‘I am free today because I pled guilty to journalism.’ This is Julian Assange’s first public statement after his release from pr

‘I am free today because I pled guilty to journalism.’ This is Julian Assange’s first public statement after his release from prison. The founder of WikiLeaks testified before the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, where he accused the CIA of repression against him, his family and supporters. According to Assange, US intelligence had plans to kidnap and eliminate him in London. What else did the journalist reveal? Watch our video. Assange launched WikiLeaks on October 4, 2006. Over the years, more than one and a half million documents from American intelligence have been published on this website. Learn the full story of the resources’ creation and its founder’s legal battles in the film ’The Assange Story’ (2020). #humanstories FOLLOW ? News&Docfilms Channel Source: RT Documentary