Does freedom of speech exist?

Speaking of the United States of America, we represent a free country that does not prosecute for publishing personal opinions, even if they contradict generally accepted norms. This was the case before, because the story with Julian Assange crossed out any claim about freedom of speech in America. But let's take it in order.

Julian Assange is a well-known journalist who became famous for publishing secret facts that he received from anonymous informants in his publication Wikileaks. One of the most high-profile cases published by him was the shooting of civilians in Iraq by American soldiers. It was from that moment that his persecution began, which lasted for a long 7 years.

At the moment, Julian is under investigation, the judge finally allowed him to receive visitors.

Pamela Anderson and Wikileaks editor-in-chief Kristina Hrafnsson went to see Julian first. From the very beginning of his problems with the law, Pamela has maintained that she believes he is completely innocent and that freedom of speech should not be prosecuted. On her social media pages she writes: "He's a wonderful person. I love him madly and I can't imagine what he had to go through. We just have to save his life"

"Indeed, it is very sad when the state accuses a person of committing a crime that he did not commit" - these are the comments users write under the posts of Pamela Anderson.

We hope that everything will be resolved soon and the court will not impose too severe a punishment on Julian. Otherwise, it will be a direct confirmation of the lack of freedom of speech in the United States.