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Assange: A Flashback Invitation to Discussion

Press release. Sent to all political parties in Sweden 19:00 Sunday 28 October 2012.

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To: Social Democrat Party, Conservative Party, Greens Party, Liberal Party, Centre Party, Sweden Democrat Party, Leftist Party, Christian Democratic Party, Feminist Initiative Party, Pirate Party Subject: Invitation to Discussion To your press secretary: We hereby have the pleasure of inviting all political parties to a discussion of the Assange case at the Flashback Internet forum. Our objective is to obtain clear answers from all parties regarding the case, particularly your thoughts about the current deadlock and possibilities to break it. We hope to be able to thereby bring the case forward. Flashback is a Swedish discussion forum with approximately 700,000 members, and we who are inviting you are the members who have been closely following the Assange case and the fate of Julian Assange for the past 26 months. The discussion thread for Julian Assange, discussing the legal aspects of the case, contains the police investigation protocols, articles, and analyses. So far this thread has had over 4,500,000 visitors. We assume you'll manage login yourselves and create an appropriate account, and regardless of your position on the case, would appreciate a reply regarding whether you plan to attend. The URL for the Flashback forum itself is: https://www.flashback.org. The URL for the thread on Julian Assange is https://www.flashback.org/t1275257. We hope to see you there!

Copy to: Amnesty Sweden, Anders Carlgren, Ann Helena Rudberg, Anne Ramberg, Åsa Linderborg, Billy Butt, Brian Palmer, Charlie Tvärenvigg, Claes Borgström, Dagens Nyheter, Elvy Wicklund, Goran Lambertz, Gunilla Sax, Hanne Kjöller, Helene Bergman, Helsingborgs Dagblad, Henrik Alexandersson, Henrik Arnstad, Ingrid Carlqvist, Jan Guillou, Jens Lapidus, Jesper Huor, Karin Olsson, Mona Davidsson, Oisín Cantwell, Old Wolf, Olle Andersson, Oscar Swartz, Per E Samuelson, Stefan Lisinski, Sven-Erik Alhem, Svenska Dagbladet, Sweden vs Assange, Thomas Bodström, Ulrika Borg.