2010-12-02, 05:17 PM
Democracy allows often for loopholes such as WikiLinks to exist. They are exercising the right to free speech however in it's most simplest explanation. I do feel they need to be a little more reserved when it may come to releasing too much information, but releasing enough information to make a point without jeopardizing the well-being and security of anyone involved unless absolutely necessary. However, think about this. If WikiLinks did not exist, someone else would have done possible the same thing as well, and if WikiLinks is shut down, someone will replace them.
Julian Assange is a brave man for what he does, and really Interpol is using a blanket tactic to bring him in for questioning without merit. If anything, I see this, IF Mr. Assange is arrested, he will not be allowed to live, period. Interpol and those of it's more sinister sides involved in corruption, coverups, and other dealings of malice will literally have him erased from the face of the earth. His best interest IMO is to release information about this on WikiLinks and discredit Interpol... then go into hiding.
(edited: had to add this in last minute...)
I feel WikiLinks may be trying to show the world the level of corruption and malicious dealings that have gone on within governments now for quite some time and showing that the public often does need to know information and make better decisions involving their future. Governments now are just power hungry and WikiLinks IMO is being the fuse that breaks the circuit of lies and exposes the truth of what is really going on.
Julian Assange is a brave man for what he does, and really Interpol is using a blanket tactic to bring him in for questioning without merit. If anything, I see this, IF Mr. Assange is arrested, he will not be allowed to live, period. Interpol and those of it's more sinister sides involved in corruption, coverups, and other dealings of malice will literally have him erased from the face of the earth. His best interest IMO is to release information about this on WikiLinks and discredit Interpol... then go into hiding.
(edited: had to add this in last minute...)
I feel WikiLinks may be trying to show the world the level of corruption and malicious dealings that have gone on within governments now for quite some time and showing that the public often does need to know information and make better decisions involving their future. Governments now are just power hungry and WikiLinks IMO is being the fuse that breaks the circuit of lies and exposes the truth of what is really going on.