Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, was conveniently accused of rape, in deeds being labeled a federal government trick to discredit and destroy the widely read website. A warrant was issued for Assange in Sweden, on the rape charge, then quickly retracted.

Assange denied the allegations, labeling it plot by the Obama administration, to neutralize and harm him, for leaking classified documents about the Afghanistan war. The military conflict has killed a significant number of civilians, including many children, as opposed to terrorists. 

The CIA, FBI and Pentagon are after Assange, out of sheer revenge, giving the world another unflattering glimpse at the federal government's evil streak and how far they are willing to go, to destroy domestic and international citizens that speak out against them. 

One cannot break the law to uphold it. What the government is attempting to do to Assange is positively criminal and disgraceful. The American people do not pay your salaries with their hard earned tax dollars, for you to break domestic and international law, in a very unlawful and vengeful witch hunt. 

The government is fearing a forthcoming Wikileak of additional information, which details more corruption on their part. The solution to this problem is simple. The government should stop engaging in appalling criminal conduct at home and abroad, that way, if someone gets a hold of its files, they do not have to attempt to frame, destroy and potentially kill said person, as the contents of the files are that terrible.  

Many are looking forward to the upcoming leak, as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, have based in deceit, costing many soldiers and civilians their lives. The entire whistle blowing process has given the public an unvarnished look at what is truly transpiring, regarding the war.

Here's hoping Assange survives the onslaught, as the government is not above murdering him, preferably through something that looks accidental. It's not like they haven't done it before to many others.