If
you are interested in getting behind the lies surrounding the case
agaunst Julian Assange I can highly recommend this documentary by
ABC's Four Corners, made several weeks ago.
It covers the whole question of his time in Sweden and what might await him if he is successfully extradited to the United States
It covers the whole question of his time in Sweden and what might await him if he is successfully extradited to the United States
Sex,
Lies and Julian Assange
By
Andrew Fowler and Wayne Harley
ABC,
23
July, 2012
When
Julian Assange arrived in Sweden in August 2010 he was greeted like a
conquering hero. But within weeks there was a warrant out for his
arrest and he was being investigated for rape and sexual molestation.
Today he is taking sanctuary in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London,
arguing he won't receive justice if he's taken to Sweden and that US
authorities are building a case for his extradition.
Next,
Four Corners reporter Andrew Fowler examines in detail what happened
in those crucial weeks while Julian Assange was in Sweden. What was
the nature of his relationship with the two women who claim he
assaulted them? And what did they tell police that led the
authorities to seek his arrest?
"I
will not tell any media how I am going to represent the women in
court." Lawyer for Anna Ardin and Sofia Wilén
Both
Assange and his supporters believe the attempt by authorities to
force his return to Sweden is simply the first step in a plan to see
him extradited to the United States.
"Sweden
has frankly always been the United States' lapdog and it's not a
matter we're particularly proud of." Assange supporter
"The
US has nothing to do with the issue here, it's simply a matter
between the UK and Sweden." Jeffrey L. Bleich, US Ambassador to
Australia
Four
Corners looks at claims the United States is working hard to unearth
evidence that would lead to a charge of "conspiracy to commit
espionage" being made against Assange - which in turn would be
used in his extradition from Sweden. The program also documents the
harassment experienced by Assange's supporters across the globe -
including his Australian lawyer - and the FBI's attempts to convince
some to give evidence against him.
For
documentary video GO
HERE
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