Hillary Cuts Off Wikileak’s Assange’s Internet Connection

>>79389

Over the last two weeks, Democratic Party officials and U.S. government agencies have accused the Russian government, including the country's "senior-most officials," of pursuing a campaign of cyber attacks against Democratic Party organizations ahead of the Nov. 8 U.S. presidential election.

WikiLeaks has been one of the most prominent internet outlets to post and promote hacked Democratic Party materials. While denying any connection with a Russian hacking campaign, Assange has refused to disclose WikiLeaks' sources for hacked Democratic Party messages.

Sources close to both the Democratic Party and WikiLeaks say they believe WikiLeaks has acquired as many as 40,000-50,000 emails hacked from the personal accounts of John Podesta, the former White House advisor who now chairs of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

Despite Assange's complaint that his internet connection was cut, WikiLeaks posted on Monday afternoon what it said was a fresh batch of Podesta's emails.

According to a summary of the latest emails posted on Russia Today, a media outlet with close links to the Russian government, highlights include campaign staff discussions about "galvanizing Latino support" and about how to handle media queries about Clinton's "flip-flopping" on gay marriage.

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>>79389
Hillary = Ecuador?

>>79393
The implication the OP is making is that the US government on behalf of Hillary Clinton (Obama endorsed her) is putting pressure on Ecuador to stop Assange from leaking things, at least that is my interpretation of the OP not him though.

>>79394
I seriously doubt that's true.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecuador%E2%80%93United_States_relations

>>79395
>I seriously doubt that's true.

indeed, the U.S. would never think of pressuring a nation to get what it wants...

Relations between the two nations have been strained following Julian Assange's bid to seek political asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London following repeated claims that the US government was pursuing his extradition[2][3][4] due to his work with Wikileaks. [5] Ecuador offered political asylum to Julian Assange in November 2012.[6]

In 2013, when Ecuador unilaterally pulled out of a preferential trade pact with the United States over claiming the U.S. used it as blackmail in regards to the asylum request of Edward Snowden, relations between Ecuador and the United States reached an all-time low. The pact offered Ecuador 23 million USD, which it offered to the U.S. for human rights training.[8] Tariff free imports had been offered to Ecuador in exchange for drug elimination efforts.[9]

>>79394
>>79395
I know both sides see a secrets workings behind every bush (or Bush), but there are other more plausible explanation than overarching conspiracy.

Until there is other evidence it is quite possible that the government of Ecuador, in giving Assange assylum, did not sign up for harbouring someone who could be involved with a Russian suspected cyberespionage of another sovereign nation.
Perhaps it was just a case of, "We welcome you but you are doing that shit from here, buddy."

Perhaps, they just wanted to stop Assange using

>>79399
We welcome you but you are not doing that shit from here, buddy."*
<need sleep>

>>79395
I seriously doubt that you're not an idiot, or a shill, or just an all-around fuck-up.

>>79434
Hello /pol/, how's your board treating you today?

>>79434
Explain why you /pol/tards didn't care about assange until now
Even when he first entered national news years ago, Assange threads got slid off the board in favor of threads about interracial porn and Zimmerman and other distraction shit, even when id bump the hell outta em. When Trump said last year he'd hold Assange accountable, everyone on /pol/ was like "yeah fuck that traitor"
You think assange won't ever do anything to screw over Trump too, *if* hes even elected?
Braindead teenage faggot

>>79447
>Assange threads got slid off the board in favor of threads about interracial porn and Zimmerman and other distraction shit,

When has /pol/ ever been different?...

>You think assange won't ever do anything to screw over Trump too, *if* hes even elected?

Why would think Assange won't screw over Trump is there's something there on him?

I'll note that Hillary's people aren't denying the veracity of the hacked emails, just that "Russian hackers" got them.

>>79449
Im saying that /pol/ will turn on Assange again the moment the election is over

>>79450
>Im saying that /pol/ will turn on Assange again the moment the election is over

I really don't care what /pol/ does, the point is that Assange is being silenced and Hillary / the U.S. government is behind it.

>>79394
Damn ! You're a clever boy !

>>79398
>indeed, the U.S. would never think of pressuring a nation to get what it wants...

Member Panama ? Member Chili ? Member Ronald Reagan ? Member George Bush and his son George. W. (HURR DURR). Bush ?

>>79400
Probably. Could you imagine being a minor nation and possibly getting pulled into the espionage shenanigans of 2 major nations? I would not want to be in Ecuador's intelligence service right now.

>>79452
>citation needed

Participate in an attempt to throw an election, get the horns son. Now sit in your little room with no contact with the outside world, jerk off to memories of those rapes, and die cold and alone.

>>79389
Does anyone else hate how Assange looks? He just has an incredibly punchable face. I dunno, maybe he looks like a knockoff of some other celebrity I hate but I can't figure out who.

>>79490
milo

>>79480
The hell would Ecuador give someone like him asylum then

It would be funny if it turned to just be IT

>>79490
He kinda looks like Bill Maher to me.

>>79490
UN investigators that visited him (and other reports) are that his exile is taking a noticeable toll on his health.

>>79465
We would have been lost without him.

I can't wait to expect American laws to be enforced in Ecuador in 2011!

>>79519
They are a noble and peaceful people, who value honesty and honor.

>>79466

missed.the.point.jpg

>>79482
> > Assange is being silenced and Hillary / the U.S. government is behind it.
> citation needed

You're not going to get one, that's the nature conspiracies; they don't admit to what they're doing.

But are you honestly suggesting that its a _complete coincidence_ that Assange's Internet connection is severed, right after Wikileaks exposes Hillary's blatant corruption?...

>>79519
>The hell would Ecuador give someone like him asylum then

They're not parasitical 1%er globalists?

>>79557

>right after
>shit's been leaking for like months
>Assange's personal connection being cut won't stop the continued flow of leaks

Wikileaks is not one man, so cutting off the head's internet isn't going to do shit to stop the leaks. And if there really was an attempt to stop the leak on Hillary's behalf they would have done it much sooner, like right after the first leaks hit before the DNC.

>>79594

So then it just a complete coincidence?

>>79519
Their president is a Chavez tier edgelord that puts his personal agenda of sticking it to the US before his country's interests

>>79595
It's complete coincidence until you offer one iota of proof beyond AlexJones-tier conspiracy theories about it.

Until then The Government of Ecuador has been proven they are not an American puppet time and again, which is why Assange is even in their embassy in the first place.

FINALLY....!!! Someone has finally said it. THANK YOU.

Hillary IS equal to Equador. In this day where discrimination against women is rampant, it's refreshing that someone has the stones to publicly state what everyone else knows to be true.

Hillary = Equador.

>>79607
>It's complete coincidence

LOL! Wikileaks is releasing new evidence of Hillary's rampant corruption every day but there's nothing to see here, boys!....

>>79730
Your gut feeling doesn't count as evidence.

pol must leave

>>79730

See >>79594

If the goal was to silence Wikileaks they chose the worst method and the worst time. This literally does nothing to stop the continued email leaks.

>>79734
Not the Anon you were talking with but I disagree. I think if the US could get rid of wikileaks or block them somehow then they would have done it during the Bush years when they were leaking things like Bank of America and FBI dox.

>>79557
If the goal was to silence him, then they completely fucked up. The deadman switch will go off.

>>79734
>>79740

The Obama administration, that was promised to be the most transparent in history, has blocked more Freedom of Information requests and prosecuted more whistle blowers for violating state secrets, then all previous administrations combined.

This is less about Assange and more about making it clear to other potential whistle blowers that agents of the Government will hunt you down to the ends of the Earth and fuck up your life six-ways-to-Sunday, if you dare go off the reservation and reveal their corruption to the American people.

>>79747
Don't forget all the drone strikes. Way more than bush ever used.

>>79750
What's the problem with drone strikes?

I doubt it's hillary or the state Department doing this , they are aware that cutting off assange won't stop wikileaks.
Ecuador is super leftist
It doesn't like trump and it doesn't like Putin, now it has found itself unwittingly helping both. So it's probably about that.

>>79389
>"NO THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW"
>"Come on, Assy, give me the cable"
>"NAAH"

> Hillary Cuts Off Wikileak’s Assange’s Internet Connection

GO FUCK YOURSELF ASTROTURFING NUT!

Ecuador confirmed late on Tuesday that it had intervened at the weekend to temporarily restrict Assange’s internet access, pointing to a “wealth” of WikiLeaks publications “impacting on the US election campaign” as the reason. WikiLeaks has released successive dumps of damaging material over recent months from inside the Democratic party and the Clinton campaign, which the US government has blamed on Russian state hacking.

“The government of Ecuador respects the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other states,” Ecuador’s foreign ministry said in a statement. “It does not interfere in external electoral processes, nor does it favour any particular candidate.”

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/oct/19/us-ecuador-deny-conspiring-to-take-julian-assange-wikileaks-offline

>>79389
>Assraper gets his only real lifeline to the outside world cut off.
I don't care who did this, I just want to see that little bogan candyass squirm a little more until someone drags him out of the embassy.

>>79755
nothing, but they need to start being used on the real dangerous nutjobs

>>79605
Xd

>>79845
>le sexual assault meme

Give a detailed breakdown of the sexual assault charges against Assange and explain how actually they're as bad as the well-poisoning media and yourself makes them out to be.

Or, don't reference things you don't understand and can't explain as a basis for throwing someone in jail, when in reality they've done nothing wrong.

>>79846
>but they need to start being used on the real dangerous nutjobs
Do you have Michael Moore's coordinates on hand?

>>80015

My understanding is that the two Swedish chicks who accused Assange of rape/molestation/whatever it was, (the reason he's hiding out in the Ecuadorian embassy) have recanted their claims and said nothing illegal happened?

>>79839

LOL! Yeah, that totally doesn't sound like Hillary / the U.S. Government turning the screws on Ecuador...

R.I.P Assange.

Wikileaks has been compromised.

>>80078
Ecuador hates the US you clickbait loving, tinfoil hat wearing, reactionary retard.

How do we know if Assange is still alive? What is all this chatter about Eric Braverman ?

>>80653
Consider what sites "the chatter" is coming from, Anon.

>>80621
I don't understand, are you saying Ecuadorians hate United States Americans or the US government? How are you so sure? Are you Ecuatoriano?