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WikiLeaks will get you WikiMurdered

By: Amy Miller (Diary)  |  July 28th, 2010 at 01:45 PM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

Julian Assange is at it again:

Wiki-Leaked War Files Expose Identities of Afghan Informants

Hundreds of Afghan lives have been put at risk by the leaking of 90,000 intelligence documents to WikiLeaks because the files identify informants working with NATO forces.

In just two hours of searching the WikiLeaks archive, The Times of London found the names of dozens of Afghans credited with providing detailed intelligence to U.S. forces. Their villages are given for identification and also, in many cases, their fathers’ names.

Oh, well done, sir.

So, here’s a question: when is the world finally going to see this sanctimonious bastard for what he is? Remember when he “leaked” his #outrageous and #totallyundoctoredandcompletelylegitimate video of
US soldiers glorying in the violent destruction of poor innocent civilians who may or may not have been less innocent than the MSM would have liked to believe? That “leak” wasn’t at all irresponsible or anything. That, on top of this newest travesty, should solidify any and all theories that Assagne is among the worst of men.

Julian Assange is not a “whistleblower;” Julian Assange is an irresponsible, traitorous twit, and his life’s work is to put people in danger for the sole purpose of damaging the mission and credibility of the US military.

Consider what he has done: Assange claims his joke of an organization “checked” everything for names of informants, and was even gracious enough to withhold around 15,000 documents from publication. Yet, in a serendipitous (at least for Assange) twist of fate, dozens of names managed to find their way into the public eye, putting informants in danger of discovery and execution by Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

I don’t believe this was an oversight; in fact, I believe that this was done on purpose. People like Julian Assange do not make mistakes like this. No, people like Julian Assange weigh the costs of releasing information like this with the potential benefits of the same…then set their whole analysis on fire and do whatever will most fully serve their purpose.

In this case, Assange’s purpose was to do whatever it takes to further impugn our mission in Afghanistan–at the expense of the very people progressive “activists” purport to protect and defend.

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  • http://www.800cart.com Ron Robinson

    …from the time he simply said he had this info… he started getting rich and famous.

    • NoDoze

      Then his purpose may have been to make money, but you can be sure that he will shed no tears about the damage his irresponsible leaks are doing, and will do, to America and the American military.

  • JamesSmith130

    Hard to call Assange traitorous when he isn’t American in any way shape or form. He is simply an evil enemy, and the first three letters of his last name.

    • http://amymillervrwc.wordpress.com/ Amy Miller

      Although one could simply argue that Assange is a traitor to all decent members of humanity :)

      AND the first three letters of his last name. Obviously!

  • E Pluribus Unum

    Just asking.

    • http://jakespeaks.wordpress.com/ Jake W

      http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/7/13/1279027004021/Julian-Assange-007.jpg

    • http://christopherrenner.blogspot.com Christopher Renner

      home address if I had it.

    • dudette

      on the internet along with pictures and contacts of his family?

      • ceili_dancer

        That could lead to all kinds of legal problems. We could claim he’s a BofA executive and have SEIU escorted over and hold protests in his front yard. I don’t think there would be a problem with that.

        • E Pluribus Unum

          Same thing.

  • Tbone

    Assange would have been dead before these documents were published.

  • http://theminorityreportblog.com Repair_Man_Jack

    He needs five minutes with a wife and two of her brothers. The wife of a Pakistani or Afghan person who is mentioned in Wikileaks and gunned down in a dirty gutter. Someone that the Taliban murgers thanks to Julian’s self-righteous lack of concern for any care or decency. Julian could learn a whole lot in five minutes, assuming he lives to tell about it.

    • dudette

      He needs to experience the karma of his actions. What a slithery pseudo-male.

  • halothane

    Assange may not be a citizen, but the person or persons responsible for leaking the material that Assange subsequently published probably are, and one would hope that the responsible parties are located quickly and punished for both of the act of releasing classified information and for the inevitable deaths of those that have assisted US forces.

    As a simple aside, if this foolish little man thinks that this act is going to reduce the number of Blue on White casualties he is sadly mistaken. All he has done is to reduce the odds that locals will cooperate with US forces, degrading the quality of intelligence, which will predictably increase the collateral damage and casualties. None of this will have any impact on Assange, as he sips chardonnay in a cafe in Sydney, because unlike the folks actually fighting this war, none of what happens actually affects him in the slightest. Thank God we have folks like this working tirelessly to help us all.

    If I were Assange, however, I might worry that some intelligence assets that suffer from this ‘leak’ might take this a bit personally, I certainly would.

  • Common_Cents

    ?While I’m concerned about the disclosure of sensitive information from the battlefield that could potentially jeopardize individuals or operations, the fact is, these documents don’t reveal any issues that haven’t already informed our public debate on Afghanistan. Indeed, they point to the same challenges that led me to conduct an extensive review of our policy last fall,? Mr. Obama said.

    ———–

    No big deal to Obama. He will tell you he inherited it.

    He finishes his statement off with this: finish attacking BP and launch green energy jobs, and, voila, “climate legislation”:

    —————-

    ?The Senate is now poised to act before the August recess, advancing legislation to respond to the BP oil spill and create new clean-energy jobs. That legislation is an important step in the right direction, but I want to emphasize it’s only the first step. And I intend to keep pushing for broader reform, including climate legislation.?

    ———–

    Obama’s M.O. : create or allow crises in order to take advantage

    • http://amymillervrwc.wordpress.com/ Amy Miller

      ?While I?m concerned about the disclosure of sensitive information from the battlefield that could potentially jeopardize individuals or operations, the fact is, these documents don?t reveal any issues that haven?t already informed our public debate on Afghanistan. Indeed, they point to the same challenges that led me to conduct an extensive review of our policy last fall,? Mr. Obama said.

      Yes, never mind the “issue” of informants being murdered in their beds because the left’s favorite media puppet plastered their names all over the internet. It’s just, you know, people dying and s***.

  • markinbaltimore

    Let’s not forget that the Left initially supported Hitler. Socialism was all the rage amongst the “intellectual” elites at the time and Hitler’s brand of it was sexy to many including Lord Haw Haw and Kennedy patriarch Joe Kennedy.

  • http://www.rightproadvisors.com erinmist

    Every day it just gets worse. The. Most. Incompetent. Administration. EVER.

    The fact that this guy won’t spend two nights in a row in the same bed…like a certain cave bound terrorist we’ve been after for a while…tells you all you need to know.

    Here’s another pic:
    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2613/4008014713_e6097b950b.jpg

    There you go libs…there’s the face of your hero. Not exactly Rambo, is he? This effete, light-loafered murderer…and that’s what he is, a murderer as he knew people would die releasing these…need a moment with “Jack Bauer.”

    • http://amymillervrwc.wordpress.com/ Amy Miller

      Just as long as he’s corrupt enough to put the liberal agenda ahead of the lives of innocent civilians, he’ll be lauded as a hero.

  • Tbone
    • JamesSmith130

      and the death penalty had been (temporarily) ruled unconstitutional at the time he was tried, which was why he would have gotten 115 years in prison if he was convicted. Ellsberg had admitted to the crime.

      But rather than prosecuting the case properly, which was a slam dunk, some in the Nixon administration engaged in a break-in of his office in an effort to discredit him (not sure why, he had already been pretty much discredited.). It came out, and the administration lost evidence, which resulted in the Nixon-appointed judge dismissing charges against Ellsberg.

      This is a very good example of why you do not take the law into your own hands. Had the Nixon admin just tried this traitor, he would have spent the rest of his life in prison.

  • disintelligentsia

    needs to be the subject of an extraordinary rendition to Iraq or Afghanistan so the survivor’s of those he’s effectively murdered can educate him on why secrets are necessary in a time of war. They should at the very least be able to sue his ass into stoneage poverty.

  • taxpayer1234

    a$$wipe has now become an enemy soldier. I hope he enjoys the blood on his hands.

  • Flagstaff

    Claims that he culled out the “really dangerous” stuff and just left in the embarrassing parts wouldn’t be an acceptable excuse, even if they passed the smell test. He even claims that he contacted the White House to get help in analyzing the info. What chutzpah!

    Why do these self-appointed protectors of the free world get the idea that they know better what should remain secret than the people fighting the war? EVEN IF HE’S RIGHT, WE DIDN’T ELECT HIM TO DO IT!

    I’d like to publish his appointment calendar and his diary. That sounds important to me.

  • dajeeps

    How many documents were leaked? 97k + 15k still to be released. And who was it , about 18 mos ago, who wanted to release a bunch of documents pertaining to the war on terror, but got beat into a corner and had to drop it? Really, who has the most to lose from the Afghan war strategy not working out and needs someone to blame it on? Petraeus is our Capt. America, but he is only human and there’s only so much one can do to try to pull it out of the ditch Obama dug before he got there.

    I don’t believe that garbage about some pfc taking it upon himself to “leak” 112k documents (and by the way, that isn’t a leak, it’s a gusher), and Gibbs is a terrible actior, trying to make it look like the WH is really upset knowing full well it was the administration that leaked the documents.

  • Icythus

    and the person or persons who leaked this to him at home, with typed, unsigned suicide notes next to their bodies.

    Oh, I hope we retake Congress this year and have the guts to raise special prosecutor-level hell about this.