Diplomat Australia: Assange be extradited to Sweden

    Australian Government officials believe that WikiLeaks was now "defunct". Julian Assange no longer have any alternative but to submit to be extradited to Sweden to face allegations of sexual harassment.
They also did not rule out the possibility that these Wikileaks founder will be extradited to the United States.
Assange is now almost six months of refuge in the Embassy of Ecuador in London. Diplomatic sources said that the financial Canberra Wikileaks now declining.
They estimated financial assistance for that group sooner or later will stop and eventually make the struggle Assange becomes irrelevant and he had no alternative but to leave the Embassy of Ecuador.
"This is what will happen in a few months, or at most a year, and there is only one possibility that occurred-extradition to Sweden," said a diplomatic source told the Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday (12/04/2012).
A security official said, a core group Wikileaks now live four to six people including Assange, and the site they no longer have sufficient operating funds.
"Wikileaks is no longer publish anything significant over the past few months. They just twittering in Twitter," the source said.
According to the Reuters correspondent in Australia, L Literature Wijaya, June, Assange asked for asylum in the Embassy of Ecuador after the UK Supreme Court rejected an appeal filing, business-related extradition to Sweden.
Ecuador then provide asylum, on the grounds that extradition to Sweden would open up the possibility of Assange will be extradited to the United States to face charges of conspiracy and other charges for getting thousands of documents leaked by Wikileaks of classified military and diplomatic reports of the United States.
European Commissioner for Home Affairs, Cecilia Malmstrom, this week called for Assange to "go" to Sweden to "answer the question", and ruled out the possibility of extradition to the United States, which he called "just speculation."
Australian officials estimate that in the next few months there will be no change in a matter of Assange, at least until the conclusion of the trial the United States Army, Bradley Manning, accused of leaking documents to Wikileaks.
A legal adviser to the government in Canberra said that "Assange afraid of jail, but imprisoning himself. He may be waiting to see if there is further evidence of the Manning case. Yet, in the end he only had two chances to stay in the embassy forever or accept extradition to Sweden. "