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Leaks create fresh doubt about Afghan war, secrets By ROBERT BURNS, Associated Press Writer Robert Burns, Associated Press Writer – 8 mins ago...The torrent of more than 91,000 secret documents, one of the largest unauthorized disclosures in military history, sent the Obama administration scrambling to assess and repair any damage to the war effort, either abroad or in the U.S. The material could reinforce the view put forth by the war's opponents in Congress that one of the nation's longest conflicts is hopelessly stalemated....WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said the release of documents was just the beginning. He told reporters in London that some 15,000 more files on Afghanistan were still being vetted by his organization....___Associated Press writers Kimberly Dozier, Anne Flaherty and Andrew Taylor in Washington, Raphael Satter in London, and Kirsten Grieshaber in Berlin contributed to this report.
Gee, maybe somebody should get a warrant and seize the 15,000 pages of documents before they're made public. I think there's probably a law somewhere that would provide cause for a warrant.Nah.
Pretty sure the Wikileaks people are out of the country. And some, IIRC, are foreign nationals.
I wouldn't mind Wikileaks so much if it posted the classified data of really nasty regimes, too. Say, Iranian commo about their nuke program or suchlike.
Same reason PETA doesn't take their grief against leather to biker rallies. Just as contemptible
You realize that Wikileaks does post classified IRanian documents, right?
> Ok, you guys need to keep the Progressive/Commie/Socialist agendas > and rhetoric to yourselves or you're going to go absolutely nowhere > very, very fast. Now, now, don't get your dander up; if I can pass > by gross mis-characterizations of the existing world order as > "capitalism", or "white supremacy", you can stay calm and listen a > minute.
If by post classified Iranian documents you mean recycle Congressional Research Service press releases, you'd be right.
