Assange: US rule of law suffering ‘calamitous collapse’
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said Friday that the US justice system was suffering from a “calamitous collapse in the rule of law”, as Washington reeled from the sensational exposure of vast spy agency surveillance programmes.
Assange: US rule of law suffering ‘calamitous collapse’ – FRANCE 24
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Julian Assange is more worthy of a Nobel Prize than those many who have received them since the world started sliding into slavery sixty-eight years (2013 – 1945 = 68 yrs) ago.
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But he would say that, wouldn’t he?
If Julian Assange is worried about the ‘rule of law’, we’ve got real problems.
If? We have problems.