This ought to clear things up.
https://www.cancilleria.gob.ec/comun...ulian-assange/
^^ Nothing in your link suggests he has been stripped of his Ecuadorian citizenship.
Last edited by OhOh; 18-07-2018 at 06:57 PM.
Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno is on The Verge of Committing a Crime Against Peace
"Julian Assange is a champion of peace and transparency in government. Julian Assange has shed light on the darkness of torture chambers, on the dictatorial tendencies of self-described democrats and on the friendships between these fake democrats and tyrants. Julian Assange has used the power of modern online publishing to reveal who funds the terrorists who threaten us all and who is behind the dishonest political campaigns which make a mockery of us all.
Julian Assange is a hero whose only crime was being too honest – too often. Already, the torturous conditions of what amounts to solitary confinement in the prison that is Ecuador’s Embassy in London has led to what medical professionals documented as a severe deterioration in Assange’s physical and mental health.
While the current Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno has described Assange as an “inherited problem”, the reality is that Moreno stood to inherent from his conscience driven predecessor Rafael Correa, a sense of purpose and a commitment to peace and human dignity. It was Correa who stepped up at a moment when Assange needed assistance and offered the Wikileaks founder asylum.
In doing so, Correa helped put Ecuador on the map as a nation that puts the rights of publishers and peace activists above the privileges of war mongers and the financiers of war. Now though, Moreno has not only turned against Assange, but has turned against Correa himself."
More at:
https://www.eurasiafuture.com/2018/0...against-peace/
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
Translation:
The blonde rapist has outstayed his welcome.
Damn historic muckrakers and whistleblowers...
Ecuador Will Imminently Withdraw Asylum for Julian Assange and Hand Him Over to the U.K. What Comes Next?
Glenn Greenwald July 21 2018
ECUADOR’S PRESIDENT Lenin Moreno traveled to London on Friday for the ostensible purpose of speaking at the 2018 Global Disabilities Summit (Moreno has been using a wheelchair since being shot in a 1998 robbery attempt). The concealed, actual purpose of the president’s trip is to meet with British officials to finalize an agreement under which Ecuador will withdraw its asylum protection of Julian Assange, in place since 2012, eject him from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, and then hand over the WikiLeaks founder to British authorities.
Moreno’s itinerary also notably includes a trip to Madrid, where he will meet with Spanish officials still seething over Assange’s denunciation of human rights abuses perpetrated by Spain’s central government against protesters marching for Catalonian independence. Almost three months ago, Ecuador blocked Assange from accessing the internet, and Assange has not been able to communicate with the outside world ever since. The primary factor in Ecuador’s decision to silence him was Spanish anger over Assange’s tweets about Catalonia.
A source close to the Ecuadorian Foreign Ministry and the president’s office, unauthorized to speak publicly, has confirmed to The Intercept that Moreno is close to finalizing, if he has not already finalized, an agreement to hand over Assange to the U.K. within the next several weeks. The withdrawal of asylum and physical ejection of Assange could come as early as this week. On Friday, RT reported that Ecuador was preparing to enter into such an agreement.
The consequences of such an agreement depend in part on the concessions Ecuador extracts in exchange for withdrawing Assange’s asylum. But as former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa told The Intercept in an interview in May, Moreno’s government has returned Ecuador to a highly “subservient” and “submissive” posture toward western governments.
It is thus highly unlikely that Moreno — who has shown himself willing to submit to threats and coercion from the U.K., Spain and the U.S. — will obtain a guarantee that the U.K. not extradite Assange to the U.S., where top Trump officials have vowed to prosecute Assange and destroy WikiLeaks.
The central oddity of Assange’s case — that he has been effectively imprisoned for eight years despite never having been charged with, let alone convicted of, any crime — is virtually certain to be prolonged once Ecuador hands him over to the U.K. Even under the best-case scenario, it appears highly likely that Assange will continue to be imprisoned by British authorities.
Read more:
https://theintercept.com/2018/07/21/...at-comes-next/
Of course the US aren't involved in any of this.
Assange must be wishing he picked a decent government to protect him like Snowden did.
would you mind if the Americans offed him on British soil...?
It is interesting that neither the UK nor Sweden could guarantee he wouldn't be extradited to the US.
What kind of democracy persecutes, prosecutes and refuses to protect journalists who expose war crimes?
Will the Americans arrest him?
I'm Betting if they charge him,we will see files they've been holding back just for this event.
I only call it how I see it.
However, a lawyer representing the woman who made the allegation of rape described the decision as a “scandal”.
“It is a scandal that a suspected rapist can escape justice and thereby avoid the courts,” Elisabeth Massi Fritz told Agence France-Presse in an email. “My client is shocked and no decision to [end the case] can make her change [her view] that Assange exposed her to rape.”
https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...-investigation
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