Since being granted diplomatic asylum from Ecuador's government, WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, is still inside of the Britain's Ecuadorian Embassy awaiting any news on a safe exit out of London.
When the British government made their threat of seizing Assange if he tried to exit the Embassy, even though, he was granted his asylum, Ecuador did not take those threats lightly. Quito and the Ecuadorian government was infuriated after that warning and took the necessary steps to make this change happen.
With the exclusion of the US and Canada, the Washington based Organization of American States, and the South American foreign ministers, disapproved the UK's threat and supported Correa's stance that Britain's warning was deplorable, which could resolute to a dangerous outcome, if Assange continues to be held up in the Embassy.
Back in May, Assange and Correa befriend one another after the interview on The Julian Assange Show.
President Correa also expressed that he shares Assange fears that if he were to be sent to Sweden, the US would extradite him for the WikiLeaks publications in 2010 of secret US cables.
Correa sat down with RT News and gave an exclusive interview stating, "Imperial ambitions," "won't change Ecuador's position on Assange."
Fortunately, the threats of London's police raiding the Embassy have now been withdrawn.
This past Saturday, the Ecuadorian government gave notice that it received, "a communication from the British Foreign Office which said that there was no threat to enter the embassy."
Ecuador's President, Rafael Correa stated in a weekly media address, "we consider this unfortunate incident over, after a grave error by the British in which they said they would enter our Embassy."
On the following day, Sunday, a British spokeswoman made a statement, " we remain committed to the process of dialogue we have entered into and we want that to resume with the government of Ecuador."
In support of Julian Assange, the Hactivist Group Anonymous, made claims of taking down the websites of Interpol and a British police force in, "Operation Free Assange," a campaign calling for the freedom of the WikiLeaks founder.
Anonymous has also made claim of taking down Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA), the UK police unit who's role is known for operations against serious and organized crimes in that country.
There are also reports of protesters that supports Assange, still vigilant in their cause, are outside of UK's Ecuadorian Embassy, holding up signs, "I'm Julian," and wearing Guy Fawkes masks.
In the event of all this media and support from so many across the globe, Assange still remains trapped inside the embassy and awaits his long endured diplomatic freedom of asylum.
Will he make it to Ecuador safe? Even though that promise has been made by the Ecuador's government, keep in mind that in many cases that there is always someone on the inside who is working for the outside.Who will pay the price for his asylum with their life? I hope no one does and that Assange is truly protected to the fullest.
I say these things because Assange is an asset and many want him gone. His knowledge can bring many countries into an uproar by the citizens, including the US, due, to the information that he and WikiLeaks has. I do not wish any harm onto him or anyone that has aided him in this. He is a brave man and hero in my eyes because he stood up and let the masses know the truth of what lies behind that hidden veil.
The truth is something that is and should always set you free. It should not be used against you by lying on you and creating distractions that points the finger elsewhere from what the real initial story is and was about.. In today's world, it is the complete opposite. Especially, when it deals with government secrets and laws that are purposely created to control and hold you. We as people have the right to know what is really going on in this world. If we don't ask questions then how would we ever know?
Stop living in a world that has been "created" for you by those who paint a "false picture" and live in a world of "awaken reality."
"Do you see with your eyes or do you visualize what you see?"-C.F.
"EachOneTeachOne."
Check out some previous blogs on Julian Assange:
Julian Assange OF WikiLeaks Breaks Silence on Asylum Deadlock
Ecuador Grants WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Political Asylum
Just in from ABC News: World Today
Assange Case Forces Ecuador To Release Jailed Dissident
Sources:
WikiLeaks
Huffington Post
RT News
Chicago Tribune
Truth Theory
Democratic Underground
Wikipedia
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When the British government made their threat of seizing Assange if he tried to exit the Embassy, even though, he was granted his asylum, Ecuador did not take those threats lightly. Quito and the Ecuadorian government was infuriated after that warning and took the necessary steps to make this change happen.
With the exclusion of the US and Canada, the Washington based Organization of American States, and the South American foreign ministers, disapproved the UK's threat and supported Correa's stance that Britain's warning was deplorable, which could resolute to a dangerous outcome, if Assange continues to be held up in the Embassy.
Back in May, Assange and Correa befriend one another after the interview on The Julian Assange Show.
President Correa also expressed that he shares Assange fears that if he were to be sent to Sweden, the US would extradite him for the WikiLeaks publications in 2010 of secret US cables.
Correa sat down with RT News and gave an exclusive interview stating, "Imperial ambitions," "won't change Ecuador's position on Assange."
Fortunately, the threats of London's police raiding the Embassy have now been withdrawn.
This past Saturday, the Ecuadorian government gave notice that it received, "a communication from the British Foreign Office which said that there was no threat to enter the embassy."
Ecuador's President, Rafael Correa stated in a weekly media address, "we consider this unfortunate incident over, after a grave error by the British in which they said they would enter our Embassy."
On the following day, Sunday, a British spokeswoman made a statement, " we remain committed to the process of dialogue we have entered into and we want that to resume with the government of Ecuador."
In support of Julian Assange, the Hactivist Group Anonymous, made claims of taking down the websites of Interpol and a British police force in, "Operation Free Assange," a campaign calling for the freedom of the WikiLeaks founder.
Anonymous has also made claim of taking down Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA), the UK police unit who's role is known for operations against serious and organized crimes in that country.
There are also reports of protesters that supports Assange, still vigilant in their cause, are outside of UK's Ecuadorian Embassy, holding up signs, "I'm Julian," and wearing Guy Fawkes masks.
In the event of all this media and support from so many across the globe, Assange still remains trapped inside the embassy and awaits his long endured diplomatic freedom of asylum.
Will he make it to Ecuador safe? Even though that promise has been made by the Ecuador's government, keep in mind that in many cases that there is always someone on the inside who is working for the outside.Who will pay the price for his asylum with their life? I hope no one does and that Assange is truly protected to the fullest.
I say these things because Assange is an asset and many want him gone. His knowledge can bring many countries into an uproar by the citizens, including the US, due, to the information that he and WikiLeaks has. I do not wish any harm onto him or anyone that has aided him in this. He is a brave man and hero in my eyes because he stood up and let the masses know the truth of what lies behind that hidden veil.
The truth is something that is and should always set you free. It should not be used against you by lying on you and creating distractions that points the finger elsewhere from what the real initial story is and was about.. In today's world, it is the complete opposite. Especially, when it deals with government secrets and laws that are purposely created to control and hold you. We as people have the right to know what is really going on in this world. If we don't ask questions then how would we ever know?
Stop living in a world that has been "created" for you by those who paint a "false picture" and live in a world of "awaken reality."
"Do you see with your eyes or do you visualize what you see?"-C.F.
"EachOneTeachOne."
Check out some previous blogs on Julian Assange:
Julian Assange OF WikiLeaks Breaks Silence on Asylum Deadlock
Ecuador Grants WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Political Asylum
Just in from ABC News: World Today
Assange Case Forces Ecuador To Release Jailed Dissident
Sources:
WikiLeaks
Huffington Post
RT News
Chicago Tribune
Truth Theory
Democratic Underground
Wikipedia
