Portrait of Julian Assange

Julian Assange

WikiLeaks founder

Contemporary influential 112 sayings

Sayings by Julian Assange

The powerful always try to suppress the truth.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Power & Leadership Unverifiable

The internet is a tool for liberation.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are fighting for the future of journalism.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
War & Conflict Unverifiable

The truth is a revolutionary act.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Political Unverifiable

We are living in a time of great change.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

The world is watching.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are on the side of the people.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are fighting for justice.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
War & Conflict Unverifiable

The truth is a dangerous thing.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are not afraid.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

The internet is a force for change.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are making history.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Educational Unverifiable

The truth is a shield.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are not going to be silenced.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

The internet is a global phenomenon.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Wisdom Unverifiable

We are making a difference.

2010 — Interview with Der Spiegel
Power & Leadership Unverifiable

The internet is the greatest spying machine the world has ever seen.

2011 — Interview with RT
Wisdom Unverifiable

I love crushing bastards.

2010 — Email to a colleague
Love & Relationships Unverifiable

If you want to stop leaks, you have to stop people from knowing things.

2010 — Press conference
Wisdom Unverifiable

The truth is not determined by a majority vote.

2012 — Interview with Al Jazeera
Political Unverifiable
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