Why doesn't he pardon Assange?
Why doesn't he pardon Assange?
4d Chess.
assange isnt american
Immunity deal to testify.
Need a conviction to be pardoned from.
because trump is a puppet of israel
He's a dumbfuck boomer who never does anything
I think Assange will testify to the deep state, then receive a pardon.
Trump supports the interests of his class, which includes keeping secrets (i.e. Panamanian tax havens) while Assange is out to inform the people at large.
Hope so, but the question is, will he magically suicide himself before he can testify?
Don't think so. Remember when Jimmy Carter pardoned all the 'Nam draft dodgers who ran off to Canada?
Jew puppet
Didn't Assange attack the panapa papers?
I will join the shills against Don if Assange is locked up.
Because he doesn't give a fuck, he probably approves of him getting tortured and suicided as long as it's for "national security" just like any other boomer neocon would.
First you convict to set the precedent that journos should keep their fucking heads up... then you kick him free.
He's not even convicted you plebian retard.
He's not useful to him anymore.
Assange will get a suspended sentence but will take the conviction. this is important because it means any evidence of crimes Assange is aware of have to be disclosed to the DOJ, which Barr is about to use as a wrecking ball.
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Assange has not served up the Seth rich case on a silver platter yet.
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that would be interesting
Not American doesn’t understand law and legal system. All fields
Got him in custody to protect him from Arkancide.
shhh
They've already worked out the deal for it, but if he pardoned him now everyone would say he bought Assange's testimony. Pardons come after you've done your duty. Just like Flynn's will come after it's all over.
that would make sense.
Assange is a criminal and Swedecuck.
We don't need him anymore.
also
I think Pompeo's head would implode if did, which would be fucking hilarious.
Why would he pardon him when he can just let him testify and take down the Democrats in the process?
Seth Rich's story will be told, in full