On a documentary about Assange on the usual RT, Belmarsh prison is described as being a worst place even than Guantanomo. John Pilger, documentary film-maker is on record stating that “It is said that Assange was denied the right of fraternizing with other prisoners. He told me that when he sees people go past his cell, he wished he could speak to them.” The footage also states that in videos, Assange appeared as having lost a lot of weight, and that the only way for Assange to communicate with the outside world is for him to receive letters.
Really? Let’s go one by one.
Here is Belmarsh prison:
Here are prisoners in Guantanomo:
Here is Assange IN THE FOOTAGE, BEING SHOWN MAKING A CUP OF TEA:
Isn’t Assange fraternizing and speaking with other prisoners here?
Lost weight? Receive letters?
Who are the people who said the above statements apart from John Pilger? Let’s tackle them in the next piece.
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On a documentary about Assange on the usual RT, Belmarsh prison is described as being a worst place even than Guantanomo. John Pilger, documentary film-maker is on record stating that “It is said that Assange was denied the right of fraternizing with other prisoners. He told me that when he sees people go past his cell, he wished he could speak to them.” The footage also states that in videos, Assange appeared as having lost a lot of weight, and that the only way for Assange to communicate with the outside world is for him to receive letters.
Really? Let’s go one by one.
Here is Belmarsh prison:
Here are prisoners in Guantanomo:
Here is Assange IN THE FOOTAGE, BEING SHOWN MAKING A CUP OF TEA:
Isn’t Assange fraternizing and speaking with other prisoners here?
Lost weight? Receive letters?
Who are the people who said the above statements apart from John Pilger? Let’s tackle them in the next piece.