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Subject Assange foils “break-in” in Ecuador...

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https://contraspin.co.nz/emergency-public-meeting-called-after-break-in-attempt-at-ecuadorian-embassy/

“...The timing of the attempted breach [i]was not insignificant[/i].

It was the early hours of the very day he was due to testify in Court in Ecuador by teleconference. A testimony that then was then plagued by constant technical interference, preventing Julian from fully imparting to the judge the extent of the human rights violations that he is being subjected to.

This confirmation by Julian’s legal team that a break-in occurred is a very big deal.  But not the last alarming development to be revealed this week.

[i]One would think, that after such an event as an attempted break-in, the Ecuadorian Embassy would have gone on high alert. Extra security might be called in. Every possible consideration would be made to secure the premises, surely.[/i]

To the contrary, as Yale University’s Sean O’Brien discovered, and thoroughly documented, that very same day – [i]the Embassy was left quite literally wide open[/i]...”
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“...Julian Assange foiled a break-in at his flat in the Ecuadorian Embassy, his legal team has claimed.

The WikiLeaks founder was woken up in the middle of the night after an alleged intruder attempted to enter a window at the front of the embassy building.

However the opening of the window knocked over a fire hydrant that Mr Assange had set up as a 'booby trap', his lawyers have said.

Scaffolding was later erected against the embassy building in Knightsbridge, west London, which representatives said 'obscures the embassy's security cameras'...”

“...The alleged break-in on October 26 was revealed by activist and journalist Suzie Dawson, who was provided with a statement by Mr Assange's legal team.

Supporters of Mr Assange claim that the whistleblower has been put at risk of abduction by a lack of security at the Ecuadorian Embassy...”

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