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[Eva Golinger @evagolinger]

If the Maduro government tries to expel diplomats by force that will be the spark that could provoke military action from the US, which Trump has already said he is prepared to take (said it in 2017, 2018 and now). Game changer is Russia, which recognizes Maduro. Geopolitical war

[艾未未 Ai Weiwei @aiww]

Julian Assange launches legal challenge against Trump administration https://t.co/JXS4D0lW2M

[Carrie Johnson @johnson_carrie]

Just in from Barry Pollack, a US based lawyer for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange: “The dawn military-style arrest of Mr. Stone, a 66 year old political consultant, was wholly unnecessary and served no purpose other than intimidation.” 1-3

[Peter Tatchell @PeterTatchell]

Julian Assange launches legal challenge against Trump administration. WikiLeaks founder’s lawyers file urgent application in attempt to prevent extradition to US & charges over publication of US human rights abuses
https://t.co/AfPLDW2pVQ @WikilLeaks

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

FULL DOC: Roger J. Stone indictment (pdf). The document reflects existing reporting on Stone, Corsi & Credico's attempts at braggadocio in response to WikiLeaks' announcements. New evidence of no "back channel" with WikiLeaks: https://t.co/CzEVCTHH3B

https://t.co/uQhFMTJ4Xv

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

Statement from Julian Assange's US lawyer Barry Pollack on Roger J. Stone: "The dawn military-style arrest of Mr. Stone, a 66 year old political consultant, was wholly unnecessary and served no purpose other than intimidation.” (1/3)

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

“The charges against Mr. Stone do not allege that Mr. Stone lied about his [lack of] contacts with Julian Assange, but rather about his contacts with others and about documents reflecting those communications.” (2/3)

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

"The Office of Special Counsel has never spoken with Mr. Assange." (3/3)

[Aaron Maté @aaronjmate]

As I’ve said before, Stone had no actual link to Wikileaks, he just trolled everyone into thinking that he did. He’s now being indicted for lying to Congress — not to Mueller btw — about his efforts to find out what Wikileaks had from two people who also had no real link either.

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

For the background on the legal issues surrounding Roger J. Stone's arrest, from @WikiLeaks' perspective, see our legal filing (pdf) https://t.co/KOeerWnAR8

[The Washington Times @WashTimes]

WikiLeaks on Stone indictment: New evidence there was no 'back channel' https://t.co/25QjnXwJ5K

[Crow @sistercrow]

@chrisinsilico @Billbrowder @carolecadwalla @peterjukes @DamianCollins @shahmiruk @ProfessorShaw "In 20010 when Russia first bought into Facebook, they seemed to be buying at above-market prices, and I wrote then that this is not a commercial deal—there is something else going on here," says Anton Nosik, Russia's leading blogger. https://t.co/Oux599Emey

[Senator Adam Schiff @SenAdamSchiff]

The U.S. government is finally open again.

RT if you think Congress should pass legislation to prevent future shutdowns.

[Former Congressman Matt Gaetz @FmrRepMattGaetz]

If lying to Congress is an enforceable crime, we are going to need more jails.

#RogerStone #Comey #Hillary #Clapper #Brennan

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

If lying to the FBI is a crime why hasn’t Hillary Clinton been arrested yet?

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[Candace Owens @RealCandaceO]

Our new, Muslim congresswoman @IlhanMN, who was swore in by putting her hand over the Quran— is now pleading for leniency for men that are accused of joining ISIS.

Isn’t diversity just the BEST?!

Anybody who says it isn’t, is racist.

https://t.co/ngEnoTzkg8

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

If lying to Congress means you go to jail then why aren’t Comey, Clapper, McCabe, Clinton, Lynch, Holder, Strzok, Page in prison?

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