Julian Assange 2016 Meme Generator
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Julian Assange with an American flag digitally taped over his mouth, a jab at silencing whistleblowers. Add your own caption and download free.
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When to use the Julian Assange 2016 meme
- Jokes about getting silenced or censored
- Governments not wanting the truth out there
- Someone told to stop talking about a scandal
- Whistleblower and free-speech commentary
Julian Assange 2016 template facts
- Featuring
- Julian Assange (News)
- Dimensions
- 1024 × 710 px
- Format
- JPG
- Text boxes
- 1
- Added
- 2025
About the Julian Assange 2016 meme template
Julian Assange, side-eyeing the camera with an American flag slapped over his mouth like duct tape. It's a loaded image built for censorship jokes, free-speech gags, or anything about someone being told to shut up by the powers that be.
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