The United States has a heinous record when it comes to committing war crimes. Even more heinous, however, is the fact that commander in chief after commander in chief continue to pardon those convicted of these unspeakable acts. As whistleblowers like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden rot in prison or …

Last week, President Trump granted a “full pardon” to Gen. Michael Flynn, his first National Security Advisor. In a White House statement announcing the pardon, the Administration pointed out that the relentless pursuit of Flynn was a partisan effort to overturn the results of the 2016 election. The pursuit of …

It is dangerous to reveal the truth about the illegal and immoral things our government does with our money and in our name, and the war on journalists who dare reveal such truths is very much a bipartisan affair. Just ask Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who was relentlessly pursued first …

Editor’s Note:  This is more evidence that President Trump is not interested in upholding the law and dealing with the criminals that Assange exposed, but rather going after those exposing that expose the crimes of those in government against their people. There is still some integrity in the human race.  …

For some reason, Donald Trump rode in on the coattails of what Wikileaks founder Julian Assange published and yet, when it comes to protecting Assange’s journalism, the Trump administration seems hellbent on attacking him, even extraditing him to the US to face criminal charges rather than draining the swamp as …

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s attorney has claimed that the government of the united States has plotted to kidnap and poison Assange. Assange’s lawyer Edward Fitzgerald told Judge Vanessa Baraitser that the plan was to make Assange’s death appear like an accident. He claims that US intelligence agencies would with Spanish …

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange continues to be abused in prison in the United Kingdom.  Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to seek his extradition to the US to prosecute him even though he was the one who exposed the corruption of the US government.  Yet, more than 10o doctors are urging …

At least, in this case, the Swedes have a bit more common sense than the US.  As our government, a government whose president road on the coattails of information published by Wikileaks and a man who seemed to back Julian Assange, has turned its back on him and sought his …

In news and commentary you won’t hear in the mainstream and sadly, you have lost much of this coverage in alternative media, investigative journalist Ben Swann’s latest Truth in Media report exposes the government’s “quiet war” on Wikileaks, Julian Assange, Bradley Manning and Jeremy Hammond. Swann also discusses the government’s …

When asked if she was elected president, would she drop the charges against both men, Gabbard said that she would.