Establishment Won’t Allow Trump To Be Elected Says Assange

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An accidental early posting of 2016 election results by NBC affiliate WRCB TV in Chattanooga, TN, source Facebook.

Moscow, Nov. 4 — The founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assange said on Friday that the U.S. establishment will not allow Republican candidate Donald Trump to become the next U.S. president in the upcoming election.

Assange said that Trump is supported by only one U.S. power group — the Evangelical Church.

“Trump would not be permitted to win. Why do I say this? Because the whole establishment is against him,” Assange said as part of an interview with Russian’s news channel, Russia Today.

“The banks, intelligence, arms companies, foreign money, are all united behind Hillary Clinton. And the media as well,” said Assange.

Assange also shared his personal thoughts about about Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, saying “I actually feel quite sorry for Hillary Clinton as a person because I see someone who is eaten alive by her ambitions.”

As part of a 25-minute documentary produced exclusively for RT by Australian journalist John Pilger, the Wikileaks founder dismissed claims that the Kremlin was the source behind the cyber attacks that enabled the public release of Clinton’s emails.

“The Clinton camp has falsely stated, on numerous occasions that 17 U.S. intelligence agencies considered Russia as the source of our disclosures. That is false,” Assange said.

Speaking from the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has been refuged for four years, Assange said that the Russian government was not the source.

During the past months Wikileaks has published over 30,000 emails from Clinton’s private server allegedly from during her tenure as U.S. Secretary of State.

In response to accusations that Russia was involved in the hacking of Clinton’s emails, Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Clinton of trying to “distract attention” from the content of the emails and the “real problems” affecting U.S. society.

“Is the United States a Banana Republic? The U.S. is a great superpower. How can Russia influence the choice of the American people?” Putin said.

Meanwhile, several Facebook sites reported on an accidental early posting of 2016 election results by NBC affiliate WRCB TV in Chattanooga, TN in which the number’s showed Clinton eking out a victory.  This helps confirms American’s worst fears that their democratic system is so controlled by larger forces it renders their votes virtually meaningless.  EFE 

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