[entropea]

Except for the part where the CIA had plans to extrajudically assassinate him.

>“That the CIA also conspired to seek the rendition and extrajudicial assassination of Julian Assange is a state-sponsored crime against the press,” she added.

>In response, the CIA and the White House began preparing for a number of scenarios to foil Assange’s Russian departure plans, according to three former officials. Those included potential gun battles with Kremlin operatives on the streets of London, crashing a car into a Russian diplomatic vehicle transporting Assange and then grabbing him, and shooting out the tires of a Russian plane carrying Assange before it could take off for Moscow. (U.S. officials asked their British counterparts to do the shooting if gunfire was required, and the British agreed, according to a former senior administration official.)

Saying he could've just come out at any time is absurd.

https://news.yahoo.com/kidnapping-assassination-and-a-london...

[nobody9999]

I wrote a long reply to your comment, but given the content of the comment you replied to and your "rebuttal" of same, I deleted it.

Timelines matter. I suggest you check yours. That is all.