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HOT TOPIC - What should happen to Wikileaks?
Today Wikileaks released over 250,000 classified State Department documents. The site has released similar documents in the past.
What do you think should be done with the site and Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange?
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Permalink Reply by Louanne Pinkham on -
I believe in freedom of speech and all of that but when the information was hacked into (stolen) and national security could be at risk, the people responsible need to be held responsible and prosecuted by law to the fullest extent. That is my opinion. Thank you for letting me share.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Harshfield on
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This person should be charged with High Treason and hung in the public square for all to see. The site should be taken down off the internet and all documents should be deleted, along with the NY Times and every other media source that released these documents
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Permalink Reply by phrowt on
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He isn't on US soil, what's wrong with the CIA taking him out or have they lost the ability since Obama has stolen the WH?
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Permalink Reply by Howard R. Wolf on
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Your suggestion is excellent. Earlier this evening, I heard Bill O'Reilly and Bernard Goldberg make the simultaneous observation that Barack Obama isn't feared. Note that some 540 years ago Niccolo Machiavelli advised that while it is wonderful for a head of state to be both loved and feared. He said, if you can't be loved, at least be feared or you will have a short future.
Note also that print journalists, either here or abroad say almost nothing critical of the Muslim "prophet" Muhammad. Why? because they are greatly afraid of a lethal consequence. The last KGB agent who crossed Putin wound up dying of radiation poisoning. If Julian Assange pays dearly for his treachery, there will be few such "journalists" in the future.
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Permalink Reply by Rick Disney on -
Not only should Wikileaks be taken down but gutless coward Julian Assange and the Traitor Bradley Manning
should be captured, tried and executed
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Permalink Reply by Richard W Smith Jr on -
They should ALL be tried for Treason...and then, Hung by the neck until dead.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph on -
I think heads should roll at the state department, they are the one's to blame. The State Dept should protect it's computer systems and it certainly should not keep sensitive documents in online storage where intruders could reach them.
There will always be hackers but let's go after the real culprits. Once again the government has failed the test of common sense and security. I'm dismayed but not surprised that members of this website have called for assassination or high treason.
Did anyone on this board complain when a hacker got into the files of the global warming perpetrators exposing it as a fraud?
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Permalink Reply by Clint Manuel on -
Blaming the rape victim again, and not the rapist. I have some excellent articles on this very perversion of ideology that will do us in.
In regards to the 'assassination', well, with generations of past wars, the citizens would be outraged at such blatantly treasonous acts, not DEFENDING the guilty. High treason in about every corner of the world (until the decadent remnants of present western civilizations being overrun by their own 'civility') would have been dealt with directly by military tribunal - putting ones' nation and it's people (as well as allies) in danger is a SERIOUS crime!
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Permalink Reply by Howard Axtell on -
Maybe they ought to try hiding the top secret info where Obama hides his college transcripts and his birth certificate. How would everyone feel about Wiki if that certified information came out? Personally, I would applaude.
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Permalink Reply by CJ Wyandotte DPS on -
I would also Howard, but I would still desire to prosecute those who broke the law.
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Permalink Reply by Roger R. on -
We now know that Saudi Arabia Kingdom is behind al Qada and funds them. Supposedly, Saudi Arabia is a friend to the U.S.? I think not!
We also know that We The People have been lied to about Iran's nuclear capabilities. We now know that Iran has had nuclear missiles since February 2010 and they were purchased from North Korea.
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