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How has Assange committed espionage and why is what he has done any different than the Washington Post, New York Times, Daily Mail, Telegraph, etc., which are under no threat of prosecution. Indeed Stratfor advocates the publishing of much of this and has commented on some of it, and has a lot of folks with a lot of military, diplomatic and intelligence experience. Are they also guilty of espionage?

I just want to know where you think the line is. While you claim not to trust the spies to redact this, remember the US government refused to redact and release any of it, though, if you knew of its existence, you could make a FOIA request for exactly this and the government would have to comply (if you had knowledge of the documents you wanted access to).

Assage is in the business of seeking out people who commit theft of information or espioage in goverment for the purpose of leaking the information out to everyone, including enemies we are fighting wars against.

He is a leaker, not referring to his depends I bet.

He deserves the traditional jail time in Federal prison, death maybe as a sentence if called for or the more discretionary accident.

This person does nothing for us and is working as a spy against us. If you want to hug him that is YOUR business, but if I see him I would help get him to the Feds for his lawlessness.