Wikileaks has demonstrated a propensity to keep things close to chest. Perhaps the insurance file contains private documents not yet released that are personall

Wikileaks has demonstrated a propensity to keep things close to chest. Perhaps the insurance file contains private documents not yet released that are personally embarrassing to important individuals (e.g., those likely to be involved in the extradition and/or untimely demise of Assange) but not particularly relevant from a national standpoint. Not sure, but I definitely don't think that the cables are the only potential information contained in the insurance file. Wikileaks, especially after their bout of airtime last winter, got a lot of data from a lot of different sources. There's a lot of stuff there to collate.