Re: Re: U.S. tells Ottawa pending WikiLeaks release will d...

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the government should take that guy out and shut down that website. he is putting people lives at risk putting that stuff on line. IMHO that makes him a valid military target.

If he indeed causes harm to the military or the country, then he should become a valid target. He's just doing this for attention and maybe a hatred of the US not for any other reason.

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In a message dated 11/25/2010 6:31:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

While I believe in the Freedom of information act, I do feel that it is best that some things remain secret for the benefit of the general populace and that government employees should not be leaking the information. Citizens have a right to request it, but government employees should not be dispensing it unasked.Administrator

Some things don't need to be released right now because we are in the middle of a war and releasing it will tell the enemy how we are gathering intel on them, who has been helping us and what locals they might need to kill to end the spying. It will also allow them to figure out how to get around our current methods. They are actually pretty good at this. Simple things like lying under a blanket on a rock masks their heat signature and not using cell phones and such but going back to human runners to deliver messages.

As much verbal diarrhea flows from our 24/7 media anyway, I'm sure they are planning much more devastating attacks than 9/11. Smaller scale but drawn out over time to maintain and increase the fear. We give them vast amounts of intel on our society and culture just because the media can't shut up and latches on to the most sensational stories and hypes them beyond proportion.

Anyway, there are things I would like to know that are under lock and key for years more yet, that is if the records haven't been destroyed in part or whole.