Julian Assange published evidence of U.S. war crimes in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo Bay. Yet it was Julian who was prosecuted and imprisoned—not the people in power who committed the war crimes. Glad Julian Assange is finally free.

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🚨SATURDAY’S GOING UNDERGROUND: @Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange’s brother Gabriel Shipton joins me in the studio for an interview on his brother being finally freed after over a decade of US-UK persecution Don’t miss it, follow our Rumble 🏴‍☠️ channel:

The Assange DAO saved Assange, says Gabriel Shipton, Assange's brother. Thank you to everyone in the crypto community who supported it, and gave their defense the means to keep fighting 💛

I wrote this article to be published for Julian Assange's final UK High Court appeal against US extradition, scheduled this week. I've, happily, had to make some edits. medium.com/@niraj.lal/sci…

🚨 🧵Jeremy Scahill and I, after more years than we can count at The Intercept, are leaving to team up with other colleagues to launch Drop Site, an independent, non-profit news organization committed to fearless investigative journalism. Find us at dropsitenews.com and

Flashback 2017: Julian Assange Joins The Ron Paul Institute Conference Watch here: rumble.com/v56ida2-flashb…

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BREAKING: Nobody knows anything!!

Rest in Power Alison Mason. A brilliant organiser. Alison was so happy to have lived to see Julian free.

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Something quite extraordinary is happening in Australia. Over the past few weeks, many key authoritative figures - former PMs, top strategists, etc. - came out against AUKUS and US imperialism, in favor of Australian independence. A small 🧵 listing the various key statements

We followed Julians advice advice and went to Washington DC to campaign to free him.

🚨Today at Drop Site we're publishing some truly unbelievable audio we've put to animation. A man in Pakistan was abducted by half a dozen men in black and taken to a jail cell. The man's brother, who lives overseas, then got a phone call from his brother's phone. It was

"Our first shared experience: a bonfire on the beach." I'm happy to have contributed with my portrait of Julian Assange to marta serafini's interview with Gabriel Shipton, Julian's brother. You can read the interview in 7 Corriere, the supplement of the Italian newspaper

Many great builders are truly paying attention to all the attempts to censor speech. Today most of technology is weak, built for the best case scenarios, centralised. Tomorrow communication will be peer to peer. Built for the worst case scenarios. Unstoppable. As in society.

In the Era of Mass surveillance the last free living people will be the ones who know how to use cryptography. Julian Assange in 2012.

Julian Is Free, But Justice Awaits. Join the demand for a pardon today. Joe Biden #PardonAssange action.assangecampaign.org.au/petition-pardon

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