Newspapers that worked with Wikileaks denounce massive release of unredacted cables

Spiegel: How many have died at the hands of the anti-war crowd?

Hot Air  " Read the Spiegel piece, which isn’t long, and read this short but gripping account from the inside by former Wikileaks staffer James Ball, who explains how the group’s recklessness has already led to dissidents being rounded up by oppressive governments. The grand irony of this little experiment in total transparency, of course, is that Wikileaks has become the authoritarian’s best friend, not only leading state police straight to the doorsteps of informants but giving potential informants every reason to keep their mouths shut when it comes to exposing their government’s crimes. Fantastic work for a “human-rights organization.” "  (Emphasis added)

Wikileaks Killed 1300 People And Counting  "OK, not killed but led to their deaths. Not our opinion but that of fame-hungry Julian Assange, who has undone the brilliant site by steering it towards an anti-USA agenda and media prominence."

‘Its an AQ/Taliban execution team’s treasure trove.’”  "If I were a Taliban operative with access to a computer — and lots of them have access to computers — I’d start searching the WikiLeaks data for incident reports near my area of operation to see if I recognized anyone. And then I’d kill whomever I could identify. Those deaths would be directly attributable to WikiLeaks."



Soulmates of the anti-war left.



Taliban prepare to punish WikiLeaks Afghan informers   "Qari Yousef Ahmadi, a spokesman for the Taliban told the Daily Telegraph. "We read everything and we will read these documents.

" "We will look for the names of people, but it will be a judge who decides. We won't act unless we are 100 per cent sure. We are not just going to trust these documents, we will make our own inquiries. "

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"Taliban fighters (right) routinely behead, hang or shoot dead those considered to be spies or associated with foreign troops"