Indeed, it is interesting how this is all transpiring under the Trump administration, considering that President Trump appeared to be a big fan of Wikileaks prior to being elected.

As he was dragged from the embassy in handcuffs, Julian Assange managed to grab a very important book.

The High Court in London ruled Monday that Julian Assange can appeal his extradition to the U.S. on the grounds that he is being denied his First Amendment rights. The story of Julian Assange has largely gotten lost.  Once the Mockingbird media played its part in getting him arrested, they …

The media has largely been silent over Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange following his arrest.  They dragged his name through the mud, said he should have a bullet put in his head and attacked him relentlessly… and so did politicians.  Now, it appears that during his trial, human rights groups are …

We have tried to keep the name of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange out as much as possible.  Unfortunately, there hasn’t been much news to report.  However, since his arrest and imprisonment, it is clear that he has grown even thinner and seems very frail and as though his mind is …

Where is the media coverage of Julian Assange now that he has been imprisoned? There is a virtual blackout of the only journalist I know of in history who has never had to retract a thing he has put out. Perhaps that is part of the reason governments and their …

It’s been 140 days since the brutal, rushed arrest of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, and barely anything has made it into the news about his physical condition or whereabouts in nearly a month.  However, his supporters are far from silent. In June, I reported on a letter that Assange wrote …

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested, sentenced to 50 weeks, become a political prisoner, has faced “enhanced interrogation” that seeks to destroy his mind, and is visibly skeletal.  Yet, he remains unbroken through it all, and he voiced this by way of a letter to supporters recently. Independent journalist …

Wikileaks says Assange took the time to scrub his computer before he was taken into custody, meaning anything found on it would be “false evidence” and planted by the United States government.

On Wednesday, Assange was sentenced to 50 weeks in prison by a UK judge because he skipped bail in 2012 on now dropped rape and sexual assault charges, which would have had him extradited to Sweden.