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Previously on "Cab for Mr. Assange"
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I guess he'll be needing a cab to get away now that the Ferrari he kept outside has been clamped a couple of months ago

https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/3187...for-two-years/
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So he does not want to end up living in a one room cell for 23 hours a day. So lives in a one room cell 24 hours a day.
The fun part is the USA and UK will not say if he will be extradited or not. Until he is custody. So nothing changed.
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Fortunately for Assange, since the Brexit vote, the UK is now a proud independent nation, not beholden to anyone.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostInteresting point a lawyer just made on Twitter: if the USA did want to extradite Assange, they previously would have needed the consent of both Sweden and the UK. Now, they just need the consent of the UK…
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Interesting point a lawyer just made on Twitter: if the USA did want to extradite Assange, they previously would have needed the consent of both Sweden and the UK. Now, they just need the consent of the UK…
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Mmmm. Added to the wank bank for later.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostDid someone say pies?
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Originally posted by eek View PostYes so he isn't going anywhere...Couldn't find one, but what you really need is an animated picture of a women in a burkha, eyes animated going from left to right & back, with the wordsOriginally posted by northernladyuk View PostDrinkies cancelled.
"Did somebody say 'Ecuador'? "
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Drinkies cancelled.Originally posted by eek View PostYes so he isn't going anywhere...
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Serious drinkies tonight at the Ecuadorian Embassy.
Is Assange still wanted in UK for skipping bail?
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If he's deported to the US, he can share pussy grabbing tips with President Trump.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
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