Anonymous threat: "Free Julian Assange or pay it" – 04/12/2019

At the request of "free Julian Assange", the movement of computer activists Anonymous published a message "for the UK government and its cohorts" in which he warns a "generalized revolution" on the way because of the arrest of the founder of WikiLeaks, arrested Thursday in London, after spending seven years in asylum at the Embbady of Ecuador.

Anonymous He has also threatened other actions against Western governments that "work to silence" those who reveal "their dirtiest secrets," according to a video that the group uploaded to Youtube.

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The United States is demanding the extradition of Assange, accused of hacking a Pentagon computer (with former Army corporal Bradley Manninig) in 2010, in order to 39 access to thousands of secret documents on the war in Afghanistan and Iraq and diplomatic cables. . All these documents revealed the atrocities committed by the US military, as well as the killing of civilians and torture.

"From the CIA and US President to the officers who took Assange out of the Embbady (of Ecuador) for their arrest, they proved to be enemies of the people and it is time Anonymous act accordingly, "He pointed to the enigmatic group.

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Anonymous mentions in the video posted on the networks that these Western forces acted "without fear" against their own people, believing that their positions of power would provide them with "protection against the karmic consequences of reality". However, the group says that this is about to change.

The video of nearly 4 minutes, Anonymous explains what were the secrets Assange revealed to Chelsea (Bradley) Manning.

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And he claims that "influential figures representing the governments of the United Kingdom, the United States and Ecuador have signed this unprecedented attack on journalism".

"Each of the powerful people who signed this order should tremble in his boots because the strength of the Internet is about to break loose"he adds.

IT activists have argued that attacks on freedom of the press would trigger "peaceful" fighting in areas such as cyberspace.

"With these actions, they are bringing the free world to a generalized revolution, and that is, honestly, what is needed to stop these constant advances against our freedom."

Anonymous celebrates the fact that people from all over the world can "see beyond the propaganda" of the United States. and its allies, appreciates the work of the founder of WikiLeaks, but "unfortunately" the circles of power do not feel the same. "So this is a warning to the establishment: Free Assange or you will pay!", They condemned.