Thread: Julian Assange is made an Ecuadorian citizen in effort to resolve impasse

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Maybe I can just see the fucking obvious.

And before anyone goes banging on about how there is no case for the blonde rapist to answer in Sweden, the main reason the case has been dropped is because of the statue of limitations, i.e he got away with three of the charges.

There are no charges against Assange only baseless accusations that would never even vaguely amount to rape in any civilised legal system.

Can you explain why the Swedish police interviewed Assange twice in Sweden after the 2 women had made their statements and evidence was collected, but yet never arrested or charged him?

Originally Posted by foobar

There are no charges against Assange only baseless accusations that would never even vaguely amount to rape in any civilised legal system.

Can you explain why the Swedish police interviewed Assange twice in Sweden after the 2 women had made their statements and evidence was collected, but yet never arrested or charged him?

Because he fucking legged it before they'd finished their investigation.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Because he fucking legged it before they'd finished their investigation.

It is astonishing that you haven't even bothered to furnish yourself with the basic facts of this case yet you feel obliged to scream "The blond Rapist" from the rooftops at every opportunity:

I know you're not big reader so I've put the pertinent part in bold:

20 August 2010

The Swedish Prosecutor's Office issues an arrest warrant for Mr Assange on allegations of rape and molestation.

Both women reportedly say that what started as consensual sex became non-consensual.

Wikileaks quotes Mr Assange as saying the accusations are "without basis" and that their appearance "at this moment is deeply disturbing". A later message on the Wikileaks Twitter feed says the group has been warned to expect "dirty tricks".
21 August 2010

The arrest warrant is withdrawn. "I don't think there is reason to suspect that he has committed rape," says one of Stockholm's chief prosecutors, Eva Finne.

Prosecutors say the investigation into the molestation allegation will continue but it is not a serious enough crime for an arrest warrant.

Once more with feeling,

All statements and evidence regarding the rape allegations were collected and fully investigated, Assange was interviewed twice in Sweden by Swedish police but released without charge.

It was only when the Americans started circling the case did he feel the need to leave Sweden and seek protection.

Originally Posted by foobar

It is astonishing that you haven't even bothered to furnish yourself with the basic facts of this case yet you feel obliged to scream "The blond Rapist" from the rooftops at every opportunity:

I know you're not big reader so I've put the pertinent part in bold:




Once more with feeling,

All statements and evidence regarding the rape allegations were collected and fully investigated, Assange was interviewed twice in Sweden by Swedish police but released without charge.

It was only when the Americans started circling the case did he feel the need to leave Sweden and seek protection.

Yeah, you wish.

He'll stay there until 2020 if the Ecuadorians let him, the fucking rapist knows they can reapply the warrant any time they like.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Yeah, you wish.

Are you suggesting the Chief prosecutor for Stockholm didn't say that or the text below is somehow fake?

Can you point out exactly which of the facts I've posted are untrue?

20 August 2010

The Swedish Prosecutor's Office issues an arrest warrant for Mr Assange on allegations of rape and molestation.

Both women reportedly say that what started as consensual sex became non-consensual.

Wikileaks quotes Mr Assange as saying the accusations are "without basis" and that their appearance "at this moment is deeply disturbing". A later message on the Wikileaks Twitter feed says the group has been warned to expect "dirty tricks".
21 August 2010

The arrest warrant is withdrawn. "I don't think there is reason to suspect that he has committed rape," says one of Stockholm's chief prosecutors, Eva Finne.

Prosecutors say the investigation into the molestation allegation will continue but it is not a serious enough crime for an arrest warrant.