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Wikileaks is a mixed bag. I know Assange intentions are not as altruistic as he would liked to be perceived by the world. Also, he holds the political values of the euro-youth-left. I do believe he will leak it all and let the cards fall where they may, and there is no stopping it at this point.

I have to accept it for what it is informationally speaking. It was our own failure as much as anything, a symptom of our liberal approach to national security. It reflects on the incompetent boobs we have accepted as our statesmen’s and the general state of state affairs (metrosexualism). As I see it; it’s going to painful but reversing course, as we need to, always is.

Something noteworthy about all of this: Before this group of ‘white-knights’ stood up for Wikileaks there were few websites closed down by the government. Websites that are part of the file trading community in the lower levels of the internet. There was web-chatter at the time about retaliating against the government over that. It had plenty of people already mad, all warmed up for an internet fight. You might even say that there was some provocation prior to making an example about Wikileaks.

What we have now is a ‘crisis that shouldn’t be wasted.’ -- The internet has been our Liberty Tree, this is how we beat the tide of liberal media disinformation. I suspect that this something like a Reichstage Fire moment. Now we can count on the government to make the web a safer place for all of us who need protecting from the terrible truth.