Secret Power - Sweden and Julian Assange

Arne Ruth, Stefania MauriziThis episode is in English. I dedicate it to all people who conveniently forgot all about WikiLeaks and global warcrimes because Julian Assange became an alleged sex offender.CORRECTION: The case against Sweden has been open for nine years, not 14 years as I incorrectly say in the intro.This conversation goes deep into the roots of how media has become a tool for the state and how journalists no longer can or dare follow the facts and instead follow the Narrative from the Military Industrial Complex and the United States.Stefania Maurizi is an Italian journalist who has followed the Swedish case against Julian Assange closer than any other journalist. She will soon take the Swedish Prosecution Service to court for not releasing the missing documents from 2010 -2012 between British and Swedish prosecutors in how to manipulate the case.Arne Ruth is a legendary Swedish journalist who was Chief Editor and Head of the Cultural Editorial Office in Dagens Nyheter, the most powerful newspaper in Sweden, between 1982-1998.Please, share this show with people you might think need to get informed,Håkan Julander, Stefania MauriziTorsten Jurell, Sigyn Meder, Arne Ruth, Håkan JulanderLinks from the open meeting 13 November, 2024.Stefanias speech 55 minArnes speech 7 minThe verse “Inevitably” 3 minPlease, see all the other amazing speeches on Dissidentklubbens channel on Rumble!Buy Stefania Maurizis´ book Secret PowerLink to the book Arne talked about. Andreas Cervenkas’ “Girig-Sverige”The show was mixed and mastered by Jesper Jäderkvist.Music in this episode were:”I’ll be your mirror” Nico and Velvet Underground; “Desenchantée” Mylène Farmer; ”A far l'amore comincia tu” Raffaella Carrà; ”Vreden” Sara Parkman.  Please support Dissidentpodden by subscribing or if you´re Swedish use Swish: 123 647 06 94Go with Gaia or go Nuts.Peace Get full access to Dissidentpodden at dissidentpodden.substack.com/subscribe

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