this book is my testimony to the trial that never took place on an adn on accusing wikileaks, julian assange of sexual assault, and surviving as the most hated woman on the internet then changing the rules of philanthropy at the ford foundation and why darren walker thinks that time is right to step down, kid in a small town finding them felt as president of the ford foundation could only happen in america plus three years after the taliban's return. flashback to kabul and my reporting on afghan women being erased from public life welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london, a re-energized democratic party kicks off its convention in chicago on monday vice president kamala harris ended this week by bailing her economic vision for the country after appearing with president biden for the first time since he stepped aside, the president's plan, dnc speech won't be just an endorsement of harris, but rather a passing of the torch. and this matters here overseas as whoever wins in november inherits a checklist of daunting geopolitical dilemmas turmoil in the middle east, th

a. julian assange is free. you can watch our interviews with them, exposing google hillary clinton's attempt as a but us democracy and blame russia. that alone data will crimes in iraq and all around the world. it was wiki leaks, it exposes jake sullivan, biden's, now national security advisor, right. thank you. how kind it was on the same side as the usa. it was leaking, leaks that expose the present head of a c i a explaining the u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe . well is of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cooled for his release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud, in pennsauken whistle blower down l as bug and the grades on pills, you all have him passed away. while a silence was tortured with me here and do by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary. it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thanks so much for c

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a julian assange is free. you can watch our interviews with them exposing google. hillary clinton's attempted to both us democracy and blame russia that illuminate the war crimes in iraq and all around the world. it was wiki leaks that exposed jake solomon biden's. now national security advisor ryan speaking, how kind it was on the same side as the usa. it was waking leaks that exposed the present head of the ca, explaining the u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe. well is, of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u. k. plans to assassinate him, some who have called for his release on going underground, never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistle blow it down. els bug and the grades on pills you will of him passed away while a silence was tortured with me. here in due by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary. it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel. thank so much for coming

julian assange. thank you. at the end , you mentioned the assange affair. a long judicial process took place there. i want to know what is your take on the possible scenarios. for example, one scenario is that the french court and police may use this arrest and accusation as a means to withdraw the owner of telegram, and the story is quick. another scenario is that we face a long process similar to the one that happened in the easy case, and also a conversation that you yourself thought that 28 years in prison might be waiting for you, which scenario do you think you might face? they insisted on their freedom of expression , they did not even go to jail, but we have to see how strong the team of their defense lawyers will act so that this case can be resolved sooner, however, according to the laws that were in france. the judicial system and the judicial system of france give , however, even though these laws and these accusations. the fire of insults and distortions of the opponent will not become the truth. in the rest of the world, according to the narra

in 2010 , a criminal case was brought against wikileaks founder julian assange a criminal case of rape according to a statement by swedish anna ardin. the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and many years of imprisonment for assange, while the original rape case in sweden was simply closed nine years later due to a lack of serious evidence. assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a step by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, a frightening development within the framework of an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and what not. support, this is a big step, it is very difficult for an outside observer, like me, without knowledge, to believe that macron could or would do this without the support or at least the consent of the biden administration. the media saw in this case a duel of state regulators of legislators, against those who defend free speech on the intern

in 2010, wikileaks founder julian assange was charged with rape following a complaint by swedish annaardin . the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and assange's long-term imprisonment. at the same time , the original rape case in sweden was simply closed 9 years later due to a lack of serious evidence. assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae , believes that durov's arrest is a step by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, frightening developments events within an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly, speech. the term free speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. at the same time, western intelligence agencies, which are so hampered by telegram, have themselves been happy to use it, including we gave him citizenship to protect him, we constantly hear this word: protect, but if we protect him, then he is a friend, if the president wanted the telegram h

in 2010 , a criminal case was opened against the founder of wikileaks julian assange. about rape, accordingthe statement of the swedish anna ardin, the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and many years of imprisonment of assange, while the original case of their rape in sweden after 9 years simply closed due to lack of serious evidence. assange's ally, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a move by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest and a frightening development within an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are aggressively moving towards total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly speech, the term free speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. western intelligence agencies, which are so bothered by telegram, themselves willingly used it, including to overthrow unwanted regimes, claims former state department employee mike bence in an interview with tucker carlson. telegram is the state department's favorite sru f

widely covered, after all , the durovs really are. here, on the one hand , they compare him to julian assangeh a fighter, a fighter for freedom, but at the same time they remember his entire russian past, as a russian citizen, here, after all, they do not really want to mention him and this is not the best image for france, since some representatives of the it industry have already hastily left europe , looking at what is happening with pavel , they said that there is no future for them here. they are already leaving their safety because of france's behavior, so the advertising is not the best, the french will obviously try to suppress this topic in every possible way until it becomes clear what exactly he is being accused of, thank you very much, anastasia, in general, macron, give durov back, anastasia popova, our european correspondent from paris on a direct line, please, yes, well , it was indeed correctly noted that the accusation against durov, or rather what we are now... hearing about these accusations, sounds absolutely absurd, to accuse pavel dorba in all the crimes that occur on hi

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that's who makes prison a bite and well, and i suppose, what do you think about the chances of julian assange living to fight another day as he's tortured in london by british authorities. i'll put it so thankfully if trump, when, pardon me, i bowed for charl kinda le wilkinson. thank you. thank you. and that's it for the show of condolences to the survivors of u. s. u. k. u bones and palestine will be back on monday to ask the grandson of his signature to his rails. 1948 declaration of independence, whether genocide in god's that means the end of his route until then you can give a judge. why will i social media, give me so offensive. he will country and i draw a channel going under warranty. the hon dot com watching you and all the episodes on going undergrad. see monday, the you cry never transition to the of the 9 to is the kind of child to politics of the not just continued all the way all the way for the and of course to go see the crime that i never had a breach of choice you come and take some stability is the power all site the the, the position i would suggest in belgrade was sugges

if people don't know who julian assange is just knowing vaguely and legal proceedings that have been talked about for 14 years, it was, it was, as you say, the was in iraq and afghanistan. i was talking about the stuff that was destroyed. there was no public interest defense. i knew when a legal scholars, when the biden's justice department, in the plea deal told him, you have to destroy some information that hadn't previously unpublished. there was no defense on assigned to the legal team to go. but what if some of it is in the public interest? no, no, no, no, julian, actually one thing that julian did say, during this hearing is that that he didn't realize that the espionage act trumps the 1st amendment. and i think that's clearly, that was a very clear and direct message to everybody out there. what this what this play deal and what this persecution actually means is that, did you go? because in this colonial magistrate, us colonial magistrate the islands with the us of flu, that'd be 29 to murder people in the rush. we mega psyche and all that way. it's so close. i'm doing this o

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well, and i suppose what do you think about the chances of julian assange living to fight another day as he's tortured in london by british authorities? i'll put it so thankfully if trump wouldn't pardon me, i'd vote for charl kinda larry wilkinson. thank you. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll condolences to the survivors. all of us, u. k. u bombs in palestine will be back on monday to ask the grandson of his signature to israel is 1948 declaration of independence, whether genocide in god's that means the end of israel. until then you can give a judge. why will i social media, give it a lot sense in your country and what channels are you gonna be going to be on the com to let you know the episodes. i'm going underground. see monday the, [000:00:00;00] the position i was suggesting fell great. i was suggesting that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain that on your bill is us. an obama move down, you probably now know about seeing. but as to when you see it, all the owners will tell you that you will see the 1st of classes, you know, the middle of it is what i

colleagues in basically revealed, what i wanted to say, i will add only one point, let's remember julian assangece system did not even keep in prison for 8 years at the request of a foreign country, tortured. imagine if in belarus, those who do not pay the tax on television and belte radio companies, including, yes, which we do not have, were thrown into prison, for them for every radio receiver, well, tv receiver that you have at home, you need to pay, that's how the budget is formed, i imagine a tax on btosti, by the way, you can initiate it, i i support you, about british law, about british law, no, i just remembered that, or rather i remembered these lines from the book by maria butina, and the prison diary. year, but the biggest problem, probably, including in our work, as media managers, we, unfortunately, were not able to explain in a timely manner to the people who took to the streets that... transport, that we do not remember how it was, traffic, yes, or they impeded traffic , yes, we remember perfectly well, but even among our, excuse me, friends and acquaintances, there were enough th

care to to report that. one last question before you go richard, what are the implications for julian assange accepting that deal, and some might say with that his salance? what are the implications for that? well, in the ple-agreement, they they said that he has to instruct the editor of wikileaks to destroy all documents and files that he has in his possession or that they have in their possession. now, technically speaking, "he just has to instruct uh christian hanafsen to do that, he doesn't have to prove that they actually did it, and it's not, he's not responsible if they don't do it, you know, so i suppose that was kind of like a, we'll meet you halfway and uh try to save face and make it look like we compelled you to to get rid of these documents, um, i don't think there was necessarily anything important in there, because if there if there was they would have released it already, and they they likely did, so you know, wikileaks obviously out of all the publishers in the world are not one, they're not..." to hold back, so i don't think if they destroyed them, again, they don't have to

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completely different way when he left russia in 2014, and at that time the stories of persecution of julian assangeard snowden were already well known. by the way, it was in russia that the former us intelligence officer received real protection and freedom, and now he watches from the sidelines what is happening to durov. durov's arrest is an attack on basic human rights, freedom of speech and association. i am surprised and deeply saddened that macron has stooped to the level of hostage-taking as a way to gain access to personal messages. this humiliates not only france, but the entire world. well, elon musk, the owner of one of the largest western social networks x, as the former twitter is now called, wrote on his account. in europe, the year is 2030, and here they execute memes, an influential american journalist said tucker carlson, whose interview with dorov was published back in april. a western country, an ally of the administration and an active member of nato , is keeping him under lock and key. pavel durov is now in a french prison, a graphic warning to every owner of a platform that re

moreover, during the period of our cooperation with him. there was a story when he wrote a letter to julian assanger, let’s say, to join forces in order to fight the global financial elite, bring down the dollar, arrange a financial apocalypse, and he sincerely believed in it, i emphasize, he wanted lawyers, his and asanja’s programmers, to collaborate with each other, he wanted to establish some kind of information interaction, in general, this project lasted, in fact, several months, i even had, so to speak, an autograph, like a letter, he signed assange, which i know for sure, asange received, well, i just contacted, i personally contacted asange’s lawyers, stephenson, robinson, that is, it was such an interesting story of the sample. 2012, well, it was cut short due to the fact that what happened happened there problems began at the pyramid in 2011, he would have been arrested, and then arrested, actor vladimir permikov, i think everyone recognized him today again in our studio, 30 years old, all television programs, the whole country associates you, of course, with the image of lenya golubkov,

imaginary charges against him, that most likely accusations, as you correctly recalled today ruslan, julian assange, when we have in in the world somewhere some freethinker free-talker, if you can say so, yes, who speaks out against the general line of the western whole party, immediately a legendary maid appears, who is subjected to violence by this. person and usually not alone, that's why now durov will probably be credited with the murder of kennedy, and the destruction of the tower of the legendary tell me, yes from the famous soviet film, they will put pressure on him, and in this case for some reason the american trace always comes to the fore, i'm with this, by the way, i completely disagree, and for the simple reason that at the moment we all see how mr. macron personally is trying to gain strength, and from from... playing the role of such a strong-willed leader, and france, against the backdrop of germany's obvious decline, is trying, well , has practically already intercepted, at least the political, geopolitical, weighty party within the european union itself, so it is quite possible t

in 2010, a criminal case was brought against wikileaks founder julian assange. a criminal case of rapen a statement by swedish anna ardin. the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and many years of imprisonment for assange. at the same time, the original rape case in sweden was simply closed 9 years later due to a lack of serious evidence. assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a step by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, a frightening development within the framework of an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively towards total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly speech, the term freedom of speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. at the same time, western intelligence services, which are so hampered by telegram, themselves willingly used it, including to overthrow unwanted regimes, claims. this is a big step, it is very difficult for an outside observer, like me, who d

heroes from, from history or, or who are alive today, such as juuan who are alive today, such as julian assangeory to have like doctor, doctor, martin luther king, etc. men who inspire empowerment . and i feel like empowerment. and i feel like what children and young people are being offered at the moment are being offered at the moment are not empowered, inspiring people. they are generally weak and confused, and the whole thing just creates more of the same. so confused and weak children and what your guest earlier was talking about, the, the kind of back in the day, sort of world war ii, sort of heroes. and i'm fortunate because my paternal father, so my dad's dad, fought in the somme, the battle of the somme, in world war i, with the cameron highlanders. so i grew up with stories of resilience and bravery and freedom fighting. my headmaster at school was a world war ii veteran. he fought in, nonh war ii veteran. he fought in, north africa in world war two. and, you know, i had all of these wonderful, resilient men around me to give a sharing stories which inspired the same thing in me, whic

i mean, it's not directly related, but julian assange, who's just boarded a plane to australia, he had a discussion in the green room. yeah. we did. yeah. >> but but you know, he wasn't stripped of his citizenship. and actually he did face justice in an american jurisdiction on his way back to australia. his government did everything they could to actually get him back to where he wanted to be with his family. it would be the same for shamima begum. she has family and connections here. she was born here. she was educated here. she grew up here. >> he has he committed crimes against humanity with enemies of the australian state. >> but she hasn't been convicted or british state. >> rather, she hasn't. yeah. >> rather, she hasn't. yeah. >> my point ben. she hasn't been convicted of any crimes. well, i can tell you what. >> all of this is costing us a small fortune. one of the last councils, about a quarter of £1 million in legal aid. and all this. lots. derek says the people of bosnia can have their citizenship removed. where will it all end? i can tell you, many people just have answere

similar to the edward snowden case or the cases of people arrested for freedom of speech, like the julian assangependent candidate. robert kennedy jr., realizing that he has no chance of winning, supported trump's candidacy. he says that he shares donald's desire to end the war in ukraine, along with him speaks out against censorship. american freedom of speech robert kennedy jr., has had his fill. he said on fox news that he was not allowed on any tv channel except fox. and now kennedy jr. is for trump. he also said that he supports the slogan. can predetermine the outcome of the us presidential elections in november. kennedy has 5-6% support in the swing states. and with them, trump will bypass his rival harris, who just managed to break ahead. at least, according to polls by pro-democratic media, according to data. in national polls by one and a half percent for the first time in 11 months. before that, joe biden had beaten trump in the polls almost a year ago, on september 11 , 2023. and since then, donald has never lost his lead. elon musk believes that trump will save democracy and america.

that lawyer kaminsky defended another genius philanthropist. unfairly accused by the west of julian assange can only hope that durov will not end up hiding in the ecuadorian embassy, ​​but the proceedings will end as soon as possible. i want to speak out about the detention. i will be very precise and extremely clear, because i have also seen a lot of unreliable information. france is a country that protects freedom of speech. france is a country that protects and loves innovation and entrepreneurs, but we are a country where there is a separation of powers, and our rules, our rule of law, which is controlled by domestic law enforcement. and so i had no idea that mr. durov would come to france, and that's quite normal. this is the first time that the owner of a social network of this scale has faced serious sanctions from the authorities. the french authorities say that the other side of this telegram coin is that it is also interestingly organized criminal groups. this is what they accuse durov of, the co-founder and ceo of telegram. the french authorities are awaiting further investigatio

the developers of telegram, cybersecurity officers or... there are stories of persecution of julian assangehey were already well on edward snowden. by the way, it was in russia that the former employee of the american intelligence services received real protection and freedom, and now he is watching what is happening with durov from the country. the arrest of durov is an encroachment on basic human rights. freedom of speech and association. i am surprised and deeply saddened that macron has stooped to the level of hostage-taking as a way to gain access to private messages. this is humiliating not only for france, but for the entire world. florian philippot, the leader of the french patriots party, also considers durov's arrest a serious blow to the democratic image of his country. this is very serious. france has shown the world its tyrannical essence, the image of censorship. the eu digital services censorship act is pushing for ever more severe repression in relation to freedom. speech in france. i wonder: could elon musk be detained and thrown in jail in the same way if he comes to franc

durovo is already being compared to julian assange.or allowing the public to express freedom of speech. it was a western country, an ally of the biden administration, a nato member, that locked him up. pavel durov is sitting in a french prison today, a living warning for any platform owner. that refuses to censor the truth at the behest of governments and intelligence agencies. the previously free world is rapidly descending into darkness. the founder and ceo of the encrypted, uncensored telegram platform has just been arrested in france. the need to protect speech has become more urgent than ever. tucker carlson met pavel durov in person for a rare interview, where the telegram founder openly said that he and his employees were being hunted by fbi agents. the telegram programmer, who came to conference. platform architecture and encryption algorithms, intelligence agencies offered thousands of dollars to create a confidential channel in secret from durov, through which the data they needed would be transmitted to the us authorities. o

well, let's remember that julian assange was recently released on freedom when he agreed to remove allleaks portal. i think that the united states wants to get off with less bloodshed with durov, but they apparently don’t want to ruin his life, as they ruined the life and health of julian asanju. well , they assume that he will voluntarily give up, in fact, telegram to the american special services, and will be released, we’ll see, but really, sergey sergeyevich, you’re right, in the united states and not only in the united states in full, and it is intensifying censorship, robert kennedy jr. really talks about this, and we'll talk about it right after a short commercial. i can't live without you, premiere, watch after the program time. lip inflator day, what a holiday, you'll say, meanwhile, criminal stories from the lives of women in our program. and of course, everything else, about health and life, important, necessary and interesting in the program live healthy, tomorrow on the first, in the new season on the first, i just flew back, threw my things straight to you, nenal, you're

because i publish my own opinion, my opinion, when there were hearings on the extradition of julian assange respect him very much, you you know, when his extradition hearings started 5 years ago, i was writing daily reports from the courtroom, i was publishing them on my website. somewhere around 10 million people on different social networks saw my reports on giuliano asanju, people who tried to repost my reports somehow, were advised not to do so, that is, there was a banner at the bottom, no, please, don't do this, this is false information and so on, that is, tens of millions of views, i went to several thousand views, you see, this is an evolution, this is the evolution of censorship, which is going exactly the same way in the digital environment. wikileaks - that was our golden age, the golden age of free information. then the information was free, now there are so-called guardians, these are members of some kind of cult, they are trying to ban anything, we are now literally closing ourselves off with everything, from traditional freedom of speech, from traditional freedom of the medi

we can draw some parallels between julian assange and pavel durov.le did not commit any crimes. julian asanche has done a lot for freedom of speech all over the world, and he did not steal any information from american servers. remember how julian asanche was detained for 12 years in the ecuadorian embassy, ​​but now, despite all the accusations of the french authorities, pavel durov has never been connected with pedophilia, he has never been connected with drug trafficking and has not been connected with money laundering. all these accusations that have been brought against pavel durov are all fabricated accusations. he, if you will allow, is even more naive. and for russia this is fashion, perfume, and cinema, now we have a completely different frenchman before our eyes, this image is literally being destroyed before our eyes, who is the typical frenchman now ? today's france absolutely does not correspond to the france that existed, for example, in the fifties, sixties, this image of cinema, everything that france gave to the world, all this has d

left russia in 2014, and at that time they were already well known stories of persecution of julian assange, edward snowdan. incidentally, it was in russia that the former us intelligence officer received real protection and freedom, and now he is watching from the sidelines what is happening to durov. durov's arrest is an attack on basic human rights, freedom of speech and association. i am surprised and deeply saddened that macron has stooped to the level of hostage-taking as a way of gaining access to personal... essence, image of censorship, censorship act about france showed the world its tyrannical digital services, the eu is pushing for an increasingly harsh crackdown on free speech in france. i wonder: could elon musk be detained and jailed in the same way if he came to france? says former us presidential candidate vivik ramaswamy, who wrote telegram today and x tomorrow. this is the name of the former twitter, which is owned by elon musk, one of the richest people in the world, who promised to free this social network from the influence of american intelligence agencies, but now he