Monday, August 2, 2010

Treason

Blackfive "Whoever leaked these documents has largely sentenced those men to death, which betrays the duty of a soldier to take risks unto himself in order to protect the civilian population. That leaker has betrayed more than his duty, though: for he has destroyed the intelligence network that protects his fellow servicemembers, and he has made it vastly more difficult to recruit a new such network."

WikiLeaks Aiding Collateral Murder "Hundreds of Afghan civilians who worked as informants for the U.S. military have been put at risk by WikiLeaks' publication of more than 90,000 classified intelligence reports which name and in many cases locate the individuals, The Times newspaper reported Wednesday....."

What I Saw at Moba Khan "The military reports highlighted by WikiLeaks don't provide a full picture of the war. "

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