JULIAN ASSANGE NEW DOJ NEW STRATEGY

Despite running consecutive fundraisers worth over 500,000 pounds, Stella Morris Assange (actual legal name Sara Gonzales) lives in a multimillion dollar flat with a videographer named Neils Ladefoged, who owns a curious number of these...







(me: if you reall, there was a team membeer/friend who dropped off the radar and E sent up
a search for him/her.  It sounds like that was for this person, KK)

All indications atm are that Stella isn't Stella, but a 'plant'...That just floors me.

It seems Sara/Stella has been denying interviews and things that would help actually free Julian, repeatedly.

OPERATION GATEKEEPER    The torture of Julian Assange

quik vid of the facts and the apparent betrayal.

https://twitter.com/MirunaSoare19/status/1625130619813371910?cxt=HHwWjICxuYfsz40tAAAA

A song of when Julian met Stella.  

Julian's whole story is evidence for the plight of all of us.

Pray, Pray, Pray. 

https://twitter.com/Stella_Assange/status/1625539735593664513

then there's this that has come to light.  Who is Stella?  What's really happening here?

When a planned interview w Lara Logan and RFK was in the works not only did Stella Assange/Sara Gonzalez give E the run around through an outside PR agency, but Gabriel told E "Next Year" would be better.
E doesn’t fail
Truth needs to surface #LetJulianSpeak #FreeAssange4Real twitter.com/chamanetoupie/…

So twisted

Stella/Sara spoke out but couldn't even provide a recording of her daily phone calls with Jullian why is that?
quik vid
https://twitter.com/PryGenesis3/status/1624960868139278336?cxt=HHwWgIDR9ZrTgo0tAAAA

If they are not being blackmailed, especially his father!  not Stella as it seems she's been i.d'd

this is just the worst.


[size=15]Definitely Not Assange's Cat at a Keyboard.



@BelmarshCat

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Feb 15

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Replying to
@Stella_Assange
Seriously?

You are worth millions.

Wtf

You have a 50 millions dollar fund through Wau Holland that has payed more to "the family" than Julian's defense at ALL, & crowdfunders worth over half a million dollars.

Unbelievable
Shady. Wrong. And you are a fraud.
#LetJulianSpeak

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[size=0]https://t.me/TheOfficialE/3382…
From E:
They wanted so badly to shut our efforts for Julian down.
To shut down the hope.
To stop the light.

But they neither understand it, nor comprehend its importance to people.

And so in their attempts to destroy it, they destroyed themselves...

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A journalist's job is to inform the public about injustices being done secretly by the gov't. Publishing the truth would allow reform, but instead the US gov't is attempting to double-down on deceiving the people and gutting the first amendment rights of journalists

JulianAssange published truthful information in the public interest. If we want to avoid more tragedies & needless wars, we shouldn’t persecute journalists shine light on govt misdeeds. Assange told us we get tricked into wars through lies spread by the media.
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What the #CIA did to #JulianAssange
-plotted to kidnap & kill him
-stopped President Trump from signing his pardon
-spied on his lawyers violating their 4th Amendment rights

Lawfare= Legal warfare used to damage, delegitimize & deny someone their legal rights.
#FreeJulianAssange

THE VIOLENCE AT BELMARSH

https://metro.co.uk/2023/02/26/catalogue-of-horrifying-violence-revealed-at-maximum-security-jail-18343949/

[size=15]Kevin Gosztola



@kgosztola

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The CIA, Mike Pompeo, and a US prosecutor contend attorneys and journalists who visited Julian Assange had no “legitimate expectation of privacy” when it came to conversations with a “notorious wanted fugitive in a foreign embassy.”


https://thedissenter.org/cia-says-assange-visitors-had-no-privacy-rights/

@cdeloire
1h


Tomorrow
@RSF_inter
will be the first NGO to visit Julian Assange in prison as
@rebecca_vincent
and I will gain rare access to London’s notorious Belmarsh prison, joined by
@Stella_Assange
. Next week marks 4 years that he has been detained. #FreeAssange [size=0]https://rsf.org/en/petition/fr[/size]



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An anon wrote down alot of talking points for the letter.  We can borrow some.

Here is some semblance of a template that I got online…please feel free to use certain points of it or change up wording to suit your messages. I hope something similar is what we are going for ?? I’m at a bit of a loss to articulate what’s needed here but definitely want to help free Assange!! I didn’t really know where to start exactly on the letter so this has some good points in my view. ??




I write today concerning Julian Assange’s potential extradition to the United States to face charges for publishing inconvenient facts about US war crimes in Iraq. Of course I am referring to the now infamous ‘Collateral Murder’ video published in 2010, an audio-visual document made by the US military itself which starkly details the brutal murder of journalists on the streets of Iraq at the hands of US drone operators. To date, no one has faced justice for these gross criminal transgressions. That fact alone is morally, ethically, and politically troubling.


Make no mistake, Julian Assange is guilty of exposing US war crimes. Mr Assange and Wikileaks exposed those crimes for the world to see, should anyone be willing to look, knowing that he was putting his own personal safety and freedom on the line. To me, Mr Assange’s conviction — not in a US court of ‘law’ but his conviction to do the right thing — is beyond compare. In a world where people bleat endlessly about the danger of ‘fake news’ and the spread of mis- and disinformation online, Mr Assange and Wikileaks are a rare light in a frighteningly darkening world. Should the case regarding Assange’s extradition continue we will enter an even darker chapter, one in which all the professed ideals we claim to uphold (freedom of press, the public’s right to know, and the entire concept of justice itself) will be called into question. 
Personally, I — and perhaps you, too — do not wish to live in a world where people who expose wrongdoing are prosecuted while those who commit crimes walk free. Such a world would be a perversion of everything we claim to hold dear.


Many people erroneously believe that Mr Assange and Wikileaks have operated in service to Russia. These beliefs are without evidence. On the contrary, Mr Assange and Wikileaks have exposed the double-dealings and malfeasance of many governments, Russia included. Regarding the latter, Wikileaks has published more than 800,000 leaked documents alone! Importantly, Wikileaks has never had to issue retractions for publishing false information. Can the same be said of The Guardian, the New York Times, or the Washington Post, to name just a few big players in the global media landscape? I think not.


Extraditing Mr Assange to the United States will not only threaten press freedoms but usher in a dangerous new phase in the post-911 world. Not only has it been widely reported that Assange and his legal team were illegally surveilled while he was holed up in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, many news outlets reported last year that the CIA had drawn up numerous plans to kidnap and/or assassinate him. While the former indicates that there is zero chance he would get a fair trial in the United States, the latter demonstrates the crass impunity with which US intelligence services feel they can operate. No one should be above the law, and that applies to everyone and anyone who works for the CIA and its British equivalent.


You are in a unique position, Judge Hilton. Amidst the Sturm and Drang of domestic and international politics, you have the rare opportunity to right our shaken moral compass. I urge you to drop the case regarding Mr Assange’s extradition. Please stand up for the rule of law and the preservation of the freedom of the press. You will be celebrated for your commitment to all that is right and good in this world — even if, and especially if, the practice of our ideals makes those in power deeply uncomfortable.


Thank you for your time and attention in this matter.


Sincerely,

ANOTHER few:

The US war crimes that Assange and others reported are important information for the public to know and are within the public’s right to know. By keeping their war crimes a secret, the US is putting the American People’s safety at risk.  The free press was always supposed to be protected speech under the first amendment. Using the Espionage act against a journalist who is a non-citizen and published on foreign soil has never been attempted, and puts all other foreign journalists at risk of being accused of similar when they are simply doing their daily journalistic duties.
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Here's mine. Same thoughts, feel free to use parts of it, But we don't want the Judge to get thousands of the same letter.                                                                                                                                                                          I write to you not merely as a concerned citizen but as someone deeply invested in the fundamental values that define our democratic society: freedom of expression, the right to information, and the sanctity of journalistic integrity. As Julian Assange's extradition hearing approaches, I urge you to consider not just the legal dimensions of this case, but its profound implications for journalism, free speech, and human rights across the globe.
Julian Assange and WikiLeaks have played pivotal roles in illuminating the opaque corridors of power, revealing truths that have been instrumental in holding governments accountable. The 2010 release of classified documents, while controversial, underscored the vital function of the press in a free society—to inform the public of actions undertaken in its name but without its informed consent.
The prosecution of Julian Assange sets a dangerous precedent for journalists and media outlets everywhere. If publishing classified information in the public interest is criminalized, it could deter whistleblowers from coming forward and dissuade journalists from reporting on matters of significant public concern. This chilling effect would be antithetical to the principles of transparency and accountability that underpin our democratic institutions.
Furthermore, Julian Assange's prolonged detention—first in the Ecuadorian embassy and now in prison—raises serious humanitarian concerns. The toll this ordeal has taken on his health and well-being, as well as on his family, including his two young sons, is deeply troubling. The pursuit of justice should never come at the cost of human dignity and the right to a fair and humane treatment.
Your Honor, as you deliberate on this case, I implore you to weigh these considerations with the gravity they deserve. This moment is not only about Julian Assange but about the kind of world we choose to live in. It is about whether we stand by the ideals of free expression and the public's right to know, or whether we allow fear and authority to erode those pillars of democracy.
I respectfully urge you to reject the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States. Moreover, I appeal to your sense of justice and humanity to take the necessary steps to secure his release. Let this case not be remembered as a miscarriage of justice, but as a testament to the enduring strength of our democratic values and our commitment to human rights.
Thank you for your attention to this critical matter. The decisions made in this courtroom will resonate far beyond its walls, affecting the lives of many and the future of press freedom worldwide. I trust that your judgment will reflect the principles of fairness, compassion, and respect for the law.

Respectfully,

~E has a copy posted of

Exhibit A to Registration Statement  Persuant to the Foreign Agents Registration Act
of 1938,  Amended

Left hand corner shows US Department of Justice, Washington, DC

Foreign Principal: Julian Assange    Address:  Belmarsh Prison

COUNTRY-REGION Represented:  AUSTRALIA

Individual State-Nationality    AUSTRALIA

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The trial is underway.  E will post the proceedings.

Assang trial live:
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Assange's lawyers have argued today that the CIA plotted to kill Julian Assange, and that he cannot be safely extradited to a country that planned his kidnapping/ assassintion.


Fresh evidence shows options were presented directly to President Trump over killing Assange after Vault-7 leaks.


(Defense for Assange is establishing that entire US government was/is hostile to Assange and cannot therefore guarantee a safe trial. They are appealing the scope of previous findings ruled on by the court)