Now, that interview was short. Still, I don't see what his personal life or the inner disputes within Wikileaks has to do with the story regarding the
biggest US intelligence leaks in history? So, many questions could have been asked and she starts off with questions about his personal legal matters?
What the heck, is she working for Inside Edition or something? It was rude for him to walk out. All he had to do was refuse to answer her questions as
he started to do. Sooner or later she would have moved on to something else. The walk-off shows that Mr. Assange has a thin skin.
He could have ducked and dodged those fluff questions of her's, and turned the interview on its axis by showing how foolish the reporter was with her
questions. Furthermore, if anyone contaminated that interview it was Assange. The guy must think he is King Farouk or something? To just walk and put
the kibosh on the whole thing, because it was not going the way he wanted? Apparently, he is not appreciating the seriousness of his latest leak
either? Now, we are left to speculate about his character, his intentions for the leak, and why he chose to put it out at this time. He was given an
opportunity to set the record straight in his own words why this leak happened. Now, we can just fill in the blanks, with whatever we want. We all
know the MSM has severe credibility issues, and lapses in objectivity on a wide range of issues. The reporter did a heck of a good job of showing that
as she fought tooth and nail to discredit her subject. Still, his temper tantrum was uncalled for and highly unprofessional.
edit on 24-10-2010
by Jakes51 because: (no reason given)