The Wikileaks founder's saga is nearly over: Julian Assange was granted asylum by Ecuador this morning after hiding out in the country's embassy in London for two months while facing extradition to Sweden. But the picture wouldn't be complete without the reaction from the United States, who has accused the whistleblower for revealing some secret information through the website.
Friday, August 17, 2012
Who wants the head of Julian Assange?
Aug 16, 2012 by RTAmerica
The Wikileaks founder's saga is nearly over: Julian Assange was granted asylum by Ecuador this morning after hiding out in the country's embassy in London for two months while facing extradition to Sweden. But the picture wouldn't be complete without the reaction from the United States, who has accused the whistleblower for revealing some secret information through the website.
The Wikileaks founder's saga is nearly over: Julian Assange was granted asylum by Ecuador this morning after hiding out in the country's embassy in London for two months while facing extradition to Sweden. But the picture wouldn't be complete without the reaction from the United States, who has accused the whistleblower for revealing some secret information through the website.
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