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Originally Posted by Skybird
that the leaking of the material is nillegal, is beyond question. However, my question is what weighs heavier: a treason by governments that start and run wars in the shadow of smokescreens they raise and try to maintain, or the btreason that reveals this treason of governments. My answer is clear: compared to the government's treason, the illegal act of revealing this governmental reason is relatively minor in criminological importance. what counts is that the masks gets ripped off the faces of the governments, for they betrayed their own people and their own soldiers.
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But where in those thousands of stolen documents is the actual betrayal? You know that if they had revealed anything of importance the news would be trumpeted by anyone with an axe to grind against the US government but that hasn't happened. It leads me to believe that there is little substance to them at all. I mean except putting our troops and the Afghans who help us at risk.