Comments by "la gringa" (@lagringa7518) on "Julian Assange says he is free today because he 'pled guilty to journalism'" video.

  1. None.
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  2. So being forced to take refuge in an embassy doesn't count as a loss of freedom no different from being incarcerated?
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  3.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  Whose law, what law... the laws of the beasts who hate the truth of their sins revealed?
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  4.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  Perhaps you need to refresh yourself by rereading the I, II, IV Amendments of the Bill of Rights and then tell my if your government is following the rules of law of this nation. Btw Assange is not even a citizen of this country, so what right does the US have to prosecute him for anything? Awaken before it's too late, this country has gone rogue and is completely lawless.
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  5.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  Hogwash
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  6.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  I take it you prefer government lies over the truth.
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  7.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  That wasn't a forced relinquishing of his freedom for telling the TRUTH? All these bogus wars were created for the profits and control of other countries resources by a small group of multinationals who have bought the US government and the thieving bankers who back them! Who now owns Ukraine... Blackrock, what did their people 'win' from that created and forced conflict? They've lost a generation of their young men and now their farmland and any possibility of self rule. This is Fascism.
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  8.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  Except that you are under the dictates of the USA who ordered you to arrest him. So much for the 'law'... he broke no law in the UK or the US for that matter. The role of real JOURNALISM is to hold governments behavior accountable to the citizens and our Constitution does not condone Fascist lawless tactics, but that's who we are... all our governments are lawless now, even your Starmer claims to prefer world government to yours. 🧐
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