WikiLeaks’ Internal E-Mails Revealed: Show Intent To Bring Down The U.S. Government, Soros-Link

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[Michael van der Galien]

Today is the day that WikiLeaks is going to get a taste of its own medicine. Thanks to an early participant in WikiLeaks‘ operations dating back to 2006 and the beginning of 2007, who became so disgruntled with its leader’s outsized ego, lies and deceitful methods that he quit, we have a treasure trove of internal Wikileaks e-mails. I am including a portion of them here (with typos and all). The image above was WikiLeak’s original design for its logo, presumably to show a mole in action.

Mr. John Young, the disenchanted ex-WikiLeaker who runs his own website Cryptome.org and has posted these e-mails, removed the names of the authors and addressees on most of them. However, there is little doubt in my mind, judging from their tone and context, that the main voice of Wikileaks coming through in these e-mails is most likely none other than its founder Julian Assange, who is now being hunted by Interpol under a warrant for sex crimes that he allegedly committed in Sweden.

What these e-mails show are fanatics whose objective has always been to topple governments, including the United States government, by publishing highly embarrassing purloined secret documents. They also reveal a possible connection with George Soros, which should be investigated by the Justice Department as part of its probe into possible criminal wrong-doing in the whole WikiLeaks affair.

These e-mails should dispel the myth about the noble intentions of WikiLeak’s leaders to promote transparency and an informed public – a myth that was peddled last night on the O’Reilly Factor by ultra-liberal Alan Colmes and libertarian John Stossel.

Ironically, the Wikileaks e-mails usually begin with warnings about maintaining the secrecy of their own communications, funding sources and operations. Transparency should start at home, don’t you think?

[MichaelP]

Yea, his noble intention is to get very rich...

Mike

[PLD]

Someone needs to look for the real person that leaked those documents..The person was to low rank to be handling such classified documents..no one person at the Pentagon has access to all the documents each are handled by different people..Has anyone brought this up..

As for Soros that bastard should be thrown out of this country along with his puppet Obama and crew..

[gov_bean_ counter]

There is also the issue of inordinate server usage which should have been picked up by a systems administrator as well as review of SIPR logs which would have been done by a higher ranking official, most like an officer.

[Califreak]

A more permanent solution needs to be applied to Soros...

[RobRoy]

>>Transparency should start at home, don’t you think?<<

Wikileaks is to transparency what AlGore is to AGW. i.e. the rules are for everybody else.

[dead]

I suspect that you may be projecting private industry information security standards and IT competence levels onto a federal government operation.

[junta]

The professional flunkies of global benevolent hedgemony are upset about the leaks, the vast bulk of America, ho hum.
As for myself this whole episode just tells me that Socialist Swedish paradise is nothing but a feminist dystopia.

[meyer]

Possible Soros link, eh? Which would put the Wikileaks people and the Obama people on the same side. Both hate America, apparently.

[justlurking]

It’s too bad that John Young bailed out of the pre-wikileaks mailing list so quickly. If he had hung around for a bit longer and archived the incoming email, it may have been really interesting.

[gov_bean_ counter]

I suspect that you may be projecting private industry information security standards and IT competence levels onto a federal government operation.

Perhaps, please forgive me.

[PLD]

I suspect I know because my husband worked at the Pentagon and then with NATO..This person even if the stuff was on the computers could not get the pass word unless someone gave it to him with high rank and if he hacked into it there would be a security breach alert that went out over all the place..He was to low rank for him to have access to any documents like that..Unless of course things have changed so much anyone can get the documents..There is still a leakier in the Pentagon..

[SC_Pete]

I hate people that hate our country. Is that politically incorrrect to say it so clearly?

[PLD]

I just saw your post and you are right..Most civilians would not know how things work with the government documents and most don’t care..

[drpix]

"Someone needs to look for the real person that leaked those documents..The person was to low rank to be handling such classified documents..no one person at the Pentagon has access to all the documents each are handled by different people..Has anyone brought this up.."

You are 100% right, with one amendment: "Someone needs to look for the real person^s."

Put money on there being a network of moles who funneled their secret documents within the computer grasp of Manning. That malicious dimwit acted as no more than a carrier and fall-guy. And there may be other carriers out there to even further this colossal act of treason.

But the Obama's FBI has been busy busting Internet sites selling knockoff merchandise and Obama's DOJ lawyers are busy protecting his secret past.

[PLD]

I agree,Soros should suffer what they did to traitor’s in the good old days..

[gov_bean_ counter]

Thanks. None of this passes the smell test.

[drpix]

See my post #15.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Concur...

[Conservative Tsunami]

..Even if the stuff was on the computers could not get the pass word unless someone gave it to him with high rank and if he hacked into it there would be a security breach alert that went out over all the place..He was to low rank for him to have access to any documents like that..

BINGO.

Assange is a patsy.

0bama's role is to help create chaos. NOT get re-elected. To that end he and his puppetmeisters are still laughing and succeeding.