Open Letter to the United States Government Regarding WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and the Fundamental Tenets of Democracy and Open Societies —- To President Obama, US Senators and Congressmen and women, Attorney General Eric Holder, the Department of Justice, and all of those involved in the attempt to prosecute Julian Assange, founder of the nonprofit news organization WikiLeaks.org: We are a diverse group of people from around the world who have come together for a common purpose: to defend WikiLeaks, to ask the United States to cease its attempts to manufacture a case against Julian Assange, and to defend democratic principles and our fundamental rights guaranteed therein. We are professionals, homemakers, activists, students, and others who believe that government derives its power from the consent of the governed, as stipulated in the Declaration of Independence, but that citizens can only give meaningful consent if they are fully informed about their government’s actions. Nothing more violates American principles, which inspire both those of us who are and are not American citizens, than the idea that “government knows best” and has the right to deceive its own people. The Wikileaks documents have revealed that the US government has been keeping enormously important information secret from the American people, such as the fact that the US government knew of the mass murder of civilians in Iraq even though it claimed it did not; that the US government failed its …
It was complete BS not to black out the names of the individuals in Afghanistan. Wikileaks was wrong for it. You have a responsibility, and a lot of innocent people are dying because of wikileaks.
@okieoneshinobi So many innocent people have died in Afghanistan, mainly Afghan civilians.
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Turn off the FOX NEWS…Its all lies…One human to another….you are being lied to and used…..Who died what were their names. what specifically are you talking about?
The U.S. government is at fault for the Afgan deaths, not Wikileaks.