what julian and winkie weeks did was give a voice to those who are denied and fox, the goal is not completely subjugated. the goal is to use them to wash money out of the tax basis of united states out of the tech space and more of your vehicle to ask us then back into the hands of a transfer of social security. that is the goal. the goal is to have more success as a result of live vivian no more. and the worse for us involving the results of the goals of painting incidence. the last payment either end date, the scenario and rebates, the 2nd and the german invasion of the results to can be constructed line is can be started by line. these

but back to julian then, what was he like in september? i mean this was just ahead of your tour or a mid stillwell to which in which you raise the subjects of gauze. and julian is on to world wide. how was julia massage then? because i saw pictures of you leaving in the circle. britton's guantanamo in london . bell mush and your little dashing face. and i think everyone was shocked by how shocked usually appear to be. well, ever since the end of september. so 2 months ago now i was show you go into that huge truck and you see, and it's full of little tables with color chairs. and it wasn't until i've been in that for something like goodness, the pretty nice little say in red chairs and i guess say in blue chairs from when it was time for us to leave. they saw the whistle white, but certainly the room was full of uniforms and they should. i should vision too. and you and certainly they were a room full of ever cheap blue sheets along q people, legs, 2 legs and all the prisoners were sitting in the red seats motionless. not somebody is allow

the julians joins in a prisoner. i don't tell them that he's facing extradition, that he might be taken away from us. the actually to do we have is as to make the most of the time we have together because we don't know how long we have together. so if these are the only memories they have their father, then it has to be as light and happy as possible. the last month i went to visit my brother, julian, and bill must present that it'd be in a year since i had seen him last. i hugged him and he told me this place he was in was hale. all you can send me instantly understood what he meant. yellow inmates um band ware, i'm totally around. he's um, exposed how nicely i did. he had become underneath these bag prison clothes off towards my daughter. wanted to know why or uncle was locked up. has he done something bad that she asked? i struggled to explain in a way of 5 year old could understand visiting as a very, very precious. sorry, i'm a bit upset. yes, so what, what do you finding myself thinking? well, you know, julian

and julian assange back in court making a final bid to the u.k.s to avoid extradition to the u.s. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. i am caitriona perry. pressure is mounting on israel. the countries most important ally the united states proposed an alternative resolution to the united nations security council calling for a temporary cease-fire before vetoing an earlier resolution. until now the united nations has avoided using the word cease-fire during votes on the poor and comes as the united nations world food program is pausing deliveries to northern gaza because of conditions on the ground. because the proposed resolution is still being circulated, the american resolution opposes plans to invade the overcrowded city of rafa saying it would harm civilians and push into neighboring them countries and would reject actions by neighboring parties to reduce the territory of gaza on a temperate or permanent basis including widespread systematic demolition of survey and infrastructure and condemns calls by some israeli government ministers

the, the, this is the, the news coming to live from bullet julian massages last ditch effort to avoid extra addition to the us. the wiki leaks founder takes his final appeal to a u. k. court. he's wanted on spying charges in the us, but his supporters claim he won't survive being extra time. also coming up, the star warning of her child hunger and malnutrition. inside garza, you as children a you in children's agency. unicef says the territory is points to witness an explosion in preventable child death due to severe food poverty, the hello and terry martin. good to have you with us. after more the decade fighting authorities in the british courts wiki leaks, founder julian assange is now facing what could be his last chance to stop is extradition to the us. a crowd of assign supporters has gathered outside london. sy, court calling for him to be released. his lawyers will ask judges there today to grant a new appeal hearing. if that fails massages, backers worry. he could be put on a plane to the us straight away. or prosecutors want to put him on trial on spying charges, but decided

and julian is entre worldwide. how was julian as far as them? because i saw pictures of you leaving in the circle. britton's guantanamo in london . bell much. and you look dashing, faced, and i think everyone was shocked by how shocked usually appear to be. well, ever since the end of september. so 2 months ago now i was show you go into that huge room and you see, and it's full of little tables with color chairs. and it wasn't until i've been in memphis. oh goodness, the pretty nice little say in red chairs and i guess sitting in blue chairs from when it was time for us to leave. they show the whistle white, but certainly the room was full of uniforms. and they should, i should this into and you and certainly they were a room full of every cheap little shade along to april waves and to me and all the prisoners were sitting in the red seats motionless. not something is allowed to move a muscle until o visits have left and it was emotionally very crippling. i have to say, i mean imagine being locked up in solitary confinement for fun. it's to spe

what will happen — julian if he is extradited. what will happen next _ julian if he is extradited.tradited. what - will happen next chris back? good cuestion, will happen next chris back? good question, there _ will happen next chris back? good question, there legal— will happen next chris back? good question, there legal team - will happen next chris back? good question, there legal team will. will happen next chris back? good| question, there legal team will put forward their case and the judges have to decide what to do. we do not know if there will be a judgment straightaway or if they will take time to consider it. if it is a judgment straightaway and it does not go injulian assange's favour, then he could be on a plane back to then he could be on a plane back to the united states within a couple of weeks. ., ~ the united states within a couple of weeks. ., ,, , ., the united states within a couple of weeks. ., ,, y., ., ., i want to bring you up—to—date with the leading story this hour. lots of development out of russia. couple of developments, the mother remains up in the re

well, you know, julian is of the gentle intellectual thing and maximum security prison. i've taken so many steps are so many years, and i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end. it's been many years of breaking someone down trying to destroy his life. somehow, everyone has failed to him. we have the right to live. and we have a right to come to an end once in the the the we have to do if we don't want to head towards nuclear, a good is trying to risk this price to try and make more accountable support. whistle blowers support culture. jonas, and it's not clear where the fight stops or what's going to end it. but it's really clear that we have to keep fighting it. because we are all in the target harris here until the patient is the principal purpose. most torture is being used against doing the sound and intended in the world to show them. if they get the idea to expose our dirty laundry to the world. this is what's gonna happen to you. it's a detainer, they're basically saying to people, you want to leak stuff. see what we did to search for you to choose your

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the julian assigns is no journalist. this is made plain by that to tell a day of his conduct as the last and the indictments, the some senior officials inside the c i a and the trump administration even discussed killing assange going so far as to request sketches or options for how to assassinate him the and we will of course be blinking. you overlay test on the julia and assigns case as we continue to follow the here and get the high course in london over the next 2 days. as you can always find more details, analysis and reaction on the website all t don't called the russian artist andre. my load can is putting a price on freedom of expression, unquote. and attention to the julianna's son's case. and now free speech is essential to all he's faced. $45000000.00 worth of paintings in jeopardy, depending on whether a song stays a live, the because the because sodium brand and a warm sullivan to many. and i was, and i did see scenes to pretty aids in degrees of left for me to the sky. and if we can discuss the culture plat

i've just been able to speak to julian hassan, his brother gabriel ships. and, and he said, had said to me that the family of these is in the cycle hoping that there will be a political solutions that behind the scenes that governments are working together . and that there is a process behind the scenes and that's what he's hoping would bring just as far as brother that's. that's what he said to me. you also said that they are quite concerned about his brother's health. he wasn't, if i wasn't able to physically be able to attend the court hearing today, and that's something that continues to worry. the family of course, and a sondra supporters. what are they saying? yeah, it's very live the outside code. it's. i've been, i've been covering julian hassan just case and various hearings for over over the years. and this is a really big crowd of support as i've spoken to people from as far as australia who i've come. yeah. do to support joining us on people from germany. there are human rights organizations. there are journalists, organizations, members of parl

uh for julian journalist and the 4 of these 4 americans. now american citizens are supposed to be protected from unreasonable searches and seizures to the 4th amendment in the us constitution. there's a court proceeding going on now where the judge says what was there a warrant? no, there was no warrant, then it was a legal on its face that was also brought to the judges attention. you know, i liked this thing that the judges showed themselves open to the arguments yesterday, and those who went there told me they do, tells me that they did. but you know, this is, this is a kangaroo court. these judges, unless i am sadly mistaken, take their orders from the c i a just like everybody else does. the results here will be a way to keep truly are out of out of sight, out of any power to correct things. and my fear of course, is that if they was too weak to watch the proceedings yesterday, there's not much chance it here lest very much longer given in the previous legal bottles that we've seen before, this car into pale. i mean, you and you said y

british supreme court to extradite julian assange to america. first , let's see a report about assange. supporters of wikileaks founder julian assange gathered for the second day in a row in front of the london high court. i came here today to demand that he be prevented from being sent to america. his freedom is important not only for journalists, but for everyone in the world. the government of london is going to return the money to america for exposing the actions of washington and its allies in the war in iraq and afghanistan. this case will remain as a disgrace for america and england, and every government should be angry about this case and what they are doing with the freedom of the media. in 2010, the wikileaks website released secret videos of the killing of at least 18 iraqi civilians by the us military. he faces up to 175 years in prison in this country with 18 criminal charges. in 2012, asanesh took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy from the fear of being arrested and spent 5 years there under conditions of night imprisonment. but in

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. she 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 australia. he had lived in a small town in queensland during the jo, be able to 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 corps 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 conversions with the information on, you know, i've never s

julian asanek is punished because he knows what he is doing.is exceptional in terms of release and maybe it will be again if it is ever released. he retaliates because he has so effectively opposed the american empire. moreover, he has not only opposed the american empire, but has exposed the actions of many authoritarian regimes around the world, including the criminal behavior of the russian government. it is not that dissatisfaction with america was the motivation of julian assange. he is a freedom fighter and has been so for most of his life he retaliates because if julian assange is released , the power of america will be weakened and the legitimacy of this country will decrease. the situation is terrible because not only is he innocent of the charges that have been attributed to him, but he is morally entitled to publish the news correctly, and he has done exactly that for the past 15 years. many people believe. it has been decided that julian asanesh's talent in america is worse than what he is perceived to be in england today, but we ca

the julian assigns is no journalist. this is made blaine by the fatality of his conduct as the last and then died. the, some senior officials inside the c i a and the trump administration even discussed killing assange going so far as to request sketches or options for how to assassinate him. the loss of the artist under a my loads can, is pushing a price on freedom of expression and calling attention to the julian sons' case. and how freedom of speech is central to of its place. $45000000.00 with a paintings in jeopardy, depending on whether song stays life the because the, because sodium brand and uh, warm sullivan menu now is that i did see seems to pretty aides in the creative platform. it seems kind. if we can discuss the culture platform, resolved that anybody can resolve in the idea of which the piece of dying there. it's so like a distance reach, reach came to fix this so that he stopped paying for the 24 hours each time has to be know that his thoughts so they can still be destroyed. yeah, the tv's at the it so

miss julian is a student who 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 cost either between physics, science, loud sciences and politics of philosophy. so i 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 and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that it was incredibly at the depth, that's even computers, as mazda, head of, i think, where most of us were with what we were learning in science. and actually, i think i had to call a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the world. may use of julian and on the night of as a cramped into a car and we just went on the right,