US RESPONSE TO WIKILEAKS: DIPLOMACY AS ANOTHER MEANS OF WARFARE

I made a post, post #1, in the following page for information that [most] people don't know about Wikileaks and which all responsible supporters of Wikileaks really need to make themselves aware of.

http://warisacrime.org/content/espionage-act-how-government-can-engage-s...

Many Wikileaks fans of the blind sort of fanship perhaps won't like and will want to reject what the article and interviews linked in my post in the other page, here, say, but [responsible] and open-minded supporters of Wikileaks really need to carefully learn and consider the information provided. It's always wiser to be aware of alarms that might help us to avoid contributing to worsening conditions than it is to irresponsibly ignore and emotionally reject warnings made available to us. If we choose to ignore the warnings after we've learned of them, what they warn about, then we'll be making a mistake and no one else can be blamed excerpt for ourselves. If we refuse to learn about the warnings made available to us, then we simply are totally irresponsible. Best is to learn what the warnings tell us and if we don't believe them, then at least keep them carefully in mind in order to be better prepared if and when the warnings turn out to be right.

Blind rejection(ism) is [not] a characteristic of true activists.