UK Threatens to enter Ecuador Embassy to arrest Wikileaks' Julian Assan

[Teddy]

I give you a few nations that he can hide and US wouldn't follow him into, due to international treaties and major incidents it would cause if it tried some kind of Spec op to grab him.

China- The US wont bite the hand of the nation it gets all its cheep crap from.

Iran- The US is too busy in the nations on its borders to focus on a 3rd unpopular war, Plus The US would let Israel lose on them long before any real threat.

Russia- Cold war may be over but old wounds dont heal just because Knight rider sang on a broken wall. Doubt Russia would take kindly to any western nations Spec Ops in there nation.

N.Korea- Yeah the 50 year Cease Fire has been good so far no one want the war that hasn't ended to sir-back up.

Mexico- Irony but the US for one already failed in Columbia with massive drug cartels and Mexico is full of em. 2nd some lucky fugitives make it here, the only way they get caught is by the US offering a high price bounty in witch someone in said nation might be living a rich man if he were to "collect the bounty" can you say corrupt police force/bounty hunters. 3rd US signed a trearty back in World War 1 that pretty much stated the US would not interfere with Mexico as long as it did try to interfere with the US, this treaty was made as Germany in world war 1 tried to make Mexico war the US and open a new front and have Mexico reclaim its lands lost in the Mexican-American War(LOL no need for that they took back there lands w/o force) and since the US also has a Free Trade Agreement, and with the US economy being crap losing that would be a huge dent in the market.

 Also just a general rule of politics attacking ones neighbor almost never gets any support, unless you find someone who already dislikes said neighbor and by then you have a new found ally.

China - Wrong. China will arrest and extradite.
Iran - Will not comply with extradite order, but may arrest him for entering.
Russia - Wrong. Russia will arrest and extradite.
N. Korea - Will not comply with extradite, but will arrest for him for entering.
Mexico - Wrong. Mexico will arrest and extradite.
Cuba - Wrong. Cub will arrest and extradite.

There is thousands of countries who have extradition agreements via the United Nations, and many more via private agreements.  Even if the US is the one to get him first due to limited number of countries who may have this extradition agreement with Sweden, the United States will extradite him to Sweden and it will not be US or Swedish authorities who arrest him, extradition orders work by the local law enforcement agencies getting the confirmation to arrest the subject by their government.  Most of the countries you've listed will comply and execute a extradition request without question.

[Def Perry]

he can hide in my basement

[Teddy]

he can hide in my basement

The Netherlands has extradition agreement with both United States and Sweden. He would be arrested on his charges and extradited. You would be arrested for aiding and abetting a fugitive.  :cool:

[Ragdoll]

The Netherlands has extradition agreement with both United States and Sweden. He would be arrested on his charges and extradited. You would be arrested for aiding and abetting a fugitive.  :cool:

I'm pretty sure Stragio wouldn't have advertised the fact... It'd be undercover harboring.

[Taylor_P]

Cubaaaa

Nah thats where we hold all thoem "Terrorist"  from Al Qaeda not a very safe nation to hide form the US if its already got a Naval base in it.

[Huntsman]

In Lithuania he would propably get arrested as soon as he would enter the country, but not given away to UK

[Reece]

In Lithuania he would propably get arrested as soon as he would enter the country, but not given away to UK

Wrong. Lithuania and the UK have extradition agreements.

[Dolfagr]

Wrong. Lithuania and the UK have extradition agreements.

Not that it matters, as he is wanted by the Sweden and CIA.

[Reece]

he is wanted by the CIA.

Provide a source.

Not that it matters

Yes, it does matter, he is wanted by us too you know...

[Dolfagr]

Provide a source.

Yes, it does matter, he is wanted by us too you know...

No need to provide a source that he's wanted by Sweden, however I recommend wikileaks.com as a source

He is not wanted by the UK. There is  a difference between wanted for extradition and wanted for a crime committed in UK. My only guess is that MI6 wants his head badly.

[[WS]Jacob]

No need to provide a source that he's wanted by Sweden, however I recommend wikileaks.com as a source

He is not wanted by the UK. There is  a difference between wanted for extradition and wanted for a crime committed in UK. My only guess is that MI6 wants his head badly.

The only reason we want him is to fly him over to Sweden or the USA for them to deal with him. The crime that he is wanted for over in those two countries is far bigger than what the UK wants him for.

[Reece]

No need to provide a source that he's wanted by Sweden, however I recommend wikileaks.com as a source

He is not wanted by the UK. There is  a difference between wanted for extradition and wanted for a crime committed in UK. My only guess is that MI6 wants his head badly.

I want you to provide a source saying he is wanted by the CIA, because to me it seems that you are making this up on the fly.

Yes, he IS wanted by the UK, he has committed a CRIME by entering the embassy, he VIOLATED his BAIL conditions = prison, however as the crimes he is wanted for in Sweden are worse, he will be extradited their rather than face conviction here (most likely).

[Huntsman]

There's a 70 percent of possibility that Lithuania would rather give him to Sweden than to UK.

[Hidduh]

as he is wanted by the CIA.

FBI.

[Teddy]

FBI.

CIA. Wrong
FBI. Wrong.

He is wanted by the United States Department of Justice to answer to the charges of Espionage. As of now, The United States considers him a terrorist as his acts have crippled United States foreign affairs and has placed the lives of CIA operatives and their families in danger.

#factcheck101

Learn the facts before you speak.

There's a 70 percent of possibility that Lithuania would rather give him to Sweden than to UK.

The UK wants him right now as part of his extradition order, meaning he has no actual charges in the UK. In simpler terms, the UK only wants him because he is there in their country and Sweden wants him on a silver platter. So Lithuania would have no reason to give him to the UK, as if he isn't in the UK then he isn't their problem.

#factcheck101

Not that it matters, as he is wanted by the Sweden and CIA.

As I said in my first statement.

He is wanted by the United States and Sweden.

The CIA, and Interpol are organizations who have been tasked with finding him and executing an arrest if needed.


The fact remains is that he will not leave Britain in a free pass to his Ecuador.
He will be arrested by UK authorities before he makes it to the car.