Tag Archives: Ecuador

Smears, censorship and bananas

Posted on Saturday 29 June 2013 by Rob Godfrey

This week a smear campaign started against Glenn Greenwald (Greenwald, of course, is the reporter who’s breaking the Edward Snowden story). The New York Daily News, the New York Times and the Washington Post all published stories on Wednesday claiming … Continue reading →

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Assange and those jolly chaps from the CIA

Posted on Friday 22 June 2012 by Rob Godfrey

Last night, Julian Assange gave his first interview since seeking political asylum in the Ecuadorean embassy in London on Tuesday (the interview was with ABC Radio in Australia and it follows at the end of this post). Assange said a … Continue reading →

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The Fourth Estate

Posted on Thursday 21 June 2012 by Rob Godfrey

“Don’t get assassinated!” were Julian Assange’s parting words to President Rafael Correa of Ecuador, as they wrapped up an interview last month on Assange’s show, The World Tomorrow (see here). Assange is now in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, seeking … Continue reading →

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The strange case of Julian Assange

Posted on Wednesday 20 June 2012 by Rob Godfrey

Last night it was announced that Julian Assange was in Ecuador’s London embassy seeking asylum. Assange knows more about what goes on behind the scenes than many other people, and it may have been some information he’s received that led … Continue reading →

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