From what I’ve read, the embassy staff complains that it smells like he already has.
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I guess an “American Freedom Medal” from Cheeto Mussolini is not far behind?
(along with a feast of cold McDonalds burgers and fries.)
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An entire third of the space? Why the fuck have they put up with him this long?
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is it still true. live by the sword die by the sword? lol
He should be sent to his boss in Moscow. In several different packages.
Both he and those dirty parasite Russian pigs need to pay.
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So to say thanks for being able to hide in the Ecuadorian Embassy, he releases private information about the Ecuadorian president? Perhaps a notes and some personalized hand towels would have made a better gift?
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No, but the Saudis will probably ask him to stop by their embassy to pick up some important papers…
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Sounds like Wikileaks, if as thought, is a Russian operation or connected in someway, then Putin is trying to mess around with this and get Assange out so he can either get him to Russia or kill him once they get him. Probably the latter, it’s easier and certainly Putin’s style. If that doesn’t work, Assange will stay there until either he dies or Putin takes over the world. Putin has already sent 100s of troops to Venezuela and is making alliances with dictators across the globe, how long before he gets into Ecuador, or are they already there?
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Begins with P and ends in N.
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I wonder if Putin has paid them rent for Assange?
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Holy cats…I’m pretty sure the CIA will get to him first, but your febrile imagination is…well, pretty febrile!
Well, I am a creative person. 
Still, shit is real out there and while we focus on trump all the time, we don’t hear much about what’s going on around the world anymore.
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The US was going to cut aid to Ecuador a while back, and maybe it’s on the list for the newest cuts to South American countries the Orange One wants, so can’t blame the embassy for making the freeloader pay his way–and is he even an Ecuadorean citizen? Will any country claim him at this point?
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The Oakland Raiders would sign him.
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I am a sport-illiterate: is this good for Assange or good for the Raiders?
In my analogy, usually neither.
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Why is there an “active warrant” for his arrest? He has never been charged with a crime, and Sweden dropped their investigation. Certainly in the USA it’s not illegal to publish classified information obtained from a third party, or else our prisons would be full of reporters, editors, and publishers.
Read the article
I thought somebody at Fox said alla them Spanish speakin’ countries were “Mexican countries”.
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