Team Sergeant
05-19-2017, 12:05
President Trump: "Vlad, I've a favor to ask?"
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: " Julian Asausage might be set free very soon and has decided to wage war against the United States."
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: "That ricin tipped umbrella thingy was brilliant, could it be done again?"
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: "Thanks Vlad, see you at the next yacht club meeting, save me some Beluga."
President Putin: "Dah"
Julian Assange after rape charges dropped: Prepare for 'war'
Published May 19, 2017
Fox News
Julian Assange warned Friday that even though Sweden planned to drop its investigation into a rape claim against him after almost seven years, his legal ordeal was "not something that I can forgive."
Assange, 45, took refuge in Ecuador's Embassy in London in 2012 to escape extradition to Sweden to answer questions about sex-crime accusations from two women. He has been there ever since, claiming officials could ultimately extradite him to the United States.
Friday's announcement meant Assange no longer was under any investigation in Sweden. However, British police said Assange was still wanted in the U.K. for jumping bail in 2012 -- so he could still face arrest if he leaves the Ecuadorean Embassy.
Speaking from the building's balcony, Assange said, "The proper war is just commencing" over his legal troubles. He also said his lawyers would contact U.K. officials to seek a way forward in resolving his status.
cont:
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/05/19/swedish-prosecutor-drops-rape-investigation-wikileaks-assange.html
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: " Julian Asausage might be set free very soon and has decided to wage war against the United States."
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: "That ricin tipped umbrella thingy was brilliant, could it be done again?"
President Putin: "Dah"
President Trump: "Thanks Vlad, see you at the next yacht club meeting, save me some Beluga."
President Putin: "Dah"
Julian Assange after rape charges dropped: Prepare for 'war'
Published May 19, 2017
Fox News
Julian Assange warned Friday that even though Sweden planned to drop its investigation into a rape claim against him after almost seven years, his legal ordeal was "not something that I can forgive."
Assange, 45, took refuge in Ecuador's Embassy in London in 2012 to escape extradition to Sweden to answer questions about sex-crime accusations from two women. He has been there ever since, claiming officials could ultimately extradite him to the United States.
Friday's announcement meant Assange no longer was under any investigation in Sweden. However, British police said Assange was still wanted in the U.K. for jumping bail in 2012 -- so he could still face arrest if he leaves the Ecuadorean Embassy.
Speaking from the building's balcony, Assange said, "The proper war is just commencing" over his legal troubles. He also said his lawyers would contact U.K. officials to seek a way forward in resolving his status.
cont:
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/05/19/swedish-prosecutor-drops-rape-investigation-wikileaks-assange.html