Pete Hendrickson (@LostHorizons)

Extradition Of Julian Assange Makes Transmission Of The Following Material To His Lawyers A Vital Imperative This can't wait, people-- surely one of you knows how to get something to Assange's legal team, right? I DON'T WANT TO SEEM A BROKEN RECORD, but as in the discussion of the Harris ineligibility issue re-presented above, I'm going to now revisit an older post. You see, back in March of 2020 I posted an analysis of the charges directed against Julian Assange by the hyenas in Washington chittering for his blood in the hope of assuaging their pain and shame from Assange's exposure of their heinous crimes against the American people (and many others). At that time I undertook to send this material-- which I believe completely guts the case against Assange-- to his legal team in the UK. I then watched with dismay as none of it surfaced in the proceedings that followed over the next two years. Eventually I concluded that while it was certainly possible that the material had simply been overlooked, it was equally possible, if not more so, that Assange's team had viewed my offering as suited only to an actual trial on the charges, rather than as arguments against the extradition effort, which has a very specialized focus. SOON AFTER POSTING AND FORWARDING the material that follows, the United States issued a second superceding indictment of Assange, but with no new charges and without substantive changes in the charges such that would nullify any of the points made below, it seems to me. Thus, it remains an imperative that those standing with this good man-- the finest and most accomplished journalist of the 21st century so far, to whom all Americans owe a huge debt-- do what they can to get this information to the lawyers who will be acting on Assange's behalf in proceedings here in the US. I will appreciate any help in that regard that anyone can provide. Here is the analysis: Continued at https://losthorizons.com/N/190.htm#2