Wikileaks website founder, Julian Assange, is being accused of rape in a frame up backed by the Obama Administration. The two women being used in the CIA plot are hardline, vengeful feminist Anna Ardin and Sofia Wilen. Ardin once authored a paper on how to legally punish a mate for being unfaithful, alluding to conduct similar to what Assange has been falsely accused of committing. 

Assange is being charged with rape, for having consensual sex, with two women, on two different days, using a condom that broke during one encounter and in another incident, engaging in intercourse without a condom, both acts unlawful in Sweden. Once again, respectfully, the Swedish government needs to revise its legal classifications, as calling the aforementioned conduct rape trivializes the real horrors of sexual assault. Many tourists visit Sweden, renown for its beautiful people and may land in legal hot water, due to the "Sex By Surprise" statute that is in effect, labeling intercourse without a condom or a broken one, rape, when by international standards it is not.

In regards to Ardin and Wilen, the former contacted the latter, after finding out she too had sex with Assange and the women, under the direction of the CIA, filed a police report against the Wikileaks website founder, both had feverishly pursued. The case was initially thrown out, but under political pressure and threats from Hillary Clinton at the State Department, it was revived.

Ardin and Wilen need to answer this, why would you invite a man to stay in your apartment, while he is visiting from abroad, go to dinner with him, return to your place, have sex with him and then file a police report against him two days later, with another young woman who stalked him and volunteered to work on his presentation, unless you are trying to set him up (*looks at the CIA* you wanna answer that one too?). 

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