Julian Assange, while not an American citizen and not formally classified as a traitor, has been accused of crimes related to the dissemination of classified information. In the United States, the distribution of classified information can be viewed as a threat to national security, but this does not equate to being classified as a traitor under U.S. law. The term "traitor" typically refers to actions that directly harm the state or aid an enemy power, and Assange's situation is not categorized as such.

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

No replies yet.