A panel of journalists who covered the Assange case discuss the twists and turns in the drama leading to his release on Monday, with host Richard Medhurst.
British journalist Richard Medhurst invited Taylor Hudak of acTVism Munich, Mohamed Elmaazi of Defence Truth, Kevin Gosztola of The Dissenter, independent journalist Tareq Haddad of Improve the News, plus Cathy Vogan and Joe Lauria of Consortium News to discuss the myriad complex issues of the Assange saga.
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my thanks to all of you for this instructive review and
for all your work that contributed to julian assange’s release.
let’s now hope that at least some MSM take this as a wake-up call
to do much better than they did before, instructing the general public
instead of obstructing justice, peace and freedom for all – not just
for the reckless, careless, super-selfish o.1 percent …
Assange will not be free until he has his voice back and is again able to speak directly.
He was able to speak with Albanese – who was part of the Gillard government that persecuted Assange in the first place – he is able to make at least a short video for all the millions of supporters around the world who have spent countless hours and dollars over the last 14 years tirelessly campaigning, protesting, postering, lobbying politicians and so much more to fight for his freedom.
All of that effort was for nothing if Julian still has no direct public voice.