Wikileaker to Wikileak himself to Sweden

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says he will leave the Ecuadorean embassy in London "soon" after two years of refuge. He did not clarify when he would depart but said it was "probably not" for the reasons reported by the UK press. Stories had suggested he was suffering ill-health and required treatment. Ecuador's foreign minister Ricardo Patino said Mr Assange, who is wanted for questioning over alleged sexual assault offences in Sweden, would "continue to offer him protection". He shouldn't leave while there are cops stationed outside, because he faces extradition to Sweden, and from there he could eventually be handed over to the US because of Wikileaks' publication of classified US military documents on the Afghan and Iraq wars. But if he does leave, Ecuador better have a helicopter stationed in Sweden to intercept him and take him to his adopted homeland.