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The Truth About Transparency - Why Wikileaks Is Bad for All of Us

Monday, November 29, 2010

zardinuk  

"Second batch of leaks were pretty boring, military dispatches­. Seems like the same stuff that the CENTCOM puts out daily, just in more detail."


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They're only boring if you don't recognize their significan­ce, as you apparently don't.

Yes, they are what CENTCOM puts out daily, just in more detail, and the significan­ce of  them is that they verify what had been suspected for a long time (but what the military and our government had been denying): They confirm that many more civilians were k!lled, and identified­, too, for the first time, than our government has been admitting.  It shows that while the government was saying, "Oh we don't keep numbers, we don't know how many civilians we've k!lled", in fact the government did know, did keep track, and was actively deceiving American citizens for whom these government employees work.

While our government was lying to us about how many innocents it was k!lling in our names, it was actively engaged in trying to justify attacking a sovereign nation after no provocatio­n, after Iy!ng us into the war in the first place.  

AND WE'RE STILL IN THAT WAR!  

We're still illegally occupying a sovereign nation.  Two, as a matter of fact, going on five.  

That's just one among many other points and l!es being told to us by our government­.
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

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