WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost an appeal to block his extradition to the United States, with the UK’s Supreme Court outright refusing to hear the petition. Some legal options remain open to him, however.
He kills it on the lawless national security state, namely NSA blackmail of Congress and the DoJ's merciless persecution of Julian Assange, along with Assange's father and brother. https://youtu.be/yH1qfFMu2eE
Thanks CBS, everyone already knew that, but yeah.
The Hill's got a good write up on it. They're accusing him of conspiring with Lulzsec and Anonymous to liberate these and those materials on top of their bogus charges against him for the Manning case.
Now Trump wants to send the DoJ after users where Medicinal Marijuana is legal Trump Administration Wants to Resume Prosecuting Medical Marijuana Users in States Where It’s Legal
DoJ now says oops, the entire Russiagate hoax was predicated on FBI lies. You don't mind too much though, right?
Well, well, well. Says here that the DoJ IG Michael Horowitz referred this violation to Durham who picked it up. Most important question raised is just how serious are Barr and Durham about getting to the bottom of this? The whole truth exposed in indictment form would be absolutely explosive for sure.
Mueller turns in his nothing report of nonsense to the DOJ with no new indictments, no even-accusations of "collusion" with Russia over the election of 2016. Unbelievable. Isn't it?
In March 2017, a group of 9/11 families presented the Department of Justice with 17 pages of detailed allegations that Qorvis Communications had, on behalf of Saudi Arabia, conducted a lobbying campaign against the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) characterized by extensive violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). In the worst instance, veterans who were flown to Washington to lobby against the measure say Qorvis withheld the fact that it was bringing them to Capitol Hill to advance the Saudi agenda, and that the kingdom was paying for their airfare,...
Liza Goitein, Co-Director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program, discusses her report on “The New Era of Secret Law” in the US, including the DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel’s secret interpretations of existing laws against torture and the FISA Court’s secret authorization of NSA bulk collection of phone records.
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