Thinker 2:

I don't believe that Wikileaks will get knocked out. It's too vast and
will continue with or without Julian Assange. He's seen to that, and I feel that Wikileaks will survive no matter what happens.

Absolutely cssteele, Gillards response and our Attorney Generals Mclelland's
are a disgrace for mine.

Wilkie is officially vindicated by his own whistle blowing and the object here is to nip this Wikileaks thing in the bud before it also vindicates itself officially, which it seems to be doing pretty much daily as we see in disclosures about Kevin Rudd today, who now seems to be entirely unsuitable to be our Foreign Minister according to the Americans.

Trouble is, I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing.

I sincerely hope your right Lexi

Thinker 2:

Check this out. It will make your hair stand on end:

http://newmatilda.com/2010/12/08/what-has-really-been-disclosed

By James O'Neill.

Riveting stuff.

Thank you OUG, it's an inspiration to know that people are mobilising over this.
I think it is so important, even a defining moment in history.

Yes Lexi, too much talk about the actual leaking and nothing about what is implied by the actions of our representatives in their quest to silence the truth teller.

How about this for a thought. It has become apparent to me that if someone accuses me of a minor crime, big business on orders from the government, now has the right to prevent me an income and access to my funds. All because they don't like what I've supposedly done, even before a charge has been brought against me and across international borders to boot!

When is the media going to discuss the implications surrounding the actions of our representatives on us the public? Instead they condemn the leaks whilst using the leaks to secure their own agendas, hypocrites!