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WikiLeaks: What really happened in Sweden
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Some supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange see a conspiracy behind Swedish prosecutors’ efforts to question him there on sexual misconduct charges. The prosecutors deny their move is political.
Mark Hosenball’s special report “Fear of STDs sparked case against WikiLeaks boss” tells the story of what happened in August when Assange was visiting Sweden.
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i wonder what they have on clinton blackmail obama or visa versa he will probably end up like vince foster