Even now, in the sunless basement where he hopes to escape extradition to Sweden for questioning about alleged sexual assaults, Assange remains a hero to millions, notably the loyal John Pilger.
As chairman of the members' interests group, an all-party select committee, he was reliably loyal, notably in defence of Thatcher.
They were also militaristic, religious (David Livingstone, still revered in Africa, became a Victorian saint), loyal (notably to the Crown in the American colonies) and liberal (reflecting the Scottish Enlightenment).
Senior British officers at SHAEF, notably Morgan, Kenneth Strong and Jock Whiteley remained loyal to Eisenhower.
Characters from the life of Kane -- notably Mr. Bernstein, Kane's loyal assistant, played here by Will Bond doing a delightful impression of the actor Everett Sloane -- show up in the life of Welles.
A recent exodus of Peronist leaders, most notably Carlos Reutemann, a once-loyal senator from Santa Fe Province, has threatened the Kirchners' already tenuous grip on power.
That stirred a diplomatic row just as Libya's interim council works to consolidate its authority and capture places still loyal to Gaddafi, notably the coastal city of Sirte.
Henryk Józewski, a former Polish spy it in Soviet Ukraine, was picked by Poland's interwar strongman Józef Piłsudski (pictured) to build a Ukrainian nation that is loyal to Poland, notably by supporting cultural initiatives and creating a loyalist Ukrainian party.Despite its relative success, the programme was reversed after Piłsudski's death in 1935.
Most notably, beginning in 1999, Starwood Hotel and Resorts began attracting a loyal following of affluent, urbane customers under its W banner from New York to Mexico City to Seoul.
Kurds have even fought each other, notably in Iraq, when the rival Peshmerga militias loyal to the two main parties fought a mini-civil war in the mid-nineteen-nineties.
