What Really Happened When Julian Assange Was Spied On By The British Government
HAS the British Government watching Wikileaks founder Julian Assange during his arrest at Ellingham Hall, Norfolk?
Vaughan Smith, who owns Ellingham Hall, adds: “I am not an expert on cameras but I believe that these take number plates and report number plates. I think the country is full of them but I don’t know why I need quite so many of them around my house.”
Roy Greenslade asked his readers:
“Is it really necessary to spy on Julian Assange every minute of the day?’ he demanded.
Norfolk County Council answers:
“Two speed-reactive signs were installed on Yarmouth Road in Ellingham in June 2002, of which one appears to be the sign that is featured in the film. Four other speed-reactive signs were installed elsewhere in the village in 2003.”
Says Vaughan Smith:
“I have heard that the council claims that these are not, in fact, cameras at all. I think it is important to correct that information. I feel slightly embarrassed about this, if I’m honest.”
Such are the facts…
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