Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-Laure Bonnel - When truth becomes a crime | DI

[phoenyx]

Decided to check on the Donbas Insider again today. They sometimes go days without articles, but after that, some new ones come out. Turned out there were some new ones this time around. I found this one very good...


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June 21, 2022


Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-Laure Bonnel - When truth becomes a crime in the west


Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-laure Bonnel are three journalists who are paying a high price for telling the truth in the West: attempts to suffocate them financially, followed by censorship, threats of imprisonment or imprisonment altogether, and even physical and psychological torture in the case of Assange. These three cases illustrate perfectly the reality of “democracy” in the West.


The case of Julian Assange, whose extradition has just been approved by the British authorities, is the most publicized and the most revealing of what can happen to a Western journalist who dares to tell the truth.


In 2006, Julian Assange founded Wikileaks, a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, which publishes classified documents provided by whistleblowers on its website. The site has since published millions of documents concerning human rights violations, corruption scandals and, above all, war crimes.
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Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-Laure Bonnel - When truth becomes a crime in the west | DI

[donttread]

Decided to check on the Donbas Insider again today. They sometimes go days without articles, but after that, some new ones come out. Turned out there were some new ones this time around. I found this one very good...


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June 21, 2022


Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-Laure Bonnel - When truth becomes a crime in the west


Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-laure Bonnel are three journalists who are paying a high price for telling the truth in the West: attempts to suffocate them financially, followed by censorship, threats of imprisonment or imprisonment altogether, and even physical and psychological torture in the case of Assange. These three cases illustrate perfectly the reality of “democracy” in the West.


The case of Julian Assange, whose extradition has just been approved by the British authorities, is the most publicized and the most revealing of what can happen to a Western journalist who dares to tell the truth.


In 2006, Julian Assange founded Wikileaks, a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, which publishes classified documents provided by whistleblowers on its website. The site has since published millions of documents concerning human rights violations, corruption scandals and, above all, war crimes.
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Julian Assange, Alina Lipp and Anne-Laure Bonnel - When truth becomes a crime in the west | DI

Whistle blowers to. Blow the whistle on corporate corruption? Get rich from the government's fine on said corporation.
But blow the whistle on the government like Snowden and they'll hunt you across the globe!
Hell block a few roads with your big rigs and without due process and have your accounts frozen
Ev en in America we were TOLD how large a group we were ALLOWED to congregate in. Isn't that directly out of the totalitarianism
Was it Australia that put a pregnant woman in jail for questioning their lockdowns?
And then there is NZ
Sweden resisted but not many other countries in the west took the high ground

[phoenyx]

Whistle blowers to. Blow the whistle on corporate corruption? Get rich from the government's fine on said corporation.
But blow the whistle on the government like Snowden and they'll hunt you across the globe!
Hell block a few roads with your big rigs and without due process and have your accounts frozen
Ev en in America we were TOLD how large a group we were ALLOWED to congregate in. Isn't that directly out of the totalitarianism
Was it Australia that put a pregnant woman in jail for questioning their lockdowns?
And then there is NZ
Sweden resisted but not many other countries in the west took the high ground

Yeah, Sweden had someone in charge of health that dared buck the WHO narrative that said that businesses had to shut down.

[donttread]

Yeah, Sweden had someone in charge of health that dared buck the WHO narrative that said that businesses had to shut down.

And yet still most of them survived, just like everywhere else.

[phoenyx]

And yet still most of them survived, just like everywhere else.

Aye. Just found a good article on Sweden's actions in regards to their schools here:

Sweden saved children from lockdown | unherd.com

And another article on the damage of lockdowns in general:
How the Media Fueled the Lockdowns Brownstone Institute

[donttread]

Aye. Just found a good article on Sweden's actions in regards to their schools here:

Sweden saved children from lockdown | unherd.com

And another article on the damage of lockdowns in general:
How the Media Fueled the Lockdowns Brownstone Institute

Yet our press hated them for pointing out that lockdowns didn't work!