'Anything to Say' and the rally for Julian Assange - Parliament Square, London

June 24 2023, the sculpture 'Anything to Say' by Italian artist Davide Dormino that shows Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange standing on chairs inviting you to speak out, is at Parliament Square in London for the rally for publicist and journalist Julian Assange. In this report Djamila and Rico first visit the prison Belmarsh, then at the demonstration many speakers standing on the empty chair next to the whistle-blowers, explain what is at stake and where the defence for Julian stands. Interviews with Sean, Davide Dormino and Stella Assange.

Trump, Assange and the rule of law - Professor Alfred de Zayas

Professor of international law and human right expert Alfred de Zayas comments on the media censorship happening right now in the US. It's not just freedom of speech that's been taken away, but also the right to be informed. In this interview we discuss last weeks verdict in the extradition case of Julian Assange, and the judge’s denial of bail. Not just free speech is broken; the rule of law itself appears broken both in the US and UK. In the second half we discuss the Netherlands new rules for returning citizens abroad, effectively exiling them due to corona policies.

Rico Brouwer10 January 2021assange, corona, covid19, rule of law, alfred de zayas, lawsuit, lawfare, potkaars, english, rico brouwer

The Everything Fraud and the Corona Virus - Google Whistleblower Zach Vorhies (English)

What did Trump do to the Fed, what are the USA doing with their election fraud this time around? How does that compare to what's going on in the European Union?

Google Whistleblower Zach Vorhies (from San Fransico, USA), interviewed by Potkaars host Rico Brouwer (from the Netherlands) where today in Amsterdam a lawsuit is taking place agaist Youtube's censorship of COVID19 video's that contradict the World Health Organisation narrative.

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