References:
​https://www.bibleodyssey.org/en/people/related-articles/jesus-and-politics
​https://augustafreepress.com/from-jesus-christ-to-julian-assange-when-dissidents-become-enemies-of-the-state
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If we start with the Bible which Jesus would have read, then no doubt practicing social justice was co-equal with  true worship of God. The cross has two dimensions, both physically and spiritually. The source from which all justice stems is the father-son relationship that Jesus had with God, whom he called ABBA and which he was installing for us through the atonement and modelling for us to emulate it. This justification of man by Gof had to be lived out vertically between man and God and horizontally between man and man.

The Lords Teachings & Prayer (Pater noster), and his actions in the temple cleansing and entry procession into Jerusalem are proof for this multidimensional symbiosis. While the two articles may be keeping the focus on the horizontal dimension it is important to keep in mind that any sole one dimensional interpretation of Jesus mission would simply lessen who he was and what his mission was.

The british justice system has been subverted and that's why it looks very bad #4Assange. With his high profile case layed out in front of the whole world, will the empire of the rich and powerful  "get away with murder" ?  - 17 Dec 2019
READ http://freespeechoffshore.nl/stuartsyvretblog/about-this-blog/ 
WATCH BRITAINS 2ND EMPIRE  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdEKbbhxiUE ​​

​"I am sure that deep regret and deep shame will land on us if Julian Assange dies in prison or is extradited to the US. On that sad day this government (Australia)  will have to admit. "We did virtually nothing to save him." So what can I do, to turn that around, I thought, before it IS too late? Perhaps a video letter to MPs will bring them to join Andrew Wilkie who has already mustered ten other MPs in support of Assange's release but needs many more to sway the Government."  (Michael Robbo)
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Dear Christians, Please share this with your Ministers as well. That sad day could possibly apply to you and me and the church in general. 6000 of us have joined an international prayer group. In our prayers we are with Assange and our Leaders in Politics and in Church. We are praying for the Queen, The Governor General, Prime Minister Morrison ... We trust that once all the true information is out many more hearts will soften. WATCH @  ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a9BI28GRX0 
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REPRINT (C) Credits Rick Morton of Saturday Paper - Nov27 , 2019
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2019/11/23/saving-julian-assange/15744276009127
Extracts from an article  first published in the print edition of The Saturday Paper on Nov 23, 2019 as "Saving Assange". Subscribe here.

This week, Swedish authorities announced they would no longer be pursuing a final charge of sexual assault against Assange. Assange is currently being held in near-solitary confinement in London’s Belmarsh prison
Wilkie distils the sprawling legal case as such: “There is a question mark over whether it is even legal for [Assange] to be extradited from the UK to America.

“WHAT WE ARE ASKING POLITICIANS TO DO IS TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN [HIS] ACTIVITIES AND THE LAW.”It is this notion, loosely flowing from the legal principle of habeas corpus – literally “that you have the body” – which has brought Barnaby Joyce to the fray. “I come at this from the pure legal principle and the fact of our own sovereignty,” the Nationals MP tells The Saturday Paper.
“If you are not in the country that has accused you of the crime, then this becomes an arbitrary process.”

Joyce, Wilkie and Christensen will be joined at the table on Monday by independent Zali Steggall, Centre Alliance’s Rebekha Sharkie and Rex Patrick, Labor’s Julian Hill and Steve Georganas, and Greens MPs Peter Whish-Wilson and Adam Bandt. They will be briefed by Julian Assange’s London-based lawyer Jennifer Robinson and Australian barrister Greg Barns.

“The Australian government faces a very stark choice. Are they prepared to see an Australian citizen hunted down by the Trump administration to face 175 years in prison? Or are we prepared to do what we did in the David Hicks case, which is to say, ‘No, he is one of ours’ and stand up to them,” Barns tells The Saturday Paper. What the group doesn’t have yet, as far as membership, is anyone from the Liberal Party. While Barns is set to meet with some Liberal MPs next week, he won’t name names. There is a reluctance, it seems, to be seen supporting Assange – not least because, in some corners of the internet, the views of his backers border on religious fanaticism.

Joyce says that when he addressed the Nationals party room about Assange he was met with mostly vacant stares and silence – except from an enthusiastic George Christensen. “They agree but they’re not necessarily going to look like they agree,” says Joyce. “I’m disappointed with the silence on both sides of politics.”
But Barns thinks this is starting to change. “Like the Hicks case, these issues often take time to develop and I think there is increasing concern now in the Australian community that Julian is effectively facing the death penalty,” he says. “The most immediate issue for us is Julian’s mental and physical health and his inability to prepare properly for his case. He is being held in an inhumane environment.”

A bright spot, says Barns, is that Assange has now received consular assistance from the Australian government.

As with many things in Julian Assange’s life, this is a story about global power and the choices governments make, or refuse to make, that may upset the accepted order. This reality is not lost on the parliamentary group.

Joyce says he is worried about the precedent that would be set in Australia’s dealings with China if the government of which he is a member acquiesces on issues of legal principle to please an ally.

For his part, Joyce has been consistent on this issue since the capture of David Hicks and his detention in Guantanamo Bay – a case that now bears remarkable similarities to Assange’s own.

Wilkie says he is surprised the political momentum has brought them this far.
Parliamentary friendship groups, he explains, are not formal committees but they do have to meet some strict criteria. They must be truly cross-parliamentary in their membership and “generally not too controversial”, and leaders of both the senate and the house of representatives need to approve them.
“I was delighted that the presiding officers did approve it,” he says. “I must admit to some small surprise that they did.”

“It’s fair to say ours might be the broadest church,” Wilkie says. “It took a very long time to get some members and to get the minimum number of 10 required. Now all that is missing are some pure Liberals.”

John Piler Wrote:
"I set out at dawn. Her Majesty’s Prison Belmarsh is in the flat hinterland of south east London, a ribbon of walls and wire with no horizon. At what is called the visitors centre, I surrendered my passport, wallet, credit cards, medical cards, money, phone, keys, comb, pen, paper. I need two pairs of glasses. I had to choose which pair stayed behind. I left my reading glasses. From here on, I couldn’t read, just as Julian couldn’t read for the first few weeks of his incarceration. His glasses were sent to him, but inexplicably took months to arrive."

​Read full report at ....
https://www.counterpunch.org/2019/12/02/visiting-assange-britains-political-prisoner/?fbclid=IwAR1ReHDY0SyeXajtvqGGibd3oOhvcIdQPl7Ewmf1InIxEoCPzC99BCgwBYk

#PeaceActivistAssange
Since Assange has been defamed by the powers that be, I shall post a little known positive truth from Oz. Few will know that Assange is a peace activist, that has been honored as a Gold medalist by the Sydney Peace Foundation for his contributions to mankind.

Here is a list of all the articles of the Peace Foundation relating to Peace Activist Assange
https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/?s=assange
And here is the post relating to the award of a Gold Medal in 2011 !
https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/peace-medal-julian-assange/
Recent appeal of the Sydney Peace Foundation (2019) !
https://sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/julian-assange-must-not-be-extradited/

Julian Assange has expressed that we are facing a war on truth and justice. So what we currently witness is not so much about him, but about us. In the case against Assange we have lost the first battle for him and our democracy, because he should be out of jail by now. But we are waking up and re-grouping. We will be fighting lies with truth and we will be listened to more and more. When we gain critical mass(es), then more polititions will listen.

They do understand the language of power and I ecpect most of them to be ultimately opportunistic. Since the PIP's (people in power) fight a war on us the POP's (people of power) we will fight back. They have actually done us a favour with all the atrocities that have been commited against Assange in the UK. The masks are off and the gloves are off. Freedom has a face and a name now and we are only just starting. Politicians start to sense the winds are changing and many more will come on board. We will make it rather unpopular for them to remain silent in the face of terror, tyranny and torture. Doing what the PIP's keep doing on European soil will not sit well with the majority of people there, which are still silent or are being silenced.  And shame on the UK PIP's, they are still in America's grip. But there are elections right now and while the current pro Assange opposition is unlikely to win, it does push back against the Tories and will put a dent into their ambitions. Shame on the Swedish PIP's, but they have thrown in the towel now, because America does not need them anymore. Watch Juicemedia's satire on Julian Assange and the United Bitches of America. https://youtu.be/1efOs0BsE0g