[Crsd] Fwd: Solidarity actions for Julian Assange

[Monty Kroopkin]

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From: "Mark Crispin Miller" <markcrispinmiller at gmail.com>
To: "newsfromunderground" <newsfromunderground at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Monday, 9 July, 2018 3:27:36 AM
Subject: [MCM] Solidarity march for Julian Assange, this Wednesday (7/11/18) in NYC
>From Cat Watters:

This Wednesday, July 11, there will be a march to demand the safe release of Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian embassy where he has been sequestered for the past 6 years.  Not only is Assange's health at risk, but all freedom of the press hinges on how one of journalism's leading truthtellers is treated. Solidarity March for Juilian Assange Wednesday, July 112:00 pm British Consulate -- 52nd and 3rd Avenue  3:30 pm Australian Consulate --  42nd St. and Lexington 
4:30 pm Ecuadoran Consulate -- 43rd and 2nd Avenue  5:30 pm American Consulate  -- 45th and 1st Avenue 
 PLEASE SEND THIS EMAIL FAR AND WIDE ---------------------------------------------------- Can't make it to the march?  Here's some vital actions you can take from the comfort of your home: Write Julian ​ ​For all practical purposes, Julian is in solitary confinement at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. He can have no visitors, no internet, no phone, no outdoors, no doctors. His physical condition is deteriorating rapidly. Personal connection is known to be a HUGE support for those in solitary prison.  Please take a few minutes out of your day to write Julian to help keep his spirits up.  (Apparently only postcards can get through, not letters.)​Julian AssangeEcuadorian Embassy​​Flat 3b, 3 Hans CrescentLondon SW1X OLSUnited Kingdom ​Online vigil ​Watch the excellent Unity4​J online vigil in support of Julian Assange. Participating are a wide variety of leading figures explaining the issues and what is at stake -- not just for Julian, but for freedom of speech principles which affect us all.  Note:  WikiLeaks, founded by Julian Assange, has a 100% credibility rate. Its reporting has never once been shown to have an error. 
Informative articlesThe Persecution of Assange Proves Him Right​ by Caitlin Johnstone​Assange Is a Journalist, Should Not be Persecuted for Publishing the Truth​ by Kevin Zeece & Margaret Flowers​ Powerful interviews​Mark Crispin Miller, Law and Disorder Radio, June 18, 2018Suzie Dawson, Julian Assange: Censored to Death?, Deep Truth Conference, June 8, 2018 
 
--Francis Feeley
Professor emeritus of American Studies
University Grenoble-Alpes
Director of Research
University of Paris-Nanterre
Center for the Advanced Study of American Institutions and Social Movements
The University of California-San Diego
http://www.ceimsa.org   
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