Yeah, that's a problem. Wikileaks purports itself as a nonpartisan idealistic "all information is free" organization and so far has been accepted as such becau

Yeah, that's a problem. Wikileaks purports itself as a nonpartisan idealistic "all information is free" organization and so far has been accepted as such because that mission is of a higher purpose than political gain. The type of "political change" they've pursued until now entirely rested on the pure fact of information being available, they did not seem to try for influencing a particular outcome in releasing the information beyond simply making it available. If they're now taking a stance as an organization that will strategically and judiciously release information to pursue a specific political goal, they've destroyed any credibility they once had as a free information exchange. I'm not sure how you don't see that.