US declines 'wild' Julian Assange witch-hunt claim

USA: THE U. S. Declares has declined Julian Assange's declaration that California was orchestrating a "witch-hunt" for him, saying the WikiLeaks creator was creating "wild" statements to deflect interest.
In his few days terrace deal with, 41-year-old Assange charged the US Govt of a witchhunt against himself and his Wikileaks followers.

But the US Govt hit returning saying the situation had nothing to do with them and was completely a issue for Norway and England and now Ecuador which had selected to "insert" itself into the fracas.
"He is creating all types of crazy statements about us when actually his problem with the government of the U. s. Empire has to do with whether he's going to deal with rights in Norway for something that has nothing to do with WikiLeaks, it has to do with expenses of sex-related wrong doings," Condition Division speaker Victoria Nuland said.
"He is clearly trying to deflect interest away from the actual problem, which is whether he's going to deal with rights in Norway."

Assange desired and was provided asylum by Ecuador with the International Reverend Ricardo Patino announcing he could not protected assures Norway - which wants to query Assange on sex-related attack accusations by two females - would not extradite him to the US where he encounters justice for this years Wikileaks details.

This day, Mr Patino was standing by that place and said he desired to take care of situations of chaos with England but was ready to take the issue to the Worldwide Judge of Justice in the Hague if need be.
"We want to proceed operating on speaks with Excellent England, going to the Worldwide Judge of Justice in The Hague would be the direction to take after that," he said but included the iCJ could take decades to listen to the issue.

"We choose that this problem is settled before some decades go by."
British Primary Reverend Mark Cameron has been on vacations but leaving comments for once on the situation, his spokesperson last night reaffirmed Britains place.
"Under our law, having worn out all the alternatives of attraction, we are required to extradite him to Norway. It is our objective to bring out that responsibility," the spokesperson said.
"We will proceed speaking with the Ecuadoran government and others to try to discover a diplomatic remedy."

Meanwhile, for Assange lifestyle goes on in his small pain in space in the returning of the Ecuadorian embassy. English buddy and promoter Vaughan Jackson these days described the Australia as being in excellent mood and experiencing operating on his pc.
"The key to knowing Assange is that if hes got a pc hes normally satisfied," he said.