Following a lost appeal in Britain’s Supreme Court, Antipidean
whistle blower, Julian Assange may well be heading for a short
Scandinavian break. He lost the appeal
on a majority decision following some pretty esoteric arguments involving” the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties”, as not discussed in court, and what constitutes a "competent judicial authority”. The fear is that, once in Sweden for questioning,
Mr Assange will be handed over to the USA authorities who still have unfinished
business with him. Assange, through his
website Wikileaks, made public thousands of confidential e-mails, much to the
embarrassment of the US and UK. Shortly afterwards,
in a totally unrelated incident, the consensual sex which JA claimed he had
indulged in with a couple of Wikileaks workers suddenly became non-consensual. Mr Assange was warned at the time of the
release of the e mails, that putting these documents into the public arena could
well put individuals in great danger.
Well, that has certainly proved true for one person, himself.
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