Juilian's going....

[SueEllen]

He deserves to die in jail just for mistreating the cat - Internet never forgets!

He isn't it a nice fellow....

[AtW]

Well the Human Rights Act may come in useful. This is also why he got a cat that shat everywhere on foreign soil.

He deserves to die in jail just for mistreating the cat - Internet never forgets!

[SueEllen]

He screwed his lawyer too!

Well the Human Rights Act may come in useful. This is also why he got a cat that shat everywhere on foreign soil.

[AtW]

He screwed his lawyer too!

[SueEllen]

You forgot the money needed to afford very expensive lawyers, I'd put that before facts and well before applying the law.

Who is he getting the money from to bankroll expensive lawyers?

He screwed loads of his rich "pals" over when he hid in the Ecuadorian embassy and they lost the millions in bail money they put up for him. Then he had no bloody manners so pissed the staff then the president off....

[AtW]

The UK courts decide on the facts and applying the law, not on emotions.

You forgot the money needed to afford very expensive lawyers, I'd put that before facts and well before applying the law.

[NotAllThere]

The UK courts decide on the facts and applying the law, not on emotions.

Not skin colour then?

[Paddy]

And when that fails he'll appeal to his handlers in Moscow - a prisoner swap would be nice and he'll rot in Russia forever, just like Snowden.

The UK courts decide on the facts and applying the law, not on emotions.

[AtW]

They will appeal to the UK Supreme Court

And when that fails he'll appeal to his handlers in Moscow - a prisoner swap would be nice and he'll rot in Russia forever, just like Snowden.

[Paddy]

They will appeal to the UK Supreme Court

[AtW]

That piece of tulip helped Trump win, a culmination of his long career assisting GRU and KGB - pity his jail term will be short and most likely served in Australia.

[SueEllen]

to the US of A

They have finally got their man.

This is why manners are important.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...es-court-rules

Julian Assange can be extradited to the US, the high court has ruled as it overturned a judgment earlier this year.

The decision today deals a major blow to the Wikileaks co-founder’s efforts to prevent his extradition to the US to face espionage charges, although options to appeal remain open to his legal team.

A package of assurances were put forward this year as part of US attempts to overcome the ruling in January by the district court judge Vanessa Baraitser that Assange could not be extradited because of concerns over his mental health and risk of suicide in a US prison.

The Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett, sitting with Lord Justice Holroyde, ruled today at the high court that that he could be extradited.