EXPOSED: WHY THE CIA FAILED TO ASSASSINATE JULIAN ASSANGE! The Agency Plotted, Presidents Knew, Kill Teams Waited — But the Truth Was Louder Than Their Bullets.
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EXPOSED: In 2017, the CIA planned to assassinate Julian Assange inside a foreign embassy. The plot failed. Now the full truth is out — who ordered it, why they feared him, and how one man exposed the system so deeply, they wanted him dead.
WHEN A USB STICK IS DEADLIER THAN A DRONE STRIKE
Julian Assange wasn’t a politician. He wasn’t a general. He didn’t run an army or hold a seat in any Parliament.
Yet by 2017, the most powerful intelligence agency in the world wanted him dead — not arrested, not silenced legally — but physically eliminated.
Why?
Because in a world ruled by secrets, Assange gave the people knowledge.
In a system fed by fear, he gave the world proof.
And in an empire obsessed with control, he gave others the tools to fight back.
That’s not journalism. That’s revolutionary warfare — and the CIA knew it.
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THE BEGINNING OF A THREAT: HOW A CODER BECAME THE ENEMY OF EMPIRES
It started in 1999, with a simple idea: what if there was a platform where whistleblowers could safely leak evidence of state crimes, without revealing their identity?
That question gave birth to WikiLeaks in 2006 — and within a year, it had already disrupted the global order.
In 2007, WikiLeaks published classified U.S. military procedures at Guantanamo Bay, exposing the brutal, black-site reality of “war on terror” detention. But that was just the warm-up.
Assange wasn’t just releasing files. He was dismantling the narrative. And Washington took notice.
THE VIDEO THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING — AND PUT A BULLSEYE ON HIS BACK
In April 2010, Assange dropped the bomb: Collateral Murder.
The footage showed a U.S. Apache helicopter mowing down civilians and two Reuters journalists in Iraq — laughing as they killed, reloading as they moved in for more.
It wasn’t an isolated incident. It was standard operating procedure — caught on camera.
That day, Julian Assange officially became Public Enemy #1 in the eyes of the Deep State.
He wasn’t just exposing data.
He was dragging war crimes out of the shadows and projecting them onto every screen in the world.
The U.S. government didn’t want justice. It wanted revenge.
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THE CIA GOES OFF THE BOOKS — AND INTO THE DARK
By 2017, CIA Director Mike Pompeo had declared WikiLeaks a “non-state hostile intelligence service” — a label that bypasses journalistic protections and paves the way for black ops.
What followed was one of the most shocking revelations in modern intelligence history:
The CIA drafted detailed plans to kidnap or kill Assange inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, a diplomatic sanctuary protected by international law.
They considered:
Breaking in under false flags
Poisoning him in the embassy
Ambushing transport vehicles
Gunfights on the streets of London
Collateral deaths labeled “unfortunate necessities”
This was not counterintelligence. This was pre-meditated political murder.
WHY THEY HESITATED — AND WHY HE’S STILL ALIVE
Assassinating a publisher — inside a sovereign embassy — on foreign soil — with no trial — would’ve lit the world on fire.
Even the CIA, drunk on power, understood the backlash would be seismic:
Massive global protests
Journalists walking off news desks
Allies turning enemies overnight
The entire “rules-based international order” vaporized in one operation
They blinked. But only barely.
Instead, the U.S. launched a covert campaign of pressure, propaganda, and betrayal, convincing Ecuador to revoke Assange’s asylum in exchange for trade deals and backroom favors.
On April 11, 2019, London police dragged him out like a criminal. But they still didn’t win.
Because the files he held back? He promised they would be released if he were harmed.
THE VAULT 7 BACKSTOP — AND THE INFORMATION NUKE STILL WAITING
The CIA’s fear wasn’t just of what Assange had already published — but of what he hadn’t.
In 2017, WikiLeaks released Vault 7, a trove of CIA cyberweapons, exposing how the agency could hack TVs, smartphones, cars — even medical devices — and make it look like foreign governments did it.
But there’s more.
WikiLeaks insiders confirmed that the most devastating files were held back, encrypted with a deadman switch.
“Hurt us — and the world sees everything.”
That’s why Assange is still alive. Because the CIA wasn’t ready for the full apocalypse.
THE PERSECUTION CONTINUES: TRIALS, TORTURE, AND GLOBAL RESISTANCE
Today, Assange sits in a high-security prison, facing extradition to a country that plotted to kill him.
The charges?
Not treason. Not hacking.
Publishing the truth.
He is being prosecuted under the Espionage Act, a 1917 wartime law never intended for journalists, because his real “crime” was making the public aware of what their leaders do in the dark.
Meanwhile, the murderers caught on tape walk free.
The torturers at Gitmo got promoted.
The architects of chaos are on corporate boards.
And the man who showed the world the truth?
He’s the one in chains.
CONCLUSION: THEY COULDN’T KILL HIM — BUT THEY STILL FEAR HIM
Julian Assange is not a criminal.
He’s not a traitor.
He is a mirror — and when tyrants look into it, they see their crimes reflected back.
The CIA failed to assassinate him not because they were merciful — but because they were afraid of the consequences.
Assange weaponized transparency. He turned exposure into a shield. And in doing so, he made himself harder to destroy than any dictator or army.
The battle for Assange is not over.
It’s the front line in the war for reality.
And if they take him down, they’re coming for the rest of us next.
PROTECT ASSANGE.
PROSECUTE THE WAR CRIMINALS.
AND NEVER — EVER — TRUST THE SYSTEM THAT TRIED TO KILL THE TRUTH.
