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Assassination TIME: Sr. journalist ?can?t wait? to justify drone strike that will kill Assange ? RT News
Assassination TIME: Sr. journalist cant wait to justify drone strike that will kill Assange
The unethical and legally questionable statement made by TIME magazines senior national correspondent has been met with a barrage of criticism. Although Michael Grunwald deleted the comment and apologized, WikiLeaks is still pushing for his resignation.
The scandal was sparked by a Twitter post on Grunwalds account which stated that he is eager to write an article on Julian Assanges execution by a drone.
WikiLeaks tweeted that they have sent a letter to the publication demanding Grunwalds resignation. They have said that the magazine must show that journalists calling for the murder of other journalists is never acceptable.
The tweet, which has been deleted by the author, said, I can't wait to write a defense of the drone strike that takes out Julian Assange.
Following the post, Twitter exploded with harsh criticism of both Grunwald and TIME magazine.
Grunwald responded to the criticism by saying that the original post was a dumb tweet and deleting it.
Meanwhile, TIME has released a statement saying that Grunwald's views do not represent those of the publication.
Michael Grunwald posted an offensive tweet from his personal Twitter account that is in no way representative of TIME's views, the statement read. He regrets having tweeted it, and he removed it from his feed.
Assassination TIME: Sr. journalist cant wait to justify drone strike that will kill Assange
The unethical and legally questionable statement made by TIME magazines senior national correspondent has been met with a barrage of criticism. Although Michael Grunwald deleted the comment and apologized, WikiLeaks is still pushing for his resignation.
The scandal was sparked by a Twitter post on Grunwalds account which stated that he is eager to write an article on Julian Assanges execution by a drone.
WikiLeaks tweeted that they have sent a letter to the publication demanding Grunwalds resignation. They have said that the magazine must show that journalists calling for the murder of other journalists is never acceptable.
The tweet, which has been deleted by the author, said, I can't wait to write a defense of the drone strike that takes out Julian Assange.
Following the post, Twitter exploded with harsh criticism of both Grunwald and TIME magazine.
Grunwald responded to the criticism by saying that the original post was a dumb tweet and deleting it.
Meanwhile, TIME has released a statement saying that Grunwald's views do not represent those of the publication.
Michael Grunwald posted an offensive tweet from his personal Twitter account that is in no way representative of TIME's views, the statement read. He regrets having tweeted it, and he removed it from his feed.