The Framing of Assange

[Rotobeast]

(10-20-2016, 05:42 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a v ery complicated issue.

Assange released a lot of info that people needed to see. But he also released information that endangered the lives of people collecting information for the United States in foreign countries.

The government has to have some secrets. We would not be safe without them.

Agreed.

FWIW.... Snowdon tried the good boy/legit route.
He got threatened and turned away.
Instead of going in to get certain files, he done an entire dump.
He had no idea what all he had, until (maybe) when on the run.
He was forced to turn it over, in it's entirety, for asylum.

New Rumor Alert:

The Secret Service stole Hilltron's laptop (brimming with emails) and handed it over to WikiLeaks, as revenge for mistreatment over the years.

Not sure I buy it, but...meh..

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