Australian's in London for the release of Assange occupy Australian Embassy

Australian academics, artists, Catholic Workers in London for the release of Julian Assange occupy Australian Embassy.
Speak out vigil on the steps of the Australian Embassy in London.

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[vacyv]

I fully support the statement...bravo!!

[GhostGal5]

Lastly, I will say this - I just hope America becomes a better, more honest country as a result of this. (And less willing to hide their dirty little secrets...Although, something tells me this won't quite happen entirely.)

I hope that we are no longer run by horrid presidents, like George W. Bush - who not only lied to his own country and to his own people, but lied to the rest of the world too! (And because of his selfish and wicked actions - we all must pay the price, unfortunately.)

[GhostGal5]

Bravo everyone! It takes some very brave human beings to stand up against and speak out against crimes and other atrocities committed by their own governments! (For this, I applaud you!)

However, what I want you to understand is - not all Americans are the same! Not all of them support the imprisonment of Julian Assange and/or the removal of the Wikileaks website! (I, myself, am an American - and highly praise Julian Assange and his team for what they have done: and that is to expose the truth.

[SuperHardPoop]

Love all this people!! :D

[SuperHardPoop]

FREEDOM OF SPEECH!!!

[nicklearseg]

Well done peoples. We had a vigil in Bristol in support of Wiki Leaks. Also gave out a load of leaflets in support of Bradley Manning. The struggle continues.

[vychodny]

what does aus gov and PM do?how they protect own citizen,his human rights and freedom of speach???

democracys real face?