The theme of Assange is for openness in governance. The one way for a billion Assange wantabees to appear spontaneously worldwide is for America to extradite Assange from Sweden and then put him on trial.
That would really destroy the ethics of people sustaining secrecies maintained by governments. It would show the ultimate weaknesses in the American system of justice and what it has produced in terms of a militaristic superstructure.
It is the ideas of Assange that hold power and not the man himself.
What Assange presents is an idea that governments perform criminal acts with the advantage of secrecy and get away with them.
Example: What we see in Libya is a regime of secrecy and what we witness in the shooting of civilians by government edict is the effect of governments competiting rather than cooperating with citizens and exterminating them. Wikeleaks are essential to open up those illegitimate regimes that have too much concentration of power and seek antisocial goals.
The extradition of Assange is like a lightening rod for those that believe, and rightly so, that criminal acts done by government secretly don't place those committing them above the morality of law. Wikileaks is a banner for ordinary people seeking justice and it is at odds with a closed society promoted by government's need for secrecy to perpetuate unhealthy levels of competition rather than cooperation between governments, nations and groups.
Assange would have no case against organisations in a world that was more open and cooperative. In such a world the sickness perpetuated through secrecy that permeates organisations would have less of a foothold.
Assange is like an intervention group for government and private organisations telling them that the sick methods of secret messaging can in reality be symptoms of a disease process reflecting unhealthy relationships between people.
What we see is the struggle between the ethics of cooperation and the effects of government and corporate process addiction perpetuated through secrecy within the framework of competition.
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