[governance] Julian Assange extradition: Ecuador 'willing to co-operate' with Britain

[Riaz K Tayob]

Precision please. They sent a letter to the Ecuadorian embassy BEFORE 
the asylum decision was made and recanted after.

And why should we accept your view that the reaction was what they 
intended. From my world view rather , as a country that waged an illegal 
war based on lies they thought they could  coerce a small vulnerable 
third world country into not granting asylum and continue to reap the 
dividends of the soiling of the UN Charter as their oil companies are 
doing...

I am not saying this so that we agree, we can simply agree to disagree...
>> Yes, really simple, unless... the UK announced its stupid intention to
>> storm the Embassy.
>
> Except they didn't announce any intentions, just recounted some 
> circumstances (which don't apply to this case) where they might be 
> able to. As the reaction is, however, predictable, we must assume that 
> reaction was what they intended - although what small part this step 
> plays in the overall scheme of things we probably won't be able to 
> tell for some time.


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