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"Skewed, off-kilter pop songs that would grace the soundtrack of a David Lynch road movie" (any political views- retweets are Nick Mak’s)

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#FreeAssange /Plastic Ono Band/ collateral murder mash up - please share https://t.co/yk5hY9XTIm #SaveJulian #FreeAssange #DontExtraditeAssange #Unity4J

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@Raque1le @BGatesIsaPyscho thank you - I figure if I can see the trains they can see me

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@Raque1le @BGatesIsaPyscho Hi Rachel – a friend sent me your post. I’m Nick, live Finsbury Park and make and put up the banners that you see when  traveelling into town – happy to chat/ meet.

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@exitthelemming Barry Stanton actor

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@1realFormula Gerd Muller wow!

[Michael Rae Khoury @Vltra_MK]

@wikileaks Assange is a true Hero...
https://t.co/cDRg7B2UCF

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Assange may be free, but justice has not been served.

Justice would look like Assange being granted a full and unconditional pardon and receiving millions of dollars in compensation from the US government for the torment they put him through by his imprisonment in Belmarsh beginning in 2019, his de facto imprisonment in the Ecuadorian embassy beginning in 2012, and his jailing and house arrest beginning in 2010.

Justice would look like the US making concrete legal and policy changes guaranteeing that Washington could never again use its globe-spanning power and influence to destroy the life of a foreign journalist for reporting inconvenient facts about it, and issuing a formal apology to Julian Assange and his family.

Justice would look like the arrest and prosecution of the people whose war crimes Assange exposed, and the arrest and prosecution of everyone who helped ruin his life for exposing those crimes. This would include a whole host of government operatives and officials across numerous countries, and multiple US presidents.

Justice would look like a hero's welcome and a hero's honors from Australia upon his arrival, and a serious revision of Canberra's obsequious relationship with Washington.

Justice would look like formal apologies to Assange and his family from the editorial boards of all the mainstream press outlets which manufactured consent for his vicious persecution — including and especially The Guardian — and the complete destruction of the reputations of every unscrupulous presstitute who helped smear him over the years.

If these things happened, then we could perhaps argue that justice has been served to some extent. As it stands all we have is the cessation of one single act of depravity by an empire who's only backing off to make room for newer, more important depravities. We all still live under a globe-spanning power structure which has shown the entire world that it will destroy your life if you expose its criminality, and then stand back and proudly call this justice.

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

The Happiest of Days - I cannot tell you how happy I am at Julian's release. It is 4.00am and I haven't been to bed yet. I have spoken to John Shipton but everyone else is on a plane en route to Australia.

The guilty plea is of course coerced in the https://t.co/U9MlWMJRDP

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@CheburekiMan Eurovision controversy

[Stella Assange @Stella_Assange]

On this day in 2006 Julian #Assange created @wikileaks.

Julian is 52 now. He was 38 when WikiLeaks published Collateral Murder and was last free. The video shows the US army killing a dozen civilians, including two Reuters employees on assignment and the rescuers who stopped to help the wounded. Reuters formally attempted to obtain the video but the Pentagon refused to hand it over. The evidence of what had happened remained on US military servers until intelligence whistleblower Chelsea Manning sent it to WikiLeaks.

Collateral Murder had a massive impact. The millions of dollars that had been poured into Pentagon PR messaging couldn’t make the public unsee the war crime.

#FreeAssangeNOW

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@David__Osland you are usually spot on but the left needs to recognize and stand with those people whose lives are being destroyed by the injections and ignored by all sides