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WikiLeaks
This is really an interesting topic...not sure how I feel? Freedom of the press is important, but at what price? Is this guy motivated by doing good or his ego? Was there a cover up or business as usual during a war?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe...ex.html?hpt=T2 |
If the leaks can make even one chicken hawk reconsider their stance on our foreign policy then it is well worth the risk.
These wars are nothing more than a big money grab for the rulers. |
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The guy released this flood of documentation - Wiki has done no legwork, no review, no interpretation, no in-depth analysis. Ego to try and gain credibility for the site, but what has he actually accomplished? Imagine if this was done pre-internet (I'm thinking of transcripts of the Nixon tapes, the Pentagon Papers, etc). He just dumps massive amounts of documents superficially unflattering to America into the public sphere, and invites wolves to feast. So far nobody appears very hungry. |
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He's at it again! Can't help but think some of this stuff has the full blessing of some people that are pretty high up in the Administration. There doesn't seem to be very much anger pointed at the "leakers" , only Assange. Some of it is pretty interesting. Long live Free Speech. I guess this guy is just another doing the job the "real" media should be doing.
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As far as PFC Bradley Manning (leaker) goes he seems to have been portrayed as a 'victim/simpleton' first and then poof was gone. I presume he's still in a military prison awaiting his trial/court martial?
I’m puzzled as to what we plan on charging founder and Aussie Assange with, or under what jurisdiction? Or are we just concerned with getting him to face the Swedish sex charges? |
I'm not sure he has broken any laws.
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If only these leaks created jobs. Oh well.
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