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Whistleblower website WikiLeaks is teaming up with news outlets to release a "massive cache" of classified US military field reports on the conflict in Iraq, Newsweek magazine reported recently.
Newsweek quoted Iain Overton, editor of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a London-based journalism nonprofit, as saying the material constitutes the "biggest leak of military intelligence" ever.
Originally posted by airspoon
It's probably not going to be anything really important. I have all but lost faith in WL. All of their leaks turn out to do and/or expose little. Remember "collateral damage"? It didn't really do any good at all. If WL is not a US intelligence asset and they are instead sincere in their mission, then they just may be doing more harm than good.
Because none of their "leaks" are really ground-breaking, people may assume that the government may not have any ground-breaking secrets, especially when WL hypes these releases up. With that being said, my money is on WL being in bed with the government, a sort of disinformation campaign with a little "street cred". They release a few videos and documents that do little, save for give it a tad bit of credibility. There are far too many red-flags popping up for me to take WL seriously.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
There's an easy way to tell if WL is a government op or not - if the MSM covers it then rest assured it has the stamp of government approval.
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
There's an easy way to tell if WL is a government op or not - if the MSM covers it then rest assured it has the stamp of government approval.
Really? So hurricanes, tsunamis and earthquakes fall into this category as well?