Anonymous Stand Against the Extradition of the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Earlier we have talked about the extradition of the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. The Wikileaks founder is fighting extradition to face sex crime allegations and his fortune is almost fully depend on twitter. Both members of the hacktivist group, Anonymous and supporters of Julian Assange stood together outside of the Supreme Court in London last week to protest against the extradition of the Wikileaks founder to Sweden.
Many protesters believed that Assange is only being targeted because he is the founder of Wikileaks. Ben Griffin of Veterans of Peace said that Assange is only in trouble due to him starting Wikileaks: "There hasn't been any charges made against him yet he's still faces this extradition process. You have to ask the question if Julian wasn't the founder of Wikileaks would he be going through this process and I think the answer is no."
Another protester played the guitar and sang songs about peace and justice to protest against Assange's extradition "It's only because he's the founder of Wikileaks that he's in trouble," said John Mckinley.
Another protester played the guitar and sang songs about peace and justice to protest against Assange's extradition "It's only because he's the founder of Wikileaks that he's in trouble," said John Mckinley.
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