http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/2010/12/06/wikileaks/index.htmlJust look at what the U.S. Government and its friends are willing to do and capable of doing to someone who challenges or defies them -- all without any charges being filed or a shred of legal authority. They've blocked access to their assets, tried to remove them from the Internet, bullied most everyone out of doing any business with them, froze the funds marked for Assange's legal defense at exactly the time that they prepare a strange international arrest warrant to be executed, repeatedly threatened him with murder, had their Australian vassals openly threaten to revoke his passport, and declared them "Terrorists"...This is where wikileaks hasn't really exposed any new type of crime, that we didn't already have hints of from info already in the public domain. Mostly, wikileaks has just made this info more prominent and more embarrassing.
Now imagine what the authorities would do to someone who obtained or released official documents showing the worst possible thing-- active government or military complicity in 9/11.
Gee, it's so hard to figure why no whistleblower might come forward.
Another thing-- with all the crap that's come out about what the people in power have done in the past ten years (see the Bush administration, etc), not to mention any study of the lies involved in getting the US into wars in the past 60 years (see "War Is a Lie"), why is it so god-damned hard for people to accept the idea that 9/11 was a govt job?