WikiLeaks website founder Julian Assange said in an interview 20th

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange

"WikiLeaks" website founder Julian Assange, 20th, said in an interview, he and his family have repeatedly been threatened by the U.S. military, if the United States insisted on his extradition, he must retaliate for retaliation action. Assange also revealed a brief life in prison, saying he had a tooth cut at dinner.

In an interview with the media, Mr. Assange said he had repeatedly been subjected to "death threats" from the US military, and his son Daniel and his lawyers were frequently intimidated. Daniel, 20, is said to be working in a software company and is now avoiding the limelight in Australia. Assange also said the British police were nervous about his appearance last week, fearing that a killer might be able to do it. After successful bail-outs, the British judiciary has also tried to minimise his exposure time in case of an accident.

He also said that one day, when he was eating beans in prison, he bit a hard metal and lost a tooth. He said: "I don't know if it was an accident, or someone deliberately did it." ”

Assange carefully wrapped the tooth, but when he finished the yard and returned to his cell, he found his teeth had disappeared. "I wanted to put this tooth on ebay for auction," Assange quipped, "and I guess some people didn't want to leave this little accident evidence, so they took the tooth." ”

Referring to the anecdotal rumours of his lust for him, Assange admits that he is "never promiscuous, but likes women", and that the allegations are purely "non-existent".