VIDEO: Florida Dem Who Threatened Assange Appears With Debbie Wasserman Schultz
This video is based on an article I wrote and published with Disobedient Media.
Excerpt from the article:
"It seems deeply illiberal that well connected members of a party so surrounded by scandal would call for the death of a publisher who has been detained unethically and illegally for over five years in the Ecuadorian Embassy. This instance provides a quintessential example of why many former Democratic party voters have labeled the party irredeemable."
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Good reporting! keep it up! Its nice to check my feed and see the latest wikileaks from @elizbethleavos.
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Thank you so much! I appreciate it! :) More to come on this topic future.
Your welcome! So disobedient media is a non bias news focused mostly on politics? would that be a correct assumption?
I don't consider myself a political expert whatsoever. Disobedient Media's reason for being is to report as accurately as possible on stories that the 'establishment' is either suppressing or mis-reporting (like the Russian hacking narrative). We cover a range of stories, from issues of human trafficking to politics to whistleblowers, etc. Often the subjects we write about overlap, as was the case with the DNC Fraud Lawsuit and its defendant Debbie Wasserman Schultz, when she appeared in public with Evan Ross who threatened Assange and Snowden. In that instance you have the DNC issues colliding with the subject of Wikileaks, Snowden, and Assange. And of course no legacy press reported on the matter.
TLDR: We are not limited to politics, we are focused on anything that the establishment won't talk about or mis-reports.
got it, thanks for clarifying. looking forward to more.
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Yes, the Dems are a lost cause. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
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