Interview with John Shipton at Julian Assange rally

The transcript discusses the urgent need to halt the extradition process of Julian, emphasizing that it is a political rather than a legal matter. It highlights the UK-US treaty that forbids extradition for political reasons. The speaker shares a personal view, seeing Julian as a non-controversial figure who has contributed positively to society. The controversy is seen as manufactured by those avoiding accountability for their actions. The conversation ends with a note of appreciation.

What immediate action does the speaker suggest the United Kingdom should take regarding Julian?

• Stop the Crown Prosecution Service's actions

• Negotiate a new treaty

• Seek international support

• Start a new investigation

According to the speaker, why can't the extradition of Julian proceed?

• It lacks evidence

• It violates human rights

• It is a political matter

• It is too costly

What does the UK-US extradition treaty specifically forbid?

• Extradition for minor offenses

• Extradition for financial crimes

• Extradition without trial

• Extradition for political matters

How does the speaker describe Julian's impact on the world?

• Insignificant and minor

• Beneficial and widespread

• Harmful and negative

• Controversial and divisive

What does the speaker believe about the controversy surrounding Julian?

• It is a result of public opinion

• It is exaggerated by the media

• It is justified and real

• It is manufactured by those avoiding accountability