How is it possible for a Julian Assange abduction from the embassy to not be leaked by embassy staff?

27  2016-10-27 by AccurateLinguist

The logistics seem a bit unclear. Is this only conceivable if the staff are under perpetual monitoring for such leaks, or detained themselves?

14 comments

6  BleuRoo222 2016-10-27

Supposedly, I think the consensus is that it's pretty shady.

4  dreadp99 2016-10-27

This is huge, at the point that the Ecuadorian Embassy decided to remain quiet. The globalists are in the moving and probably they decided to silence Assange because he has a big mouth and a smart brain. When diplomacy fails, brute force take place. But of course, I can be completely wrong and the world is a wonderful place and Assange is drinking a fresh coffee rich now when all sort of news are popping up in the media.

3  agentf90 2016-10-27

Didn't he just do an interview today?

7  AccurateLinguist 2016-10-27

What's the proof of this other than the audio? Isn't there tech that's demonstrated real time speech fabrication from a set of samples? Surely tapes of Assange have provided a sufficiently large set. Yes, I enjoy this type of exercise.

5  agentf90 2016-10-27

yeawh. i don't know. seems like he'd have to hold up a newspaper on video.

0  AccurateLinguist 2016-10-27

Even then.

1  Bernie4Ever 2016-10-27

The phone call is a fake. Julian Assange wasn't even on the planning 2 days ago and there were no posters of him participating to the conference before Oct 25. Who pops up on a poster and gets tweets about is participation just 1 day before the event and only when he is supposed to provide a proof of life...

-5  klakkr 2016-10-27

Now you're just spamming

2  Mrexreturns 2016-10-27

CIA Blackmailing them into not revealing his (false flag) assassination.

1  kamspy 2016-10-27

Make a brutal enough example out of one and the rest will shut the hell up. Crazy that people always expect someone to squeal. Fear is a hell of a deterrent.

1  fitfrank 2016-10-27

  1. money
  2. threats
  3. direct monitoring
  4. combo of some/all of the above

1  texwex 2016-10-27

i think i saw a few days ago that goldman sachs holds 55% of ecuadors gold?

im sure thats part of it.

1  partytime71 2016-10-27

I think they also hold 72% of the bananas.

1  Bernie4Ever 2016-10-27

It's very possible. Replace the staff with intelligence agents for a month and just delay or reroute all usual requests incoming made to the embassy to another administrative office until the election is over.