WikiLeaks Collaborating With Media Outlets on Release of Iraq Documents Cited As Biggest Leak Ever

Newsweek ^ | September 10, 2010 | Joe Raedle

[Hardraade]

I guess assassinating these creeps is something our government would consider to be out of the question.

Too late. It's already ditributed around several organizations :(.

[combat_boots]

I specifically heard a woman call CSPAN during the Iraq war, who reported that she SAW a CNN reporter acquire Iraqi documents that confirmed WMD in Iraq. They were in Arabic. She was there. It was from the hotel where the reporters stayed.

And ‘that’ was the last I heard of those documents.

[Rocketwolf68]

I love how our Dept of homeland security troll wants to go after ex military and christian militia types for thought crimes, but real crimes they cover their eyes and sing cumbaya.

[BlackVeil]

Thanks for posting this, and here is a brief update:

In order to prepare for Monday's anticipated release of sensitive intelligence on the US-led Iraq war, officials set up a 120-person taskforce several weeks ago to comb through the database and "determine what the possible impacts might be", said Colonel David Lapan, a Pentagon spokesman.