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Again, he didn't put anyone in danger so stop saying he did.
by aqme28 13y ago
Again, he didn't put anyone in danger so stop saying he did.
- jaegerpicker 13y agoHe did, he released info that could, COULD, have lead to other informants directly. You have no idea rather or not anyone actually came to harm, neither do I, but the possibility is plain because of his actions and irresponsibility. If I drive drunk I'm arrested because I MIGHT harm someone with my irresponsibility. No different here, he released info that could lead directly to other intelligence agents, that puts them directly into harms way.
- mpyne 13y agoDude, he released documents containing information about villages that were cooperating with the U.S. and even information on informants by name. Don't you remember when Assange was pissed off at a journalist at The Guardian for leaking the password to the cables in his book and thereby revealing the actual names? Assange tried to turn it into a blame game instead of admitting that they hadn't properly redacted the documents.