PrisonPlanetLive on Jul 12, 2011
Julian Assange may be about to address concerns over his comments last year that 9/11 truth was a "false conspiracy" which he found "annoying". Assange made the statement despite Wikileaks' 2009 release of half a million pager messages on the day of 9/11 from New York City officials, many of which contradicted the official story.
The Wikileaks founder is currently in London embroiled in an extradition appeal relating to allegations of rape, which many suspect are unfounded and part of a smear campaign against Assange.
An increasing number of activists are questioning Assange's motives, including some of his former colleagues like Cryptome's John Young. However, we have noted that Anonymous, the hacking collective that has vigorously defended Assange, is doing excellent work in exposing the power elite head on, particularly with their intention to shine a light on the secretive gathering of globalists at this week's Bohemian Grove confab.