Wikipedia attacks Wikileaks

[ajaidev]

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has whistleblower WikiLeaks over its release of Afghan war documents which he said could "get people killed".

http://www.fudzilla.com/home/item/20...acks-wikileaks

People should know what their Government does

[Manicdan]

teaching your enemy how to kill you is treason. its more obvious when you say "we will be here at this time", its more subtle when you say "this is how we did something the last 10 times, expect us to do it the same way again" (didnt read the article yet)

[w0mbat]

there not teaching anything, they just show u how much of a fail the war is currently

did u read any of these documents?

[Pillo-kun]

We have to know all the faults and mistakes the state does so that we can make changes for a better state/world. I dont belive in turning a blind eye to all these problems that have emerged.

[Hornet331]

We have to know all the faults and mistakes the state does so that we can make changes for a better state/world. I dont belive in turning a blind eye to all these problems that have emerged.

Lol.. . just look a bit into history books... the same has happend for over 2000 years. Everything stays the same, only the methods and technology changes.

[K404]

Well.... Fuds stance is fairly clear... they aren't fans of Wiki

[damha]

Wikipedia founder is a loser. Don't mind other people's business. I am sure Wikipedia itself was responsible for the deaths of many around the globe...

[AliG]

Wikipedia founder is a loser. Don't mind other people's business. I am sure Wikipedia itself was responsible for the deaths of many around the globe...

And how might that be?

[k0rnh0li0]

@ least its serving its purpose to keep people informed of new words and whatnot. its like that one guy that died trying to cancel shows from animal planet cause its inhumane.

[damha]

And how might that be?

Causing excessive arguing amongst others leading one to kill his opponent. Or having all this information easily accessible could have led the ceo of one or more companies to commit suicide.

I think those are plausible scenarios.

[god_43]

i have read the wikileaks documents, nothing outlandish. i support wikileaks, they turn up great stuff on corruption in congress.

[570091D]

i support wikileaks, the people need to know what their money is being spent on! having said that, my brother is in afghanistan and i don't support the public discolure of classified operational docs or the names of imbeded spies. wikileaks has the right idea, but i think they need to exercise better judgment on what they post.

[nn_step]

teaching your enemy how to kill you is treason. its more obvious when you say "we will be here at this time", its more subtle when you say "this is how we did something the last 10 times, expect us to do it the same way again" (didnt read the article yet)

treason does not apply, when you are exposing the secrets of another country.

[god_43]

i support wikileaks, the people need to know what their money is being spent on! having said that, my brother is in afghanistan and i don't support the public discolure of classified operational docs or the names of imbeded spies. wikileaks has the right idea, but i think they need to exercise better judgment on what they post.

well that's just the propaganda talking, they take care not to reveal, things that would risk on going stuff (bottom they mention redaction's). fact is the government doesn't want the ppl to know whats going on...with anything. from what i have read (lol no way am i going to read well over 50000+ pages, try like 20) spy names seem to be redacted, besides the high level public figures that is. most of it seems to be about past actions.



wiki

[saaya]

i for one find it hilarious how the us gov tries to put pressure on the wikileaks guys
its like in the movies... so amateurish and obvious