[Dallas59]

ugh...

[pnh102]

If the US government was interested in stopping leaks, then it would prosecute, to the fullest extent of the law, up to and including prosecution for treason and a subsequent execution, those people who leak this information.

I don't get why people are so mad at WikiLeaks, they're no different than The Washington Post or The New York Times when they get their hands on classified material.

If more examples were made of people who leak this information (I don't think anyone who is caught leaking such information ever gets punished) then we'd see less of it.

[LibWhacker]

on the condition that the exact location was not revealed

Good luck with that. I hope the CIA sends some very scary men after your big dumb a**** real soon.

[ClayinVA]

you cannot unrelease something on the Internet, so the damage was already done. plus the super encrypted insurance file has already spread around the world too.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Hunt down the perps, execute them.

The damage is done, the best you can do is make examples of these guys to deter the next piece of filth who decides he might want to play games.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Calling Mr. Predator: Readjust your coordinates and fly, baby, fly.

[NoLibZone]

We need to start a WikiBirther site.

Any one with access to Obamas files may send them to us.

I am sure liberals will appreciative our transparency too.