WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Finally Sees the Light

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has reached a plea deal with the US Department of Justice. This deal brings an end to his prolonged legal and personal struggles.
Assange’s troubles began back in 2010 when WikiLeaks published classified documents revealing government secrets. This led to severe backlash, particularly from the US, which accused him of jeopardizing national security.
In 2012, to avoid extradition to Sweden over unrelated charges, Assange sought asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. He spent seven years there, effectively imprisoned under strict conditions before his asylum was revoked in 2019. He was then arrested and detained in Belmarsh prison, a facility known for housing high-risk inmates.
For the past five years, Assange fought extradition to the US, where he faced potential life imprisonment under espionage charges. His plea deal, however, sees him pleading guilty to a lesser charge, allowing him to avoid decades in a US prison and likely return to Australia.
Assange’s release is significant for both personal and broader reasons. It underscores the intense challenges faced by those who expose governmental secrets and raises important questions about press freedom and transparency. His health has suffered due to his long confinement and legal battles, reflecting the personal cost of his mission for truth.
This development invites us to consider the balance between national security and the public's right to know. Assange’s story has sparked global discussions about the responsibilities of power and the role of journalists and whistleblowers in holding authorities accountable.
As we celebrate Assange's anticipated return to Australia, we are reminded of the ongoing fight for transparency and the high stakes involved in revealing the truth.
Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more updates. Stay safe and informed, everyone. See you in the next video!
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00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:41 - Assange's Early Years and WikiLeaks
00:01:18 - Asylum and Arrest
00:02:06 - Incarceration and Legal Battles
00:02:45 - The Plea Deal
00:03:12 - Implications of Assange's Release
00:04:11 - Assange's Future and Impact
00:05:30 - Conclusion and Farewell
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[@h.s3187]

Amazing I never thought that assange would be released from jail before GTA 6

[@MichaelOfRohan]

Gta6 is for kids. Mark my words, its going to sock balloons

[@JonMurray]

@@MichaelOfRohan facts. So unbelievably disappointed with that trailer.

[@joshuarose4033]

Word up : ] That guy and those who helped him are all heroes in myyyyy history book :3

[@scamchan4936]

:3

[@m_5373]

Congrats Julian.

[@TheSkyIsFalling93]

Underrated channel

[@alone-vf4vy]

Finally!

[@MichaelOfRohan]

Yaaaassssssss

[@Cartiisthegoat29]

I'm glad that he's free :D

[@Desire4Sound]

There is hope, always!

[@JDobermann]

Hope!

[@andyturbo]

This fantastic! ​​I want to mention I am seeing a few comments on other channels, usually from our brothers and sisters in the US however sometimes others fully attacking Australians and the Australian government. The reason I mention this is not a negative one or anything hostile, just the reason I suspect for not knowing what I am about to talk about (meaning it most likely wouldnt and didnt make news at all there) It is indeed correct the former Australian governments at the start was pathetic. However the past 4 years and ESPECIALLY the past 18 months the government has been completely in the fight to get the US to end its crusade. He was one of 3 main issues in the last visit to the White House from the Australian PM. This included a letter hand delivered to Joe Biden that was written and signed by almost every single member of the current Australian Parliament from both major parties and independents. It was 95% plus with from memory only 2 or 3 not taking part. They also played a majorly part of this final achievement in bringing him home. I am glad to see from the footage of him boarding the plane that airport that it was an RAAF diplomatic aircraft (very luxurious inside, the same that Carrie's our PM and high level officials as opposed to other options available in the RAAF's fleet. This is fantastic moment for Australians, Julian's Family, All Journalist around the world (including the jelous ones) and ALL his amazing supporters and advocates from around the world! Thank you so much Sam for this report brother!

[@DoingFedTime]

DAMN, I wish the US gov stood up for it's citizens like that. That's really amazing. I didn't think that gov standing up for it's citizens was even a thing anymore.

[@elibrown6513]

Keep up the content brother. Appreciate you

[@user-bn6iv3iz8j]

Happy you are able to cover a more positive story fuc ye.. I couldn't imagine such unjust persecution nice one DFT stay tapped in bruhman

[@vices816]

despite doingfedtimes bald head i think hes actually a beautiful blip in the community. probably some of the best content ive watched in a while

[@DoingFedTime]

HAhhahahhah, it's shiny!

[@JonMurray]

Such awesome news man!!!

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

bless that man. he took one for the team.

[@CryptogenGoa]

Congrats julian❤❤❤

[@mohamedmonem2645]

Finally

[@BobertV702]

Hopefully he'll really be free after all this time

[@dilovemerto]

where can we read more about him, any forum or chat suggestion?

[@xoxoxo-42]

What’s hilarious is he would have gotten out years ago I mean back whenever his asylum was up had he just turned himself in… May of even walked in the court…. nice to finally be free and on to the next milestone.

[@kagander8619]

Last bit was fun

[@naesone2653]

Good message to wake up to but man we shall never forget what they did

[@newmzy0]

I'm Australian. My government bent over throughout this whole saga to the US government in their total lack of support for one of their own citizens. If Assange was an American I think they would have at least had to recognize his rights. Shame on us for not protecting our citizens! Why, by the way, does US law extend internationally? I know that's a dumb question. The empire and all.... Anyway - great video.

[@vices816]

it can kinda i mean you see north korean hackers on wanted lists all the time and u kno u ain gona get them any time soon so lmao

[@andyturbo]

I posted this above: This fantastic! ​​I want to mention I am seeing a few comments on other channels, usually from our brothers and sisters in the US however sometimes others fully attacking Australians and the Australian government. The reason I mention this is not a negative one or anything hostile, just the reason I suspect for not knowing what I am about to talk about (meaning it most likely wouldnt and didnt make news at all there) It is indeed correct the former Australian governments at the start was pathetic. However the past 4 years and ESPECIALLY the past 18 months the government has been completely in the fight to get the US to end its crusade. He was one of 3 main issues in the last visit to the White House from the Australian PM. This included a letter hand delivered to Joe Biden that was written and signed by almost every single member of the current Australian Parliament from both major parties and independents. It was 95% plus with from memory only 2 or 3 not taking part. They also played a majorly part of this final achievement in bringing him home. I am glad to see from the footage of him boarding the plane that airport that it was an RAAF diplomatic aircraft (very luxurious inside, the same that Carrie's our PM and high level officials as opposed to other options available in the RAAF's fleet. This is fantastic moment for Australians, Julian's Family, All Journalist around the world (including the jelous ones) and ALL his amazing supporters and advocates from around the world!

[@ObscuraDeCapra]

You are aware that Australian law extends internationally, right? There's this thing called extradition. It's kind of important for international relations to not let criminals just walk across a border and get away with shit. Middle school social studies should have taught you this.

[@andyturbo]

@@ObscuraDeCapra Was that towards me or the person that posted the comment? (If it was me then yes I am absolutely aware of extradition treatys)

[@xxddddrofl]

[@jointco]

assange is a conop af. you are getting played

[@YTDeletes90PercentOfMyComments]

concept of operations? conman operator? what?

[@peterkunley]

3:14 Look I bet this comment won't get pinned or like but if replied I'll do 10 push ups which won't happen I hope.

[@hashtag9990]

You need someone's approval to make yourself fit and also you don't hope to get fit? Weird people

[@IvoStunga]

@@hashtag9990 attention as currency?