Trump Looking Good For Not Letting WikiLeaks Admiration Get in the Way: Social Media Analyst

US President Donald Trump would look good in the aftermath of the arrest, and eventual prosecution of WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange asserts social media analyst Augusto Beato.

"Trump had praised WikiLeaks publicly for 141 times, but the arrest of Assange showed that the wheels of justice are running and that the charges against him should proceed regardless of the personal preference of the president," asserts Beato, who may be reached via the Portland SEO website.

The indictment issued is for hacking-related conspiracy under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act for Assange's role in downloading countless records from a military network and uploading them to WikiLeaks.

Meanwhile, Sweden would be hard-pressed to prove that rape allegations against Julian Assange are not politically motivated, says Beato, who is the CEO of Portland SEO.

"We all know that Assange would be prosecuted in the US, but are the rape charges false and just a means to an end," asked Beato. "The public would be interested to see this push through and learn more about the prosection's bases for the charges.

The rape allegation drew skepticism because it surfaced just a few weeks after WikiLeaks drew the ire of the USD government for uploading files related to the conflict in Afghanistan.

In 2010, a Swedish woman Anna Ardin alleged that Assange had tampered with the condom they used during his visit in Stockholm, which resulted in her having unprotected sex. A second woman, referred to as Miss W, claimed that Assange, while she was sleeping, had penetrated her without a condom.