Fresh from the controversy over thei brelease of journalists under friend-fire from U.S. forces in Afghanistan, WikiLeaks.org has now released more than 91,000 military documents revealing day-to-day operations in the region. And so far, it doesn't look good for U.S. forces who seem to be making little to no progress; military cover-ups; Taliban and Pakistan connections; and much, much more.
Needless to say, the document release is generating a lot of buzz for the site. It has been a Trending Topic for hours and seems likely to remain that way for days as folks sort through the documents and try to determine if WikiLeaks.org is working for the common good or merely trying to get famous...
@jayrosen_nyu Why didn't Wikileaks just publish the Afghanistan war logs and let journalists 'round the world have at them? This is why: http://jr.ly/n89s
@kotarski RT @mparent77772: WikiLeaks's data: At least 144 separate incidents of civilian casualties and subsequent cover-ups http://bit.ly/aFqxop
@Dobroyeutro The Man Behind WikiLeaks: a Julian Assange Cheat Sheet - VanityFairMag -http://bit.ly/cEdXDN #wikileaks #spy #intelligence #CIA
@jorge_salazar The Afghanistan War Logs Released by #Wikileaks, the World's First Stateless News Organization by @jayrosen_nyu http://bit.ly/aBgbtT
@Brine Close Read: WikiLeaks and the War : The New Yorker http://ping.fm/0QEAX We are robbing ourselves, both of our purse and of our good name
@joshsternberg re: Wikileaks-there has been no anti-afghanistan movement on the scale of our opposition towards vietnam. will wikileaks push public to act?
@befir watching the Guardian video tutorial: How to read the Afghanistan war logs: http://bit.ly/cs1pKl #wikileaks #helpful
@alexlobov @joshuafoust Media outlets already redacted names voluntarily. Wikileaks could've released names to them & online sans names.
@smarimc "WikiLeaks Docs Detail Afghan War's Downside" (wait, it has an upside? I wasn't aware.. did anybody get the memo?) http://bit.ly/bc9Zj2
@nicolebode RT @WSJ: "There does appear to be evidence of war crimes in this material," says @Wikileaks founder of Afghan war docs http://j.mp/9FHlQD
@mparent77772 Afghanistan says it's 'shocked' by leaked U.S. documents http://bit.l/bL9cn9
@nuluhaik WikiLeaks founder: We have thousands more secret US documents on Afghan war still to come: Source: http://url4.eu/6Plb3
Monday, July 26, 2010
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