Ecuador has criticized British police for their slow response to a call reporting that an unknown man was trying to break into at its London embassy, where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been living for four years.The Ecuadorian government condemned the “inadequate response” of London police, who it claims arrived two hours after the incident took place. The delayed response is especially surprising given the huge quantity of resources Britain has poured into surveillance operations outside the embassy since 2012. Quito released a press statement on Tuesday afternoon in which it confirmed reports that an unidentified man had tried to break into its London embassy in the early hours of Monday morning. The funny thing about this possible assassination attempt on Julian Assange of Wikileaks, is that there is a police station about a two minute walk from Ecuador's embassy in London where Assange is living in asylum. Does the slow police response of about two hours point to the fact that this man who scaled the walls of the embassy was in fact an assassination attempt on Wikileaks finder Julian Assange. The thing that could lead this to being an assassination attempt, is the fact that Wikileaks top lawyer John Jones was found dead a week before this hit by the train, in what the media is calling a "possible suicide." If the police took two hours to respond to the embassy break in and one of his top lawyers was found dead mysteriously hit by train, it's starting to sound quite possible that this was an assassination attempt on Julian Assange gone wrong. After all this likely targeting of Wikileaks comes a short time after the activist group released thousands of DNC emails and phone calls, and we all know that people tend to mysteriously die when they make Hillary and the Democratic party in America look bad.
