te trial, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officials confirmed that it was possible that Assange would face additional counts carrying the death penalty if he was dispatched to the US. The timing of their statements, which contradict the previous claims of US allies, could indicate that there is much at stake for Assange in the attempted US prosecution of Schulte.

The failure of the jury to convict, after a “national security” trial in which all advantages were slated to the prosecutors, underscores the criminal character of the media blackout of the proceedings, which began in late January. For over a month, the most prominent corporate media outlets have remained silent on court hearings which revealed aspects of the politically-motivated witch-hunt of WikiLeaks and its alleged sources.

The publication of Vault 7 in early 2017 was the trigger for a major escalation in the US government vendetta against Assange, culminating in his illegal expulsion from Ecuador’s London embassy last year, his arrest by the British police and imprisonment in a maximum-security prison. Schulte’s trial, moreover, coincided with the first week of the British extradition hearing against Assange, which underscored the similarities in the lawless treatment of the WikiLeaks publisher and his alleged CIA source.

Prosecutors have described the Vault 7 leak, which they accuse Schulte of being responsible for, as the largest in the entire history of the CIA. The disclosure has been compared to the releases of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, who in 2013 exposed mass US government surveillance of the American and world population.

Vault 7 revealed that the CIA was conducting illegal spying operations, including through phones and household appliances such as smart televisions. It exposed the US government as one of the biggest purveyors of malicious computer viruses in the world.

Vault 7 documented the CIA’s ability to hack into computer systems and leave telltale signs attributing the attacks to the adversaries of American imperialism, such as Russia and Iran. It revealed sinister programs aimed at enabling the CIA to take control of the computer systems that operate many modern cars—raising the prospect of political assassinations.

Despite this, the vast majority of the American and world population has been deprived of any knowledge of the proceedings. The effective D-notice has been enforced across the spectrum of corporate publications, ranging from the New York Times to the Washington Post.

The hearing has been held under draconian conditions.
te trial, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade officials confirmed that it was possible that Assange would front extra counts carrying the end penalty if he was dispatch to the US. The timing of their statements, which negate the former claims of US allies, could indicate that there is much at stake for Assange in the undertake US prosecution of Schulte. 

 The failure of the jury to convict, after a “ home security ” trial in which all advantages were slated to the prosecutors, underscores the criminal fictional character of the media blackout of the proceedings, which begin in late January. For over a month, the most prominent bodied media release have remained silent on court hearing which revealed aspects of the politically - motivated witch - hunt of WikiLeaks and its allege reference. 

 The publication of Vault 7 in early 2017 was the trigger for a major escalation in the US government vendetta against Assange, culminating in his illegal expulsion from Ecuador ’s London embassy last year, his arrest by the British police and imprisonment in a maximal - security system prison. Schulte ’s trial, moreover, coincided with the inaugural week of the British extradition hearing against Assange, which underscored the similarity in the lawless treatment of the WikiLeaks publisher and his alleged CIA source. 

 Prosecutors have trace the Vault 7 leak, which they accuse Schulte of being responsible for, as the largest in the entire history of the CIA. The disclosure has been compared to the release of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, who in 2013 exposed mass US government surveillance of the American and world population. 

 Vault 7 revealed that the CIA was conducting illegal descry operations, including through phones and household appliances such as fresh televisions. It exposed the US government as one of the big purveyors of malicious computer viruses in the world. 

 Vault 7 document the CIA ’s ability to hack into calculator systems and leave telltale signs attributing the attack to the adversaries of American imperialism, such as Russia and Iran. It uncover sinister program aimed at enabling the CIA to take control of the computer system that operate many modern cars — raising the prospect of political assassinations. 

 Despite this, the vast majority of the American and world population has been deprive of any knowledge of the proceedings. The effective five hundred - notice has been enforced across the spectrum of bodied publications, ranging from the New York Times to the Washington Post. 

 The hearing has been held under draconian conditions.
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te trial, Australian DepartmeNt of ForeigN AffaIrs And trAde oFficIals confirmed tHAt it Was possible that Assange Would FaCE addITiOnal cOunts caRRyING thE dEaTh pEnALtY if he Was DispatcHed to the US. the TiMing of their sTAtEments, whicH coNtradict the pRevIous clAiMs oF uS allIes, Could IndicaTE that tHere is mucH aT Stake fOR AssangE IN tHe atTempted US prosecutIOn OF Schulte.

The faiLure of ThE JuRY To cOnvIct, after a “nAtIonal SEcurity” TRiAL IN whICh all advantagEs were slateD To tHe prosEcUtoRS, underScoreS tHE crIminal charaCter Of the mediA blackOUt of the PRoceediNgs, whiCh bEgaN in lATe jaNuaRy. fOr oVEr A moNTh, tHe most prOmInEnt coRporATE MEdia OutLets Have rEmained silent On cOurt HEarIngs wHich rEveaLeD aspeCts of tHe polItIcally-motivated WitcH-hunt of WiKiLEaKs aNd Its alLEged soUrcEs.

THe publiCation oF vauLt 7 IN EArLy 2017 was the trigger for A mAJOr EscalatiOn in thE uS GoVErnment vEnDetTa agAINst AsSangE, CuLminatinG in his ILlEgAl expulSiOn from ecUadOr’s londoN EmbaSsy lasT year, his ArresT By the British poLIce and imprisoNMeNT In A MaxiMum-Security priSon. SCHultE’s trIAl, MorEOver, cOinciDeD WiTH the first week of the BRiTish exTradiTion hearing agAinst AssanGE, WHich undeRscoREd THe similarities In the Lawless treATment of tHe WikILeaks puBlisher anD HIs allegeD CIa soUrcE.

PrOSEcUtors have descRIBed tHe vault 7 leAk, wHich theY acCusE ScHulTe Of being reSponsiblE fOr, As ThE laRgest IN the entiRe HisToRy oF the Cia. The diSclosUre hAs BeEN coMpared tO ThE REleaSeS oF NatIonAl securIty AGEncY whistlEblower EdWarD snowDeN, wHo in 2013 expOsed mass US govErNment surveIlLanCe of thE aMerican aNd world population.

Vault 7 rEVealed tHat The CIa was ConductinG ilLegal sPyiNG operaTions, iNcludInG thROUgh phONEs And HoUsehold appLIAncEs sucH aS smaRt televIsions. It exposed the us goVernment as one Of tHe biGGEsT puRVeYOrs Of MAliCIOus computer viruSes in the woRlD.

vaUlt 7 documenTEd tHe cIA’s abiLity to hAck inTO computEr systems And leave tElLtalE SIgnS attributiNg the attAcks to the ADversARiEs of AMerIcan imPeRiaLism, sUch as RUSsiA and IRan. It rEvEaled sInistEr Programs Aimed at enabling the CIA to Take coNtrol Of tHe computeR sySTemS that operAte mAny modern cArs—RaiSing tHe pROspecT of pOLiTicAL assaSsinATions.

DespITe ThiS, THe Vast majoritY OF The ameriCan ANd worlD popUlation has been depRIved of any knowlEdge OF The ProCEediNgS. The effective D-NotIcE HAs been enFoRced across tHe spectrUm OF corpOrate pUblicaTions, raNGInG From thE New yorK Times to tHe WAsHIngton POsT.

THE heariNg haS bEen helD under DRacoNIAn conditions.
te trial, Australian Depar tment of F oreig n A ffa ir s an d Tr ade officialsc onfi rmed that it was possi ble t ha t  Ass a ng e wou ld face ad d i tio na lcou nt s  c arryi ngthe dea th penalty  if  h e was dispat c he d to the U S.The timing o f t heir s ta tem e nts,whi ch co ntradi c t thepreviouscl a ims of US alli e s ,coul d indicate that t h er e  is much at st ake fo rA ss a n geinthe attemp te d USp rosecut i on o f  Sc h ulte.

The fa ilure of th e  ju ry toco nvi c t, aft er a“n a tio nal securit y” t rial in w hich a l l advan t ages we re sla ted  to  the pr os ecu to r s,u nd ers c ore s the cr im in al ch arac t e r of t hemedi a bla ckout of thepro ceed i ngs , whi ch be ganin  late  Janua ry. F or  over a month,themost prom ine nt  co rp orate mediaout let s haveremaine d  si le n t on  court hearings wh ic h re vealed a spects of  t h e politi ca lly -mot i v atedwitc h -h unt of W ikiLea k san d its a ll eged s ou rce s.
Thep ubli cation  of Vaul t 7 i n  early 2017 wa s  the triggerf or a  m a joresc alation intheU S go vern m en t v e ndett a aga in s tA ssange, culminating  i n hisilleg al expulsionfrom Ecuad o r ’ s London  emb a ss y  last year, hi s arr est by the Britishpolic e and im prisonmen t in a max imu m-s ecu rit y pr ison. Schulte ’ s  tri al , moreo ver , coinc ide d w ith  th efirst wee k of the  B ri ti sh  ex tradi t ion hear in g a ga ins t Ass a nge, w hichunde rs co r edthe sim i la r i ties  i nthelaw le ss tr eatm e ntof theWikiLeaks  pu b lish er  a nd hisalleged CIA s ou rce.

Pros ec uto rs hav e describe d the Vault 7 leak, whi c h theyacc use S chul te of bei ngrespon sib l e for,  as th e lar ge sti n  thee n ti rehi story of t h e  CI A. Th edisc losurehas been comparedt o t he releases o f N atio n a lSec u ri t y A ge n cyw h istleblower Edw ard Snowde n, wh o in 2013e xpo se d massUS gove rnmen t  survei llance of  the Amer ic an a n d  wo rld popula tion.

V ault 7 re v ealed th at th e C IA was  c ond uctin g ille g alspyin g oper at ions,inclu di ng throu gh phones and household  appli ances  su ch as sma rtt ele visions.It e xposed the  US  go vernm ent as on e of th e b i ggest  pur v eyors ofm al ici o u scomputer vi r u s esin th e w o rld.
Vaul t 7 documented th e  CIA’s ability  toh a ckint o  com pu ter systems an d l ea v e  telltal esigns attri buting t he attac ks tothe ad versari e s  o f  Ameri canimp erialism,  su ch as Russ ia  a n d Iran . It  r eveale d sini s terp r ograms aimed atenabl i n g the CIA  to t ak e contr o l of  the compu ter systems  thatoper ate m any mod er n cars —ra is ing the pr o spect ofpolit ical as sa ssin ati ons.
Desp i t e thi s, t he  va st majori t y  o f  t he Ame rica n and  w orld  populati o n has be end eprived  o f a n y  knowl e dg e of the pro cee dings . The effect i ve D - no t ice h as bee n enfo rced ac r oss  t he spec tru m of corpor ate publi c ati on s, r anging f ro m th eNew  Y ork Times to th e Washin gton Pos t . 

Thehea r ingh as bee nheld under d racon ia n  condit i o ns. 
te trial,_Australian Department_of Foreign Affairs and_Trade officials_confirmed_that it_was_possible that Assange_would face additional_counts carrying the death_penalty if he_was_dispatched to the US. The timing of their statements, which contradict the previous claims_of_US allies,_could_indicate_that there is much at_stake for Assange in the_attempted US_prosecution of Schulte.

The failure of the jury to_convict,_after a “national_security” trial in which all advantages were slated to_the prosecutors, underscores the criminal character_of the media_blackout_of_the proceedings, which began_in late January. For over a_month, the most prominent corporate media_outlets have remained silent on court hearings_which revealed aspects of the politically-motivated_witch-hunt of WikiLeaks and its_alleged sources.

The_publication of Vault 7 in_early 2017 was_the trigger_for a major_escalation in the US government vendetta_against Assange, culminating_in his illegal expulsion from Ecuador’s_London_embassy last year,_his_arrest_by the_British police and_imprisonment_in a_maximum-security_prison. Schulte’s trial, moreover, coincided with_the_first week of the British extradition hearing_against Assange, which underscored_the_similarities in the lawless_treatment of the WikiLeaks publisher_and his alleged CIA source.

Prosecutors have_described the_Vault 7_leak, which they accuse Schulte of being responsible for, as the_largest in the entire history of_the CIA. The disclosure_has been_compared_to the releases_of_National Security_Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, who in 2013_exposed mass_US government surveillance of the American_and world population.

Vault 7_revealed_that the CIA was conducting illegal_spying operations, including through phones and_household appliances such as smart_televisions._It_exposed the US government as_one of the biggest purveyors of_malicious computer viruses_in the world.

Vault 7 documented the CIA’s_ability_to hack into computer systems and_leave_telltale signs attributing the attacks to_the_adversaries_of American imperialism, such as_Russia and Iran. It revealed sinister_programs aimed at enabling the CIA to take control_of the computer_systems that operate many modern_cars—raising_the_prospect of political assassinations.

Despite this, the vast majority of the_American and_world population has_been deprived of any knowledge of the proceedings. The effective_D-notice has been enforced across the spectrum_of corporate publications, ranging from the New York Times to the_Washington Post.

The hearing has been held under draconian_conditions.