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Originally Posted by Von Tonner
WikiLeaks spokesperson has told the media:
""What Julian meant is that his plan is to leave as soon as the British government honours its commitment,"
Does anyone know what commitment by the British government he is referring to? I do not recall the government ever making a deal with this low-life.
As it is it has cost the British tax payer over 6 million pounds to make sure he does not slip out the back door.
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There do seem to be a lot of mixed signals in that press conference. So his leaving relies on the Police letting him go?
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"The plan is for him to leave as soon as the UK government decides to honour its obligations in relation to international agreements and calls off the siege outside - it's as simple as that."
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He claims that he'll leave the embassy when the UK police just let him go - but that isn't gong to happen any time soon.
The Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino on the other hand seems to feel Mr. Assange will be remaining in the embassy for a long time to come.
Cry for attention perhaps?