> At best, these stories get a good chunk of the airwaves for a couple of weeks, and then it's on to the next thing. Wrong. Someone here from a third-world and

> At best, these stories get a good chunk of the airwaves for a couple of weeks, and then it's on to the next thing. Wrong. Someone here from a third-world and small country. Some people got prosecuted because of these leaks. I'm pretty sure some people out-there are packing their bags and heading toward an exit. Legal process is very slow but it does exist and now that everything is public, there is a high risk of being prosecuted. But there are always "but"s. 1. This was done legally and lawyers have made sure that every step is legal. 2. These people own the political/legal system (ie: Putin). 3. These people are dead, on the run, broke, already in jail, used third-parties and hid their identity, etc...