There Should Be At Least One Leak

My Feelings Of Revulsion And Foreboding About Nuclear Weapons Had Not Changed An Iota Since 1945, And They Have Never Left Me. Since I Was 14, The Overriding Objective Of My Life Has Been To Prevent The Occurrence Of Nuclear War.

I Felt That As An American Citizen, As A Responsible Citizen, I Could No Longer Cooperate In Concealing This Information From The American Public. I Did This Clearly At My Own Jeopardy And I Am Prepared To Answer To All The Consequences Of This Decision.

Obama Is Making A Choice Now That Will Lead To The Deaths Of Many Thousands Of Civilians In Afghanistan By American Hands. By Ordinary Standards Of Presidents, He Is A Decent Man. But Those Standards Aren't Good Enough. He's In A Position Either To Kill Or Not To Kill, And He's Made The Decision To Kill.

The Fact Is That When It Comes To Judgment As To What Should Be Secret And What Should Not Be Secret, Julian Assange's Judgment Has Been Pretty Good So Far.

Wikileaks Serves As A Back-up For Those Who Want To Tell The Truth About The Inner Workings Of Government When The Mainstream Media Is Not Willing Or Taking Too Long To Publish.