Julian Assange’s cat is on Twitter, dressing for success

America's most wanted Australian is getting so bored he's putting his cat in a suit.

Julian Assange and Embassy Cat.

Julian Assange and Embassy Cat. Source: AP

For more than four years, Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been camped out in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London fearing extradition to Sweden on rape charges.

He fears a follow-on extradition to the US on espionage charges for his role in publishing thousands of classified documents on Wikileaks.
But being trapped in an embassy means you have a lot of time in your hands.

So while the Australian political refugee has continued to publish leaks from government officials, corporations and political operatives - he’s also had the time to tweet from his cat’s twitter handle, @EmbassyCat.
The cat, reportedly a gift from Assange’s children earlier this year, tweets about Hillary Clinton, Brexit, human rights, ‘counter-purrveillance’ and feline affairs.
In recent days, it seems Assange has taken to dressing up Embassy Cat – which at the very least provides some entertainment for the police camped outside.

Both a red and a blue tie have featured so far.
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Published 16 November 2016 4:16pm
Updated 16 November 2016 4:46pm
By Ben Winsor
Source: The Feed


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