well, for a start the claim that wikileaks revealed hundreds of informants is disputed by wikileaks and other
when pressed, the pentagon have not revealed a single instance where someone was tortured or killed as a result of the release of the afghanistani documents.
I'm not saying there haven't been, but I wouldn't take scare stories by the pentagon at face value
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Wed 12 Dec 2012, 15:34,
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Do we need to see some poor sod held up as an example before we agree giving journalists access to the unedited cables was a bad idea?
Not to mention that that "insurance file" which is currently being decoded by every nation state on the planet.
And don't give me the impossible to crack line because encryption that was impossible to crack a few years ago can be sorted in an afternoon these days for the price of a few graphics cards.
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Cerebus Sticky! Sticky! Stick! Stick!, Wed 12 Dec 2012, 15:44,
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