Few issues have been able to draw such a broad coalition of support as the political persecution of Wikileaks founder and publisher Julian Assange.
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Among the close supporters of Julian Assange is Canadian actor Pamela Anderson, who recently visited him in prison in super-max Belmarsh Prison in southeast London.
The Intercept and other sources reported that Wikileaks’ Julian Assange must eventually leave the Ecuadoran embassy in London. This is the statement given by Ecuadoran president Lenin Moreno.
Via Sky News:
Tucker Carlson interviews Pamela Anderson, who expresses her worry that Julian Assange is in grave a danger, facing extradition to the US while not seeing sunlight in over six years as his health continues to deteriorate.
In a bizarre twist Tucker also questions Anderson about her friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The former ‘Baywatch’ star is also no fan of Uber and Lyft, accusing Uber of hiring sex offender drivers and both companies of exploiting their employees.
The former model and television star Pamela Anderson has published an open letter to Julian Assange praising him for his work with Wikileaks while slammer those in politics who remain indifferent to his plight.
Here are the key points from the letter:
–Donald Trump’s administration has shown no sympathy to Assange in spite of Trump allegedly benefiting from Wikileak’s publications revealing Hillary Clinton’s corruption
While both the mainstream and many parts of the alternative media have been distracted by Pamela Anderson’s well meaning and correct desire to help Julian Assange during his time of struggle, Assange has said something important that many all ready assumed to be true.
When one thinks of a political warrior for justice, Pamela Anderson might not be the first name that comes to mind.
However, her recent vocal defence of Julian Assange and her personal commitment to comforting him during his confinement in The Ecuadorian Embassy in London, makes her stand head and shoulders above the EU leaders who have tossed the greatest journalist of the modern age to the political dogs.
