Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I am James Evan Pallado of Mediamonarchy.com, a 50-50 chance advanced knowledge the 9-11 attacks

were to occur?

We've got that story plus another vaccine black op, but first on this rather large episode,

559, Julian Assange freed, and his freedom a huge blow to detractors, no physical harm to anyone

by the leaks.

Grabbing this from Zero Hedge, if you hadn't heard, those are the images the world's been

waiting for unless you're neocons, NeoLibs, NatSec, Hawks, Killery types.

Free at last, WikiLeaks said, in a post, upon Julian Assange emerging from his plane

after landing in the Australian capital of Canberra, Assange raised his fist on

the tarmac, lovingly embraced his wife Stella and his kids and family. His guilty plea arrangement

with the United States was a success. During the Wednesday morning stopover in court appearance

in a U.S. District Court in Saipan, the 52-year-old Assange formally pleaded guilty to obtaining and publishing

U.S. military secrets. One of Assange lawyers, Jennifer Robinson, said at the hearing that the

whole ordeal quote sets a dangerous precedent that should be a concern to journalists everywhere.

The thing that is tempering any sort of wild cheering about this, although anybody getting out of a cage,

generally a nice thing. During the hearing, he appeared emotional when there were moments of humor

and laughter and interaction with the judge. This according to the Guardian, that corporate news

outlet who shared all his illegal activities but somehow get a free pass along with the New York Times.

When the judge questioned whether

satisfied with the plea conditions, Asandra spotted it might depend on the outcome. Immediately

drew some laughter in the courtroom. Chef, Chief Judge Ramona Manglona said at the start,

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