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Comments by Robert Stary, Assange's Melbourne-based lawyer, were carried in the US by a Friday broadcast of National Public Radio's Morning Edition.
"Our main concern is really the possible extradition to the US," he said. "We've been troubled by the sort of rhetoric that has come out of various commentators and principally Republican politicians — Sarah Palin and the like — saying Mr. Assange should be executed, assassinated."
Stary added: "Certainly if Sarah Palin or any of those other politicians come to Australia, for whatever purpose, then we can initiate a private prose
Originally posted by 11PB11
I'm still waiting for someone here who agrees she incited violence to show me what she wrote and show me anything she said is far different from what anyone else has said....
..................I have a feeling ill be waiting quite a while............. with liberals.......... there is never any proof.
Originally posted by Aquarius1
Originally posted by 11PB11
I'm still waiting for someone here who agrees she incited violence to show me what she wrote and show me anything she said is far different from what anyone else has said....
..................I have a feeling ill be waiting quite a while............. with liberals.......... there is never any proof.
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Palin, similarly, wrote on her Facebook page that Assange should be pursued "with the same urgency we pursue al Qaeda and Taliban leaders" -- the implication being that the US military should assassinate him in person or by remote.
Originally posted by searching4truth
reply to post by 11PB11
Palin, similarly, wrote on her Facebook page that Assange should be pursued "with the same urgency we pursue al Qaeda and Taliban leaders" -- the implication being that the US military should assassinate him in person or by remote.
this is what he cited in the article. I suppose the basis then is that she suggested that Assange should be killed, Assange is an Australian citizen and therefore perhaps if she were to visit Australia they could protect their citizen.
This is of course assuming that the Australian court system will issue the warrant and that if they are serious about prosecuting her that they would even let her into the country to begin with.
Palin to be prosecuted for inciting violence if she visits Australia, attorney says