Did you get my longer email?  Is this one for me or punk-stasi?
   On Wed, Jun 30, 2021, 6:04 PM David Barrett <[1]dbarrett@expensify.com>
   wrote:

   Whoops actually. two years -- I keep forgetting it's 2021.  So he's
   served two years in jail, *at his own request*, while appealing

   I am not aware of Assange having requested to stay in jail in the
   slightest.  I am aware that a judge ruled not to extradite him because
   of his mental and physical health.

   his extradition.  And this is the fault of the US courts?

   Is it?  How are the US courts related to extradition?
   I don't know much about this, really.  Wasn't Assange an Australian?
   Why does the USA get to ask for him from Britain?

   -david

   On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 3:00 PM David Barrett
   <[2]dbarrett@expensify.com> wrote:

   On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 12:17 PM Karl <[3]gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:

     > He isn't in prison is he?  He is hiding in an embassy.
             WHAT

   Turns out Assange was imprisoned some time ago.

   Oh I'm behind on that.  He was arrested one year ago, correct?  So far
   he's served one year in jail -- and in the event he is sentenced to
   jail time, I imagine that one year will be counted toward his sentence
   (as it was for Chelsea Manning).
   Am I understanding that you feel it is an outrage to hold Assange in UK
   jail to await a trial that has been actively delayed *at his own
   request* by appealing extradition?  The only reason he hasn't been
   tried in court faster than this is due to his extraordinary (and
   clearly illegal) efforts to

   What are you referring to that you find clearly illegal?

   avoid being tried.  How is that the court's fault or responsibility?

   What is a court being accused of now?

   -david

References

   1. mailto:dbarrett@expensify.com
   2. mailto:dbarrett@expensify.com
   3. mailto:gmkarl@gmail.com