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Despite the endless comparisons of Julian Assange's years of asylum to torture, being #StuckInAnEmbassy apparently came with quite a few interesting privileges. . .
For starters, I'd really love to hear what all the folks who've been shouting from the rooftops that the @guardian's story about Manafort visiting Assange have to say about this particular detail. 
Somehow I don't think most forms of involuntary confinement include "powerful new computing and network hardware to facilitate data transfers."
(If I'm wrong and Riker's offers 1GB fiber connections in every cell or something, somebody correct me.)
(If I'm wrong and Riker's offers 1GB fiber connections in every cell or something, somebody correct me.)
. . . and then there's the deliveries. A thumb drive from RT's London bureau chief in June 2016, followed by an unidentified shipment via a masked courier on July 18th (same day @wikileaks confirmed reception of an archive to Guccifer 2.0, per the Mueller report.)
