US/NATO sources exposed (Wikileaks)

If this has already been posted, please delete this, I did a search but couldn't find it. Anyways, it seems US/NATO sources have been exposed by Wikileaks, will this lead to revenge attacks, after all, a lot of people are out to get these apparent traitors, or collaborators of foreign regimes.

This video MUST go viral NOW.flv
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10. (S/NF) ISN/CTR met with the Deputy Chief of Mission,
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accept the five Uighur detainees on a &long-term temporary
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constantly seeking balance between work and family. Mohammed
Bouabdelli (strictly protect), a former school master who
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5. (S) Egyptian diplomat Marwa Fouad (strictly protect) told
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7.(S) Sinaan al-Majali (strictly protect) of the Jordanian
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2. (C) Acting Regional Representative for UNHCR, Dr. Hamdi
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back to Afghanistan after a routine training/rest period.
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position (ref A). This loss, Damascus Declaration member
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Italian DCM Lorenzo Kluzer (strictly protect) confirmed that
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al-Hasani and Haitham al-Maleh had produced, Catherine
al-Tali (strictly protect) told us state security services
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General Zuheir Hamad ordered Muhanad\'s brother Mulham
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investigation by the CID, something that Kosmos Energy
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direction than the Turkish organizers had desired. A senior
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trend will be permanent. Prolific blogger Yang Hengjun
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force that can be generated through the Internet. David Feng
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Chang Ping, strictly protect), a celebrated blogger and former
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Firewall would be the greatest achievement of this century.
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whom ConGenOff spoke made similar statements. Zhang Le
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was \"driven out of large cities,\" said Wen Yunchao (aka Bei
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would pose a systemic risk). According to Banesco Executive Vice
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Venezuela\'s leading wireless service providers. Digitel director
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(reftels). According to Ambassador Jacques Pitteloud
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Berdimuhamedov\'s wish, gazelles from the Badhyz
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to discuss resources for Afghanistan, La Russa advisor Ruben
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and Nepali businessman Dinesh Manandhar accompanied
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at the official exchange rate, Bs 10,000 = USD 4,651). Orlando
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anticipation of possible GBRV intervention, a point made by
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Southern Daily Group or closely associated with the
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There is at least 2000 US/NATO collaborator's names exposed:

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It's David Leigh of The Guardian's fault, not Wikileaks'. He published the password to the un-redacted cables in his new book. Wikileaks has always painstakingly went through their documents to make sure no informants get exposed.

Originally posted by Terrorist
reply to post by confreak

 

It's David Leigh of The Guardian's fault, not Wikileaks'. He published the password to the un-redacted cables in his new book. Wikileaks has always painstakingly went through their documents to make sure no informants get exposed.

Truth?

Do we even care anymore?

Interesting from the list:

Melbourne and Tasmania, expects to lay off nearly one third
of her workforce this year (strictly protect) due to sagging
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will have to lay off at least 350 of Caterpillar\'s 1,120
employees in Australia in 2009 (strictly protect). According
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same source...

reply to post by confreak


I would hope people would care. Wikileaks acted ethically and responsibly, and they deserve credit for that. The Guardian seems to be to blame here. Initially, after reading the Guardian's rebuttal to Assange I had been disappointed in Wikileaks but then I read more news articles today and it was clear that Wikileaks hadn't exposed the informants.

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When I said truth, I meant truth. This is the truth, the world deserves to know who is collaborating with who. These spies and collaborators have made life hell for some people in certain regions, they have caused unrest and misery beyond belief. They cause mischief in accordance to foreign plots which shouldn't be justified in any ways.

I'm glad this is exposed and these collaborators are brought to spot light.

We all know that the intelligence agencies of the targeted nations are fully aware, but we are the ignorant ones, we deserve to know.

Originally posted by confreak
will have to lay off at least 350 of Caterpillar\'s 1,120
employees in Australia in 2009 (strictly protect). According

And it happened, too.
That cable is from January, and the job losses are ... this is due in part to new industrial relations legislation brought in by the Rudd government in November 2008 .
This would be the scrapping of the Howard workplace laws which, in the eyes of many, gave the employer way too much power.

Fast forward a few months, and ...

Mr Rudd attended a jobs forum in Ulverstone, which is near Burnie where mining equipment manufacturer Caterpillar will cut 280 jobs from its 700-strong workforce by the end of this month.

Rudd tours job-affected area of Tasmania


But the best thing about this cable is this little anecdote at the end.
Remember here that Tamera Nelson is an American...

Nelson,... opened the meeting by describing a month-long debacle that erupted in Tasmania when she decided to change the company's annual "Xmas" party to a "holiday" party.
Angry Tasmanians bombarded her with complaints and Nelson even expressed a concern for her safety during the holiday season. She said that she would not ride her bike in Burnie out of a fear of "being run off the road." The reaction, she said, was due to the isolated and "provincial" nature of northern Tasmanians and stated that she was not prepared for the resistance she would encounter in Australia.

Those "provincial" Tasmanians dont want politically correct holidays.

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Sorry I totally misunderstood what you were saying. I thought you were calling Wikileaks traitors, not the other way around.