The ones dying are young and inexperienced soldiers, sent to their deaths (with our weapons) in the prime of their lives, employed in suicidal operations to demonstrate that Ukraine does not give up. The valid core of the Ukrainian army has already withdrawn.
Stella Moris Assange sounds the alarm for all those who practice journalism with a conscience. As well as for all those who rely on them to stay informed. The Powers-that-be want to blindfold and gag not only Julian Assange but also Free Speech and our very #RightToKnow.
10 March 2023 - Patrick Boylan
At the Faculty of Political Science at Sapienza University of Rome (Italy)
Speaking before MEP Sabrina Pignedoli, Prof. Maria Cristina Marchetti, Prof. Alessandro Guerra, journalist Riccardo Iacona and a packed hall of students, Julian Assange's partner praised initiatives around the world on behalf of the co-founder of WikiLeaks.
7 March 2023 - Patrick Boylan
The Pentagon’s long hand behind events in Ukraine?
Today, an impressive march for peace, starting in Times Square and ending with a packed rally at the nearby People’s Forum, called for ending NATO intervention in Ukraine as the key to stopping hostilities there. The slogan for the event says it all:
NATO EXPANSION – NO! || PEACE IN UKRAINE – YES!
15 January 2023 - Patrick Boylan
How to fight against war disinformation? Julian Assange shows a way
January 1st of each year is the time for formulating resolutions to keep or break (usually the latter) during the 365 days ahead. So Martina, an ex-pacifist who now is no longer “ex”, has decided to make only one resolution for 2023. “That way,” she says, “I’m sure to keep it.”
A young Italian woman is the latest “street installation” activist to protest the media's silence regarding the inhumane treatment of Julian Assange by the UK and the U.S. Her installation in a square in Como lambastes the two self-styled democracies for acting exactly like authoritarian regimes.
15 August 2022 - Patrick Boylan
It’s not just the freedom of one man at stake, but our very freedom of speech.
From the stage Stella Morris, Julian Assange's wife, and the investigative journalist Stefania Maurizi will urge the journalists present to defend the founder of Wikileaks. While outside the hall, a group of FREE ASSANGE Italia activists will tell journalists that their freedom is also at stake.
The founder of Wikileaks informed us long ago, with documentary proof, that US/NATO troops in Afghanistan were not winning the hearts and minds of the people; instead, they were making themselves hated. But the message went unheard and now the messenger is in prison awaiting judgment.
Has it fallen? Does it still resist?
At the Mediolanum Forum in Assago (Milan, Italy)
Julian Assange's partner warns media representatives in Italy and in every country
At the Faculty of Political Science at Sapienza University of Rome (Italy)
The Pentagon’s long hand behind events in Ukraine?
How to fight against war disinformation? Julian Assange shows a way
Saving Assange is saving freedom of the press
It’s not just the freedom of one man at stake, but our very freedom of speech.
Don’t shoot the messenger
Press release from the NoWar Network - Rome
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