WikiLeaks founder vows more leaks

WikiLeaks founder vows more leaks

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The WikiLeaks website has received additional “very significant” material about U.S. military abuses from anonymous whistleblowers since the publication of its leaked Afghan war logs and plans to post the new documents within weeks, the group’s founder said Friday.

In an interview with NBC News, Julian Assange, the controversial WikiLeaks chief, said in just the last few days the website has received a "wide variety" of fresh material, including documents on the oil giant BP and "internal abuses," including sexual abuse, within the U.S. military. The enormous international publ

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Of course this was going to happen!!

With all the media coverage of the Afghan War Diaries and the subsequent stardom of Bradley Manning, of course more "whistleblowers" were going to come forward. I hope wikileaks does everything in their power to verify any information they release.

I also hope that there is other information released regarding some of the things discussed here on ATS. I would like some secrets to be released about the BP oil disaster, global warming, UFO disclosure, etc.

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Wikileaks better be very very careful with their fact checking and authentication process. I would imagine that the next big batch of secret documents are going to include a lot of hoax and disinformation journals. It only makes sense. They cant shut them down, they cant prevent the leaks, they cant change their actions. So, the best thing to do is just try to counter it by making WL look foolish. If successful, immediately and publicly discredit WL and Assange, then they get to hunt him down and kill him without making him a martyr.

is this revealtion connected to the "INSURANCE" file that recently appeared on the Afghan War Diaries page?

Or should we merely be asking, "Julian Assange, are you safe and well?"

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like, are we in a 'rendition stalemate' at the moment? what's the real story, here?