| A future without independent media leaves us with an upside down reality where according to the corporate media "NATO deserves a Nobel Peace Prize", and where "nuclear weapons and wars make us safer". 
If, like us, this is a future you wish to avoid, please help sustain Global Research's activities by making a donation or taking out a membership now! Click to donate or click here to become a member of Global Research.  * * * By Craig Murray Tonight both Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange are in jail, both over offences related to the publication of materials specifying US war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq, and both charged with nothing else at all. Read more...
By Defend Democracy Press Assange's lawyer, Carlos Poveda, told journalists that his client, who has lived in Ecuador's London embassy for almost seven years, was not given a chance to defend himself before his asylum there was terminated in reprisal for corruption allegations against Ecuador's president. Read more...
By Dr. Leon Tressell Assange now faces extradition to the U.S. where the Department of Justice (DOJ) has indicted Assange today with a federal charge of conspiracy with Chelsea Manning to gain access to classified government records i.e. the Iraq and Afghanistan War logs. The DOJ's press release states that Assange faces a maximum of 5 years in prison if convicted of, "conspiracy to commit computer intrusion." Read more...
By Mark Taliano Assange now faces extradition to the U.S. where the Department of Justice (DOJ) has indicted Assange today with a federal charge of conspiracy with Chelsea Manning to gain access to classified government records i.e. the Iraq and Afghanistan War logs. The DOJ's press release states that Assange faces a maximum of 5 years in prison if convicted of, "conspiracy to commit computer intrusion." Read more...
By John Pilger The shocking arrest of Assange carries a warning for all who, as Oscar Wilde wrote, "sew the seeds of discontent [without which] there would be no advance towards civilisation". The warning is explicit towards journalists. Read more...
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Washington's man in Quito said he revoked Assange's political asylum and Ecuadoran citizenship because Assange engaged in free speech. Read more...
By Stephen Lendman Britain complied, unjustly arresting Assange with intent to hand him over to US authorities – to be detained and prosecuted on one fabricated count, calling for imprisonment for up to five years if convicted. Read more... * Note to readers: please click the share buttons below. Forward this article to your email lists. Crosspost on your blog site, internet forums. etc. | 
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