One year ago today, Julian Assange was released from Belmarsh prison: "I eventually chose freedom over unrealizable justice".
His fight continues. ✊
https://blossom.primal.net/2cfbb3372cfeb6f91a647ea3ad9adb4e560384a548304818d3fadbf91b7af79f.mp4
Discussion
Assange point out the right question. Should the state keep secrets for its citizens?
After Julian Assange revealed the truths that politicians desperately wanted to keep hidden, how many people on this planet truly cared? Very few, to be honest—because many still cling to the belief that their politicians will bring about real change. But that belief is an illusion.
The revelations of people like Assange, Snowden, and others often get lost in the noisy circus of election campaigns and hollow political promises. Let’s be honest—after all the praise and dramatic headlines, what real shift has occurred in public awareness? Sadly, very little.
The truth is, these individuals don’t need our applause. What they truly need are voices in harmony with theirs—voices that can awaken people from a long slumber and spread awareness across the world like a light breaking through darkness.
Não sei direito quem é mas só o falto que estar orgulhoso ao lado do Lula já indica que devia ter ficado na prisão.
Great video
Event on the 5th of July in London and 12th in Bristol, to be streamed worldwide.
He is just brilliant. Until I discovered Bitcoin, I never had an opinion on him. He embodies the spirit of freedom.
A powerful reminder that freedom isn’t always the clean victory we imagine—it’s often a deeply human choice between imperfect paths.
Julian Assange’s release wasn’t the end of a struggle, but a new chapter in a larger story:
One about truth, courage, and the cost of transparency in a world that prefers silence.
May we continue building the kinds of networks—like Nostr—where freedom isn’t just an escape from control, but a movement toward dignity, dialogue, and accountability. ✨
#FreedomTech #TruthMatters #Nostr