Re: Did Assange ever...
It's tragic, regardless of his guilt or innocence, he should be afforded a fair trail with access to his legal team.
We have a government in the UK, cheerfully breaking the law left and right. The only crime he's definitely guilty of, is skipping bail, for which he has been incaserated and served his time.
The current US Administration holds the record for most members convicted during a single term.
The outcomes of this trial in a sense don't matter, as the appearance is having the desired effect, be you innocent or guilty, publish evidence of war crimes (murder of journalists and civilians) and you will be destroyed.
It seems that he'll end his days in a dark place, despite the good he's done by publishing the evidence of war crimes. The war crimes that nobody seriously contends are not evidenced by the "Collateral Murder" video amongst others.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
