No News Blackout is acceptable.

From Elizabeth Woodworth:

Not reported by ANY corporate media was the October 2 London protest to protect Julian Assange, led by Pink Floyd's 

world famous co-founder, Roger Waters and award-winning journalist John Pilger, in front of Britain's Home Office.  

About 1,000 people attended.

Roger Waters, one of the top UK performers of all time ("Dark Side of the Moon"), described the media blackout last

Monday on RT:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=RRgE3w6F0wQ

This is incredible, given that Assange was interviewed in 2010 by Sir David Frost (the only person to have interviewed 

all US presidents and UK prime ministers for many decades) on Al Jazeera

There are no charges against Assange.   At the Westminster magistrate's extradition hearing six days ago John Pilger 

was present and reported that Assange could barely speak or think.  Assange was not permitted to see his defence 

documents while in this "court". John's description is utterly appalling.

The truth about Julian's character was recently reported by the Ecuadorian diplomat at the Ecuadorian embassy in 

London, who was with Julian for six years:   https://jacobinmag.com/2019/10/julian-assange-fidel-narvaez-ecuador-moreno

The media is now entirely complicit as the UK bows to US dominance, while turning its back on its own laws in an 

atrocious violation of human rights.

Julian needs a network of people to co-ordinate a grass-roots movement to press for his freedom -- but most people 

as of 2019 have never heard of Assange, thanks to the presstitute media.  Paul Craig Roberts has just mounted a 

petition on his website:  https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2019/10/27/85082/

Until something major gets organized, it is possible to write to Julian with encouragement.  His prisoner number 

must be included on the envelop or the letter will not be delivered in Belmarsh maximum security prison, where 

he is not permitted to speak to other prisoners.  Here is what is recommended for writing to him:

Apparently, because he gets a lot of mail, it should be a short letter, telling him anything you have done, or want to do, to try to help him.

Mr. Julian Assange
Prisoner # A9379AY
HMP Belmarsh
Western Way
London SE28 0EB UK

Best to all,

Elizabeth Woodworth

Victoria, Canada