"We Have Not Seen Anything Yet": Most Startling WikiLeaks Cables (video)

[Pharaoh]

http://www.democracynow.org/2010/11/30/we_have_not_seen_anything_yet



"We Have Not Seen Anything Yet": Guardian Editor Says Most Startling WikiLeaks Cables Still To Be Released
Guardian

"In the coming days, we are going to see some quite startling disclosures about Russia, the nature of the Russian state, and about bribery and corruption in other countries, particularly in Central Asia," says Investigations Executive Editor David Leigh at the Guardian, one of the three newspapers given advanced access to the secret U.S. embassy cables by the whistleblower website, WikiLeaks. "We will see a wrath of disclosures about pretty terrible things going on around the world." Leigh reviews the major WikiLeaks revelations so far, explains how the 250,000 files were downloaded and given to the newspaper on a thumb drive, and confirms the Guardian gave the files to the New York Times. Additional cables will be disclosed throughout the week.

[sabrina 1]

1. Expose the criminals everywhere! Shine the light on their

dark world, no matter who they are. This is the mission of Wikileaks and I hope they will set an example to others, especially the world's press so that the bad guys have no where to hide.

They ARE heroes. If I had any doubts, the fact that the big mouth from Wasilla wants to kill them, confirms it. I imagine she enhanced their reputation around the world with that insane statement.

[piratefish08]

2. this used to be called 'journalism'. back in the day.

before corporatocracy was a protected entity.