WikiLeaks' Biggest Document Dump Yet Coming Monday: What to Expect

WikiLeaks' Biggest Document Dump Yet Coming Monday: What to Expect

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(Oct. 15) -- It's happening again ... only bigger.

On Monday, the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks will release nearly 400,000 pages worth of classified U.S. Army documents on the war in Iraq, making it the single largest military leak in U.S. history. The number of documents will dwarf the 77,000 pages of sensitive material on the war in Afghanistan that WikiLeaks released in July.

In preparation for the arrival of the as-yet-unspecified material, the US military has set up a 120-person task force to begin reviewing a cache of classified documents it believes might be found in what Wik

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Lets see what really happens here. I know I myself have questioned lately where and when the rest of their leaks was going to be released. Looks like Monday is the day. Not that many people are supporting what their doing these days and all the reports in the media about the inner struggles they are having. I myself am on the fence with Wikileaks anymore I don't know what to think at this stage of the game weather I would want to support what they do or not, guess I will have to ponder over that a little while longer.

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Thanks for the heads up. I think I overheard a blurb about it on the MSM this morning,
Who knows what jewels might be in there? - the real answer about 9/11 perhaps?
There is something big looming on the horizon, I dunno if this is it but it might be.
Not long to wait in any case.

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Cheers for the heads up jaynkeel !!!



I`m sure there will be some crazy needles buried in that haystack ...

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No problem, actually after looking at the date and time of the article I couldn't believe it wasn't mentioned already, think it's almost 20 hrs old now.

You start to wonder what the agenda of this WikiLeaks is after they have already undisclosed thousands of pages of classified military documents.

I for one do not support WikiLeaks, their disregard for the potential risk they bestow upon the men and women currently fighting for the people WikiLeaks is trying to bring down, I guess you could say, is reckless and could be handled better.

Rest assured that WikiLeaks has an agenda, and so does the US Military leaders that wish for these documents to remain classified. While this little battle wages on, the little people are going to be the ones who hurt from it. And for what? Information?

The day you condemn the life of another human being for information of any sort is the day humanity has completely lost any hope of redeeming itself.

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On one hand it has the potential to be a good thing as in if certain people are doing things immoral and unethical they can be called out on them with disclosure of documents and information. Yet on the other hand you have some potentially dangerous information that could lead to many "innocent" deaths or harm, or potentially breach sensitive security information. I suppose its a catch 22 scenario you get the good with the bad.

Well at least the word "dump" is fitting, because this will likely be more of the same crap.

Originally posted by Modern Americana
And for what? Information?

The day you condemn the life of another human being for information of any sort is the day humanity has completely lost any hope of redeeming itself.

In the Information Age .....

..... Information is power !

You know, this would be a brilliant way of disclosing the Iranian problem without having to sound hawkish.

So, the feds are filtering more "highly classified" information through their little black ops project Wikileaks? I'm sorry, but after the most recent fiascos involving the site's owner, I am more resolute than ever in my belief that that entire site is founded, funded, and managed directly by the US federal government (likely with a great deal of input from the international governments as well.) You don't reveal any classified government documents without finding yourself in a deep dark cell, let alone thousands of classified documents, unless your bosses are the same people who decide what's classified in the first place. WL's founder not only managed to be out and about in public while supposedly being on the highest level's "most wanted for questioning" list, but he even found himself with an international arrest warrant for rape which was incredibly pulled and silenced just hours after being issued. The site serves three purposes: disinformation, slow filtration of legitimate information to lessen impacts, and disclosure of potential threats to legitimately classified information & government security. IMO, the site itself is dangerous not to the government, but more to people who pick up this supposedly top secret information and then take it upon themselves to regurgitate it everywhere they can... those folks will ultimately be targeted by the feds as the security threats... Assange? of as little an interest level to the powers that be than any other co-worker would be.

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as much as my BS detector might go off
about the "hidden agenda" at wikileaks

at least they are putting out things
that for some reason TPTB
want classified

this should be the job of the MSM
but the fifth estate
has been taken
by eminent domain

i support wikileaks and their behavior
i wish more people would
wake up and understand the atrocities that are at hand

In November 2006, President Bush authorised the capture or killing of Iranian nationals in Iraq if they were suspected of targeting Coalition forces. Wikileaks was launched in December 2006.

Just something to think about.

Originally posted by burdman30ott6
So, the feds are filtering more "highly classified"

information through their little black ops project Wikileaks? I'm sorry, but after the most recent fiascos involving the site's owner, I am more resolute than ever in my belief that that entire site is founded, funded, and managed directly by the US federal government (likely with a great deal of input from the international governments as well.) You don't reveal any classified government documents without finding yourself in a deep dark cell, let alone thousands of classified documents, unless your bosses are the same people who decide what's classified in the first place. WL's founder not only managed to be out and about in public while supposedly being on the highest level's "most wanted for questioning" list, but he even found himself with an international arrest warrant for rape which was incredibly pulled and silenced just hours after being issued. The site serves three purposes: disinformation, slow filtration of legitimate information to lessen impacts, and disclosure of potential threats to legitimately classified information & government security. IMO, the site itself is dangerous not to the government, but more to people who pick up this supposedly top secret information and then take it upon themselves to regurgitate it everywhere they can... those folks will ultimately be targeted by the feds as the security threats... Assange? of as little an interest level to the powers that be than any other co-worker would be.

To that degree, maybe Assange is a manchurian canidate of sorts?

Listening to him speak makes it very hard to believe his a disinformation agent. It just seems he is too well educated and has too much history being an activist just to throw it away for and become an agent for an alphabet agency.

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Wikileaks is doing everything it can not to put people's lives at risk, whilst publishing information which could potentially save thousands of lives.

Exposing these evil monsters and their heinous actions is never going to be 'nice', however the war in Iraq was illegal, so it is the US government which has and is senselessly putting at risk the lives of US military, and committing mass murder on a phenomenal scale. Let's be VERY clear about that.

I will be very sorry if any innocent party loses their life as a result of information which is disclosed, but disclosure of the crimes and lies of these criminals - in every possible arena - is essential for the ultimate safety of mankind.

There will be many government employees on Wikileaks threads in the coming days. Right now, a smear campaign is their main weapon against Assange exposing of the lies of TPTB.

Wikileaks has my deep gratitude and appreciation, as do the whistleblowers. We desperately need whistleblowers to expose the truth of these evil monsters.

Originally posted by Modern Americana


The day you condemn the life of another human being for information of any sort is the day humanity has completely lost any hope of redeeming itself.

Yet, that is what the US Government does all the time....kill people to prevent information from being disclosed, and torture people to get information. So, I am guessing that you therefore believe that the US government has completely lost any hope of redeeming itself?

Wikileaks is trying really hard to do something about the government's heinous acts. They are trying to expose their crimes to the world, they are trying to save lives. They get my vote.

Originally posted by Modern Americana
((snip))

The day you condemn the life of another human being for information of any sort is the day humanity has completely lost any hope of redeeming itself.

The Afghan/Iraq occupations are based on information pretty much known to be ridiculous lies.

What about Iraqi & Afghanis fighting to free their 'homeland' of occupiers? some of their lives could be saved by these leaks.. unless one life is more valuable than another based solely on the colored cloth on a stick one waives around..

I'm all for Wikileaks or anyone exposing official lies & other assorted 'secret' details.. no matter which govt they sting... but when they sting the DC mafia, I rejoice.. those exporters of death need to be stopped somehow and the divided and conquered American sheeple aren't up to the task. Wikileaks might not even exist if the unwashed masses got of their collective McDonalds inflated-asses and did something to stop the killing.

There are people in the intelligence and military community pressuring the Obama Administration to declare Julian Assange an enemy of the state, slap an enemy belligerent/combatant label on him, and go after him.

I don't think he works for the feds. This dump, and the circumstances under which he received the last dump should stand as empirical evidence that Assange is more than independent.

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IMO, they are at risk because the government sent them there - not because wikileaks wants to tell you about what they're doing there.

Its about time these get released, I've been waiting for 2 months