Rebecca writes beautifuly about the freedom-fighting group, Anonymous. It’s a long read, but definitely worth 5 minutes!
It makes me feel like I have to spread truth and thereby freedom RIGHT NOW! So I hope it will make you feel the same!
The standoff between Britain and Ecuador over Julian Assange’s bid for political asylum has been making headlines around the world. For the past two months, Julian Assange, the founder of the whistleblower website Wikileaks, has been taking refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London. The U.K. courts ruled to extradite him to Sweden where he faces possible sexual assault and misconduct charges. This story has caught the attention of the public because it is more than just news; it is a drama. Assange is a controversial figure because of his role in publishing classified diplomatic cables on Wikileaks (for more about “Cablegate,” see here), but he is not the only one involved in this spectacle. Although the U.S. is not directly involved, it casts a shadow over this standoff. Assange and his supporters fear that if the UK extradited him to Sweden, it would not be long before he would be delivered…
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Mind of Andy 
An interesting read, indeed! Although I’m always feeling a bit ambivalent about getting involved with political goals I understand why you posted this. To me it feels like a bright and heartfelt energy and I like the expression “self-aware collective consiousness” used in the article. I wish that more people in the collective consciousness of this planet would add self-awareness. ;)
Thank you for bringing more awareness into my life and much love!
Glad you liked it then :)
You’re most welcome, Stef! Thanks for commenting :)
interesting… :)
I’m glad you like it :)
Thanks for reblogging this. Though politics is not my cup of tea (or coffee), it was an interesting read :)
Yeah, I felt the same way about it :)
No problem!