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Assange Struggles To Say Own Name In Court Appearance: ‘I Can’t Think Properly’ Screengrab/euronews (en français)/YouTube Julian Assange appeared emotional as he struggled to speak during his hearing in a London court on Monday. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appeared in a London court on Monday to fight extradition to the United States, and according to The Independent, Assange struggled with his words during the hearing. Appearing to fight back tears as he spoke, Assange “mumbled, paused and stuttered as he confirmed his name and date of birth at the beginning of the start of a case management hearing,” the publication reported. In the U.S., the native Australian faces 18 charges in relation to leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents. Those charges include “conspiracy to hack government computers and violation of espionage law, and could spend decades in prison if convicted.” During the hearing, Assange told the judge he is up against a “superpower” with “unlimited resources,” adding: “I can’t think properly.” The notorious hacker is currently being held in a high-security prison in the U.K., after being arrested and sentenced to 50 weeks earlier this year “for breaching his bail conditions by taking refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden over sex offence allegations.” In May, concerns over Assange’s health arose, with WikiLeaks saying: “During the seven weeks in Belmarsh his health has continued to deteriorate and he has dramatically lost weight. The decision of the prison authorities to move him into the health ward speaks for itself.” ....