Julian Assange's freedom came to an abrupt end early Thursday after seven years in hiding. The grey bearded Wikileaks founder was dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy in handcuffs after Ecuador lost patience with him for "repeated violations" of international conventions and daily life protocols.
Chelsea Manning, the former U.S. Army analyst who served 7 years in prison for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks, was arrested Friday and ordered jailed without bond.
Okay, so here I am everyone!! =Phttps://t.co/NuyZlcWfd9#HelloWorld pic.twitter.com/gKsMFTYukO
— Chelsea Manning (@xychelsea) May 18, 2017
Ex-convict Bradley "Chelsea" Manning tweeted a photo of himself after leaving prison a free man, thanks to former President Barack Obama.
Manning, 29, was released from prison on Wednesday after Obama commuted his 35-year sentence to time served.
Barack Obama cemented his legacy as the LGBT president by commuting the sentence of American traitor Bradley Manning, aka Chelsea.
Manning, 29, is an Army soldier who was court-martialed in July 2013 for violating the Espionage Act by leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks.
Julian Assange's only link to the outside world was disconnected early Sunday.
@WikiLeaks tweeted early Monday:
"Julian Assange's internet link had been intentionally severed by a state party. We have activated the appropriate contingency plans."
According to reports, Hillary Clinton was so frustrated by the U.S. State Department's failure to silence WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange that she proposed having him killed by military drone strike!
The explosive report gives weight to rumors that Mrs. Clinton is behind the suspicious deaths of at least 5 people linked to the Democratic National Committee.