The 'Top Secret' how-to-arrest-Assange 'plans'

[Locutus]

:lol:

top secret...

:lol:


Yeah, anyway:

Arrest Assange 'under all circumstances': Police gaffe as top-secret document reveals how WikiLeaks founder will be dealt with if he tries to leave embassy

• Assange to be detained if he emerges in 'dip' [diplomat] car - or 'dip' bag
• UK in talks with ambassadors sheltering 41-year-old
• Foreign office writes to Ecuadorian embassy to end diplomatic row
• Diplomats say Assange is free to stay at the embassy in London for 'however long he wants'

more


Arrest Assange 'under any circumstances': Police gaffe as top-secret document reveals how WikiLeaks founder will be dealt with if he tries to leave embassy | Mail Online






plans; secret plans

 

[MapleDog]

Today's lesson: never give your attack plan to the three stooges. :lol:

 

[tay]

Britain Refuses to Extradite U.S. Sex Crimes Suspect on Human Rights Grounds



Julian Assange’s extradition case isn’t the only one generating headlines—and outrage—in the U.K.: On Thursday, the British High Court blocked an attempt by the U.S. government to extradite an American citizen wanted in Minnesota for alleged child sex crimes. The reason? The court ruled that if Shawn Sullivan were to be committed to Minnesota’s controversial sex offender treatment program, it would represent a ”flagrant denial” of his human rights.

The 43-year-old Sullivan, described by the media in the U.K. and Ireland as “one of America’s most-wanted pedophiles,” is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and sexually molesting two 11-year-olds in Minnesota in the 1990s. As prosecutors were preparing to file charges against him, Sullivan fled to Ireland where he holds dual citizenship. While there, he was convicted of sexually assaulting two 12-year-old Irish girls, and received a suspended sentence.


Read more: Britain Refuses to Extradite U.S. Sex Crimes Suspect on Human Rights Grounds | NewsFeed | TIME.com

 

[MapleDog]

Britain Refuses to Extradite U.S. Sex Crimes Suspect on Human Rights Grounds



Julian Assange’s extradition case isn’t the only one generating headlines—and outrage—in the U.K.: On Thursday, the British High Court blocked an attempt by the U.S. government to extradite an American citizen wanted in Minnesota for alleged child sex crimes. The reason? The court ruled that if Shawn Sullivan were to be committed to Minnesota’s controversial sex offender treatment program, it would represent a ”flagrant denial” of his human rights.

The 43-year-old Sullivan, described by the media in the U.K. and Ireland as “one of America’s most-wanted pedophiles,” is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and sexually molesting two 11-year-olds in Minnesota in the 1990s. As prosecutors were preparing to file charges against him, Sullivan fled to Ireland where he holds dual citizenship. While there, he was convicted of sexually assaulting two 12-year-old Irish girls, and received a suspended sentence.


Read more: Britain Refuses to Extradite U.S. Sex Crimes Suspect on Human Rights Grounds | NewsFeed | TIME.com

I don't see the reason to link it in an Assange thread.

but all i can say is WTF don't they think about the rights of the victims?
is the right of the pedos more important or what?