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  1. Nov 20

    Please remember that Julian is caged because he let the truth about Afghanistan be free. Please remember what he has endured so we could know about war crimes. For 10 years. Think of what you have done in 10 years, the gifts wrapped, the bookshops visited, and remember.

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  3. 1 hour ago

    BREAKING: President Trump to Pardon Michael Flynn. Please pardon & next!

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  4. 3 hours ago

    I will fight until Multi Award Winning Journalist Julian is free! Pass it on 💞⚖️

    Replying to @MrsC_Assange
    I will fight until he is free!
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  5. Nov 23

    That evening at the Embassy we had a bottle of red wine and talked about Asterix, Big Tech and... love, we discussed, we laughed, we almost forgot we were at the Embassy (spied on by the CIA) hope was in Julian's eyes. Now COVID thrives in his prison. Stop the murder of

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  6. 9 hours ago

    . and myself are preparing a tweetstorm for Julian Assange starting on Friday. We will build a chat and file for this. Reach out to him or to me and we will add you to it. Otherwise you can help out by using tweets from the tweetsheet we will produce.

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  7. Nov 23

    Assange supporters: we need your help! Parliament votes on the Fundamental Rights report tomorrow. As rapporteur, I tabled amendment 44 to put back in the text. Write to your MEPs and urge them to please support tomorrow

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  8. 15 hours ago

    If was extradited, would be a crime.

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  9. Nov 21

    Brother Julian Assange is not a criminal. He is one of the few last independent journalists who worked to educate us at all cost. He gave up over a decade of his life for us already, and it might become a lot more if he get's extradited. Let's free him now.

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  10. Nov 23

    Julian has done a very good thing by courageously exposing the truth, which impacts us all, says whistleblower David McBride

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  11. 7 hours ago

    If you can pardon a turkey, then why not pardon so he can return to his loved ones for Christmas and move on with his life?

    9 replies 59 retweets 195 likes
  12. Nov 21

    The detention and persecution of is a crime. It too needs investigation. Can someone please set up an IGGA, Inspector General of Government Accountability?

    Please remember that Julian is caged because he let the truth about Afghanistan be free. Please remember what he has endured so we could know about war crimes. For 10 years. Think of what you have done in 10 years, the gifts wrapped, the bookshops visited, and remember.
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  13. Nov 21

    We have to act. There is no other option.

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  14. 4 hours ago

    SOLIDARITY for Get Involved in the struggle to

    . and myself are preparing a tweetstorm for Julian Assange starting on Friday. We will build a chat and file for this. Reach out to him or to me and we will add you to it. Otherwise you can help out by using tweets from the tweetsheet we will produce.
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  15. Nov 23

    "At a minimum, Julian must be urgently released to home detention for medical reasons, consistent with his human right to life and health, and in line with the inviolable medical obligation to do no harm." |

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  16. Nov 23

    This is the text of , which I have tabled to the Fundamental Rights report, to be voted tomorrow. Opposing the US prosecution of for journalism could not be more urgent. Please get in touch with your MEP and urge them to support this amendment.

    An image of the text of Assange amendment 44, which firms up the language on whistleblowers and journalists and adds reference to the Assange case back into the text of the European Paliament's Report on the situation of fundamental rights in the European Union 2018-2019. The sentence on Assange reads: "whereas the detention and criminal prosecution of Julian Assange sets a dangerous precedent for journalists as affirmed by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe."
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  17. Nov 21

    One of the most important things we can do for our brother Julian Assange, is not just fighting for his release. What we need to do is keep amplifying the messages and content that he and Wikileaks delivered to the world. Let's make sure he is never silenced.

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  18. Nov 23

    The text of Fundamental Rights Report 'is now silent on the most important Press Freedom case of our generation' -The failure to include the brutal treatment of journalist Julian who's only crime is telling the truth, exposes the hypocrisy of EU...

    FREE ASSANGE ACTION! TOMORROW! EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT! 1) Watch video below 2) Please email your MEP NOW! Find here: 2) Say why Julian is important to press freedom 3)Politely ask your MP to support: ASSANGE AMMMENDMENT 44 Many thanks
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  19. Nov 23

    Julian is still being held in arbitrary detention – but the fight isn't over! Here's what you can do to protect Assange from extradition 👇

    2 replies 52 retweets 90 likes
  20. Nov 22

    26/11/20 - Administrative hearing for Julian at Westminster Magistrates Court. via

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  21. Nov 21

    Thanks Peter for organising these important events. If it’s awareness, solidarity or practical steps forward, we must push on.

    2 packed town hall meetings in this week talking on the need to defend BIG thanks to Dean Yates. Roadshow must go on!
    2 replies 21 retweets 54 likes

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