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C'mon. Just because you can do something does not mean you should do something. The wikileak assholes have put innocent people's lives in danger everywhere and have given aid to terrorist groups worldwide.
Terrorist websites are already discussing amongst themselves how to leverage the information that wikileaks has provided. The wikileaks leader was and is a notorious hacker and now people should feel outraged when people and groups use whatever means they can to discredit and put a stop to what he has done? He is a slime ball.
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10-12-2010, 01:26 AM
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also, note how the u.s. participants of the discussions are really influenced by government controlled media and despise wikileaks, while majority of the rest of the world supports it kids, wikileaks has been in here for years. they have published any whistleblowing facts, exposed frauds and lies. now they got this massive leak from an insider in the u.s. and released it too. even some of the u.s. politicans cheerished the website before for leaks that have been "good" for them in the past. now that they managed to reveal something about the u.s. it is all of a sudden a terrorist organization. boo-hoo, Q-Q more and that ridiculous claim about "EXPOSANG DANGERAS PLACES TO TERRARISTS!!!" is a single u.s. government argument that they are grinding over and over and persuading sheeple of america that that is all they do: release this document and destroy america! jesus christ. what a really lame excuse. that document, by the way has been handled by journalists and edited before released, erasing any information about the names and places. plus, it is now really old, some of the underwater cables mentioned in the document have already been closed for 2 years now. in contrary, have you ever saw the actual interesting whistleblowing leaks in the past? no, fox news most probably doesn't cover that. PS. mentioning 9/11 in any discussion should be the new godwin's law or something
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11-12-2010, 03:17 AM
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11-12-2010, 02:27 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Hh-877s01U http://blogs.houstonpress.com/hairba...any_helped.php http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx3_ynHjL-M (this one is not from diplomatic cables, but still) and more. now, not even 1% of the cables have been released, there will be more of interesting things
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