Where are the Wikileaks cables from?

[Lankan Ranger]

Where are the Wikileaks cables from?

 

[FullMetalJacket]

What I want to know is, how does WikiLeaks acquire these sensitive documents or "cables" as people put it. They must be kept from the public for a reason, and must be heavily guarded, and yet WikiLeaks seemingly acquire these. Hmm...

 

[gambit]

What I want to know is, how does WikiLeaks acquire these sensitive documents or "cables" as people put it. They must be kept from the public for a reason, and must be heavily guarded, and yet WikiLeaks seemingly acquire these. Hmm...

Currently...The understanding is that we have a traitor named PFC Bradley Manning who has access to...

SIPRNet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) is "a system of interconnected computer networks used by the United States Department of Defense and the U.S. Department of State to transmit classified information (up to and including information classified SECRET) by packet switching over the TCP/IP protocols in a 'completely secure' environment".[1] It also provides services such as hypertext document access and electronic mail. As such, SIPRNet is the DoD’s classified version of the civilian Internet.

...And he made copies of all these documents.

Our mistake is that we made SIPRNet too accessible to anyone who has SECRET level and above with -- apparently -- no 'need to know' caveat, meaning even if a person has not a need to know what SecState Hillary Clinton said to so-and-so diplomat, he gets to see that communique anyway. It is badly embarrassing to US but not as much a disaster to foreign policies as many would like to believe. It will require time and changes in leaderships of both the US and in other countries for all sides to create new and better secured relationship.

 

[Lankan Ranger]

Among all the cables obtained by the WikiLeaks, there are

8,320 memos on China
7,095 memos on Afghanistan
5,087 memos on India
3,166 memos on Sri Lanka
4,775 memos on Pakistan
2,182 memos on Bangladesh


So China, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh & Afghanistan remain the key to future foreign policy interests of USA regarding Asia

 

[Awesome]

Currently...The understanding is that we have a traitor named PFC Bradley Manning who has access to...

SIPRNet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

...And he made copies of all these documents.

Our mistake is that we made SIPRNet too accessible to anyone who has SECRET level and above with -- apparently -- no 'need to know' caveat, meaning even if a person has not a need to know what SecState Hillary Clinton said to so-and-so diplomat, he gets to see that communique anyway. It is badly embarrassing to US but not as much a disaster to foreign policies as many would like to believe. It will require time and changes in leaderships of both the US and in other countries for all sides to create new and better secured relationship.

Wikileaks gets it from your traitor... but I guess they say they get it anonymously? I'm just surprised they have not been brought to book by the countless laws that exist on protecting state secrets.

 

[gambit]

Wikileaks gets it from your traitor... but I guess they say they get it anonymously? I'm just surprised they have not been brought to book by the countless laws that exist on protecting state secrets.

So am I. The Obama Administration has bungled this big time and will lead the American public towards making Obama a single termer.

 

[Donatello]

Currently...The understanding is that we have a traitor named PFC Bradley Manning who has access to...

SIPRNet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

...And he made copies of all these documents.

Our mistake is that we made SIPRNet too accessible to anyone who has SECRET level and above with -- apparently -- no 'need to know' caveat, meaning even if a person has not a need to know what SecState Hillary Clinton said to so-and-so diplomat, he gets to see that communique anyway. It is badly embarrassing to US but not as much a disaster to foreign policies as many would like to believe. It will require time and changes in leaderships of both the US and in other countries for all sides to create new and better secured relationship.

It's funny how you call the Army guy "Traitor"

They did all this stuff in the belief of freedom. They though this kind of information is too dangerous to go un-noticed and is kinda unfair.


I mean, why would USA have backstabbing views of other Nations? Why?

 

[Donatello]

Among all the cables obtained by the WikiLeaks, there are

8,320 memos on China
7,095 memos on Afghanistan
5,087 memos on India
3,166 memos on Sri Lanka
4,775 memos on Pakistan
2,182 memos on Bangladesh


So China, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh & Afghanistan remain the key to future foreign policy interests of USA regarding Asia

That's because USA's foot is stuck in Afghanistan, while the rest of the mentioned countries are rising economically.

Future Markets and hence it would be better for US to control them now, than later.

 

[gambit]

It's funny how you call the Army guy "Traitor"

They did all this stuff in the belief of freedom. They though this kind of information is too dangerous to go un-noticed and is kinda unfair.

Errr...The man swore an oath in front of his nation's flag and in front of other soldiers. Any act that goes against the laws that he swore to obey, even if he does not agree with any or all of them, qualify him to that label. Would you apply the same defense to a Pakistani national who reveals Pakistan's nuclear secrets in the name of freedom?

I mean, why would USA have backstabbing views of other Nations? Why?

You think the US is unique in this? You are more naive than I thought.

 

[PakSher]

What is happening to the US:

(01) Wikileaks has classified information
(02) White House lost nuclear codes in Clinton's Presidency
(03) USAF flying a transport plane with no clue that nuclear weapons are on board.
(04) Obama admitting in public that US is loosing influence
(05) US Economy going south
(06) Goldmand Sakhs commits fraud after fraud and no one is going to jail

There is definately something wrong in the successive US Governments handling their affairs. The US population is a hard working work force but the government is corrupt and this is hurting the country.

 

[Awesome]

It's funny how you call the Army guy "Traitor"

They did all this stuff in the belief of freedom. They though this kind of information is too dangerous to go un-noticed and is kinda unfair.


I mean, why would USA have backstabbing views of other Nations? Why?

There is a chain of command in Army, whatever his belief is, the official US constitution allows the agencies to keep state secrets, then they can keep state secrets.

IF he wants a change, get elected, change the constitution and so on. It is treachery, no doubt about it.

 

[Super Falcon]

can anyone tell me here recently they have issued reports about Muslim Nations from wikileaks what are they and who is that wikileaks is

 

[Zizou]

Wikileaks are coming from no one but CIA ....

They always sound funny to me but with every new batch of releases, my belief strengthens that it is a massive disinformation campaign carefully targeting the recently awaken general public who have started to question subjects which they were never supposed to like NWO, Federal Reserve, Illumaniti, One World Government, 9/11 etc etc etc .....

Just few of the concerns which should get any open mind to think and question their authenticity ...

* The media seems to be paying a lot of attention to WikiLeaks and not just to ridicule the organization ..... the only critic being that this might hurt troops or national security of USA .... Yes to some extant but mostly what it is doing is implying that the information is valid. They aren't questioning the authenticity of this information, as would be expected. In effect, they are indirectly vouching for the information.

* Did you hear anyone in government to deny any of this information ??? ..... Is it really that difficult for USA government to do that with all its propaganda media wings ???

* Julian Assange is still walking around. .... Is this world really that safe and free place to live and say as you wish ??? since when ....

* The information is apparently making it out to the public. ...... If the government really didn't want this information out, it wouldn't be too far fetched to believe that it wouldn't make it out, whether it be by restricting the media or by declaring a national threat through the courts.

* The information leaked through Wikileaks is a far cry from causing change or any kind of backlash against government. .... it was purported to expose the corruption in USA government .... all it is doing is feeding the notions like Iran is a nuclear threat, Al qaeda is spreading, ISI is playing double game, Osama Bin Laden is in Pakistan, China is tired of North Korea ......

This is a very clever disinformation campaign that will achieve several goals simultaneously.

This is Cyberwarfare ...

 

[Super Falcon]

well CIA is a main cause of terrorism and CIA is agency which are making probleums in the world