Wikileaks / Assange’s publications cause controversy for sure, but they are legal and of great public interest. We are being de-brained again by the sound-byte: “He will be treated like an other Australian”. Em… no other Australian that I know has so many people with so much influence after his head, or want him at least immobilised, irrespective of whether he has committed any crime. Since this influence has been clearly demonstrated to be at the level of government and public media, there is a high risk that “arrangements” could be made. We need tight judiciary monitoring, but are dismayed that Australian laws affecting Julian’s extradition(s) are rapidly changing… Another schizoid moment was Nicola Roxon on Q&A saying that Assange had fled Sweden. No doubt in my mind about the truth of the matter, which Jeffrey Robinson thankfully pointed out, but an Attorney General as well now, spouting false information on national television… needs a second thought.