Wikileaks Cable Disclosure: What The Media Is Not Telling You, page 2


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reply posted on 1-12-2010 @ 02:20 PM by backinblack
reply to post by beebs



We wouldn't want those pesky Palestinians to radio out for help or communicate with each other now would we...(tasteless sarcasm for heartless zionists)


Hmm, reminds me of the USS Liberty, when Israel jammed all communications from the ship..
No easy feat given that the Liberty at the time was the most advanced spy ship in the world..


reply posted on 1-12-2010 @ 03:53 PM by EFGuy
There's been a leak tonight about Russia intimidating US agencies by allegedly photo-shopping pictures of an US official raping a 9 yr oldchild cablegate....__._/cable/2009/01/09MOSCOW226.html . Whether the picture is photo-shopped or not - there is no info. on it but the cables says it is photo-shopped.


reply posted on 1-12-2010 @ 04:15 PM by EFGuy
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Yep just accessed it, it's running as smooth as waxed women's legs.


reply posted on 1-12-2010 @ 09:53 PM by Quantum Logic
As cautious as I have been about commenting about Wikileaks, I think I finally understand what is happening here. It seems as if Julian has made a crucible, forcing the various governments and leaders of the world to do one of two things. Either they allow the leaks to continue, knowing it will gradually destroy their credibility, or they arrest/detain Julian, in which case the key to the insurance file is released. It's an incredible chess game to watch, but Julian has replaced all of his pawns with queens.

I used to associate with the hacker crowd in my teens in the early 80's, hacking BBS's and such. Many people do not realize how intelligent and strategic these type of people are, mostly due to the risk of what they are attempting to do. The fact that this man, and his associates, are willing to put their lives on the line for nothing other than the simple truth, is far greater than most of us here would ever attempt.

While we may not all agree with his methods, and even less can agree on his motives, one thing remains clear. These people have far more courage than most people on this site or anywhere else. Why? Because whether it is right or wrong, at least they are willing stand up and do something instead of just talking about it on the internet.

The feelings I am starting to have over all of this are starting to open my eyes to the fact that the world needs more people like this, and it's high time we all start doing something about it, myself included. The world over the centuries has not advanced or changed simply by people talking about it, but by taking action. I have some ideas of what I can use my skills to do, and I sincerely hope that those of you who feel the same way I do ask yourselves two things- Who are you, and what do you want. If you cannot answer those questions, then you are not living- you are simply existing.
edit on 1-12-2010 by Quantum Logic because: changed an analogy to better suit my point



reply posted on 2-12-2010 @ 12:43 AM by oozyism
reply to post by Sheol



Which ones are new discoveries?

We already knew all of this, before Wikileaks.


reply posted on 2-12-2010 @ 12:59 AM by harrytuttle
reply to post by Quantum Logic


Very well said!! I have to admit, I was first skeptical about how these leaks would "change the world" because I didn't see some huge single piece of information. What I'm starting to see is that it's the collective impact of all these tiny pieces of information riddled like bird shot throughout the entire set of cables.

Let's get the agendas all out in the open.


reply posted on 2-12-2010 @ 01:22 AM by Sheol
Originally posted by oozyism
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post by Sheol



Which ones are new discoveries?

We already knew all of this, before Wikileaks.


These disclosures may not be new to you or others who keep in touch with international foray but they are new to the majority of populace.Sadly, the media has yet again kept the populace at dark.

"A better informed public is not a bad thing... except if your entire job is based on trying to keep people in the dark. Look at who's complaining the most about Wikileaks and you realize that it's the people who benefit from not being held accountable for their actions."
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reply posted on 2-12-2010 @ 01:25 AM by DEEZNUTZ
reply to post by I AM LEGION



Well Assange must be getting to them. If it was no big deal as Hilary is spouting off then why the calls for his assassination(Ex Stephen Harper advisor in Canada) to the calls for Wikileaks to be labeled a terrorist org and Julian Assange being added to Interpol Most Wanted over Rape allegations in Sweden.

This would be the 1st time to my knowledge that a suspected rapist was placed on the most wanted list on Interpol. Isn't it suppose to deal with International Organized Crime? I would like to see the Bank info they have. Could be interesting.

Great job OP, well put together and I think you're right about China. They are master chess players also, of course they would tell South Korea they no longer support North Korea knowing full well that SK will run and tell their US masters. China does not want a US presence on their border and would rather put up with NK as it is today than have that.

I don't know how well the Japanese people would support Japan acquiring nukes as a lot of them lost relatives to the US's use of them in WW2.

The Asian peninsula is deteriorating quickly it would seem after relative stability.
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